DepEd revisits CSE, but claims teen pregnancy dip since its adoption

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EVEN though the teenage pregnancy cases in public schools showed a significant decrease from 2019 to 2024, the Department of Education (DepEd) is set to discuss whether or not to suspend implementation of the controversial Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE), integrated into the K to 12 curriculum in 2018.

However, the DepEd stressed that the standards set by international groups for implementing CSE are “not followed in total” by DepEd.“There is a localization which takes into account local culture and context.

DepEd also refuted the claims of Project Dalisay’s video on social media, decrying CSE, as they expressed alarm that the pending bill promoting CSE, is tantamount to “hypersexualizing” children at an early age.