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Relationship Health Quiz:

Wondering whether your relationship is healthy?  Take this short Relationship Health Quiz to find out.

PrEP Locator

www.pleasePrEPme.org

National Sex Trafficking Hotline

www.humantraffickinghotline.org/en, Text: 'HELP' to 233733, Call: 888-373-7888

Bullying

www.stopbullying.gov

Trans Lifeline

www.translifeline.org,  Call: 877-565-8860

Teen Dating Abuse Helpline

www.loveisrespect.org, Text: 'Loveis' to 22522,  Call: 866-331-9474

Trevor Project (LGBTQ+ Support)

www.thetrevorproject.org/get-help/,  Text: 'Trevor' to 202-304-1200,  Call: 866-488-7386

Crisis Text Line

www.crisistextline.org, Text: 'HOME' to 741741

Puberty Health and Sex Ed Weeks

The Healthy Oakland Kids & Teens Puberty & Sex Ed Curriculum is delivered each school year in grades 5-9. Each grade level receives age appropriate information based on California state guidelines.

  • 9th Grade Sex Ed Week takes place in the winter and the series of 10 lessons are taught by trained Biology and ELA teachers.
  • 6th-8th Grade Puberty Health & Sex Ed Weeks take place in the spring and the lessons are delivered by trained middle school Science teachers.
  • 5th Grade Puberty Health Week takes place in the fall and the lessons are delivered by trained 5th grade teachers.

For more information about exactly when you will receive Puberty Health or Sex Ed Week this school year, ask your Science teacher.

Opportunities for Student Involvement

High school students interested in an internship related to sexual health education can email Katie Kelly-Hankin to learn more.

What Students are Saying about the Healthy Oakland Kids & Teens Puberty and Sex Ed lessons...

I'm glad I learned how to take care of myself better7th Grade Student 

I'm glad I learned how to get help if someone I know is in trouble

9th Grade Student 

I'm glad I learned that we all get to decide on what we feel comfortable with

9th Grade Student

I'm glad I was able to understand that its okay to say no to sex.

9th Grade Student

I'm glad I learned about about consent, equality, respect, trust and safety, I now know what a healthy relationship looks like between a partner, friends, and family.

8th Grade Student

I'm glad I learned more about the LGBTQ+ [community] ... because I myself am not a part of the community but would like to not make people feel uncomfortable by not knowing.

8th Grade Student

Contact Us

Katie Kelly-Hankin

Teacher on Special Assignment, Sexual Health Education

Email Me