Common use of FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION Clause in Contracts

FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION. In accordance with New Jersey Administrative Code 6:29-4.2, family life education means instruction to develop an understanding of the physical, mental, emotional, social, economic and psychological aspects of interpersonal relationships; the physiological, psychological and cultural foundations of human development, sexuality and reproduction, at various stages of growth; and to provide the opportunity for students to acquire knowledge which will support the development of responsible personal behavior, strengthen their own family life now and aid in establishing strong family life for themselves in the future thereby contributing to the enrichment of the community. Family life education is not taught as a separate subject but is integrated into the health, science and social studies programs in grades K-8. The complete curriculum and materials used for the various curriculum areas are available for review in each school office. If a parent/guardian has any concerns regarding our curriculum and its content you as parent/guardian have the right to remove your child from that particular portion of the curriculum that is being taught. The following is a brief outline of the curriculum:

FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION. In accordance with New Jersey Administrative Code 6:29-4.2, family life education means instruction to develop an understanding of the physical, mental, emotional, social, economic and psychological aspects of interpersonal relationships; the physiological, psychological and cultural foundations of human development, sexuality and reproduction, at various stages of growth; and to provide the opportunity for students pupils to acquire knowledge which will support the development of responsible personal behavior, strengthen their own family life now and aid in establishing strong family life for themselves in the future thereby contributing to the enrichment of the community. Family life education is not taught as a separate subject but is integrated into the health, science and social studies programs in grades K-8. The complete curriculum and materials used for the various curriculum areas are available for review in each school office. If a parent/guardian has any concerns regarding our curriculum and its content you as parent/guardian have the right to remove your child from that particular portion of the curriculum that is being taught. The following is a brief outline of the curriculum: