• Introduction of Clarity and the presenter
• Comprehensive, holistic health approach
  • Physical
  • Mental
  • Emotional
  • Social
  • Ethical
• Human Sexuality Terminology
• Sexual Activity defined as the voluntary action which involves any part of one person’s body touching the private areas of another person’s body.
• Gender defined as identification of a male or female.
• Reproduction defined as how babies are made.
• Puberty defined as how people change from children to adults.
  • Similar changes in both males and females
  • Changes in males
  • Changes in females

KEY CONCEPTS

• My choices affect every area of my whole person.
• A person is valuable no matter how small, because a person is a person after all.

• Review of previous program content
• Information Gathering
  • Media discounted as a credible source for obtaining information 
• Marriage identified as the boundary for positive and healthy sexual activity
• Identify Go-To Adults
  • Criteria includes:
    • Someone the student trusts
    • Over the age of 18
    • Someone the student sees on a regular basis
    • Must be making healthy life choices
• Introduction of the CDC’s Six Critical Health Behaviors and expected healthy responses
  • Drugs and Alcohol
  • Injury and Violence
  • Tobacco Use
  • Nutrition
  • Physical Activity
  • Sexual Activity

KEY CONCEPTS

• Media’s lies won’t help you decide. Talk to your Go-To Adult today!
• Abstinence until marriage is the healthiest choice because it protects our whole person.

• Review previous program content and continued discussion on 6 Critical Health  Behaviors
• Definitions of sexual abstinence and sexual abuse
  • Sexual Abstinence defined as controlling the timing of sexual activity.
• Sexual Abuse defined as unwanted sexual activity.
  • Consequences of Sexual Activity
  • Physical consequence of unplanned pregnancy
  • Physical consequence of Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) and/or Sexually  Transmitted Diseases (STDs)
  • Emotional, Mental, Ethical, and Social Consequences
• Establishing Personal Self-Control and Boundary Setting
  • Pornography defined as the viewing of nude or naked photos or videos for the purpose of sexual excitement.
  • Addiction defined as an urge to do something that is hard to control or stop.
• Character building and friendship

KEY CONCEPTS

• Becoming a healthy adult requires self-control.
• Becoming a healthy adult requires personal boundary setting.

• Review Previous Program Content
  • Answering anonymous student questions 
• Personal Boundary setting in regard to sexual activity and physical consequences that can occur
• Responsible social media usage
  • Instruction given on how to respond when exposed to pornography.
  • Sexting defined as texting nude or naked pictures or sexually explicit messages by a mobile device.
• Refusal skills
• Equip students with tools they can utilize with their Go-To adults

KEY CONCEPTS

• Marriage is the healthiest boundary for positive sexual activity.
• Healthy boundaries will keep you safe on the Internet.
• When I’m uncomfortable I can say, “NO!