Parents
Helping Parents Build Stronger Futures for Their Students
What your student learns
The CSC Program provides age-appropriate, medically-accurate education designed to help students navigate real-life challenges with confidence and wisdom.
Healthy relationships
Goal setting and future planning
Communication and boundary-setting skills
Media and peer influence
Decision-making and self-respect
The importance of healthy family formation
Sexual risk avoidance education
Substance abuse prevention
Students are encouraged to think critically about their choices and understand how today’s decisions can impact their future relationships, education, and opportunities.
What Students will Learn
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Prevention of sexual abuse, including sexual harassment, dating violence, rape, and sex trafficking
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Dangers of sexting and pornography, and risk of teen dating violence
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Prosocial value of healthy marriage and family formation
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Information on pregnancy, STDs/STIs and emotional risks of teen sexual activity, with an emphasis on Abstinence
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Positive and negative influence of peers and culture
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Positive and negative influence of technology and social media
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Give examples of how a person’s decisions can be positively or negatively influenced by others, including peers.
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Refusal skills and boundary setting in the context of healthy relationships and communication
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Information on pregnancy, STDs/STIs and emotional risks of teen sexual activity, with an emphasis on Abstinence
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Positive and negative influence of peers and culture
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positive and negative influence of technology and social media
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Future planning skills and strategies for fostering life success
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The importance of personal dignity and the value of self and others.
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Give examples of how a person’s decisions can be positively or negatively influenced by others, including peers.
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Refusal skills and boundary setting in the context of healthy relationships and communication
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Resilience and overcoming personal challenges to achieve current and future success
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Future planning skills and strategies for fostering life success
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Positive and negative influence of peers and culture
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Healthy examples of positive character strengths, such as honesty, fairness, courage, self-control, kindness, respect and responsibility.
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The importance of personal dignity and the value of self and others.
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Explain how parents, family members and members of the community can serve as positive role models and resources for advice and guidance when making decisions.
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Give examples of how a person’s decisions can be positively or negatively influenced by others, including peers.
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Conversation starters
One of the most important influences in a student’s life is their parent or guardian. CSC encourages meaningful conversations at home that help reinforce healthy values and communication.
Simple, open conversations can build trust and help students feel supported as they grow.
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What was something you learned that surprised you?
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What do you think makes a healthy relationship?
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How does social media affect the way people view relationships?
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What goals do you have for your future?
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What kind of support do you need from me right now?
How CSC Advocates for Parents
CSC believes parents play the primary role in shaping their child’s values, beliefs, and future. Our program exists to support—not replace—that role.
Our educators are committed to creating respectful learning environments that encourage students to think critically and make healthy choices.
Providing transparent, age-appropriate curriculum
Teaching medically-accurate information
Encouraging healthy family communication
Reinforcing positive decision-making and personal responsibility
Equipping students with tools that strengthen long-term success
Frequently asked questions
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