The following scenario was taken from a worksheet given out during "Myth and Reality: Adolescent Sexuality." The discussion, which was held at Oak Point Intermediate School Monday evening, dealt with how parents can respond to their kids' questions on sexuality.
Situation: It's summer and your daughter has finished the eighth grade. She and her friends have invited over a few boys. They're out in the backyard in a big tent. It's late and finally dark when you step outside to listen. It sounds like a game of "truth or dare" and a co-ed couple is leaving the group to the hoots of their friends still inside. What do you do?


Another discussion for...
Back to page topAnother discussion for parents is coming up. This time the subject has to do with protecting children from online dangers.
The program, "Protecting Children Online," is set for 7 to 9 p.m., Monday, Dec. 4 at the Eden Prairie High School Auditorium. According to a news release, "the program will include discussion about popular sites such as MySpace and Facebook, as well as Instant Messaging and Internet chat rooms, and is intended for parents only."
Question for the forum: How far should parents go when it comes to Internet vigilance?