SALEM, Ore. (AP) -- The Salem-Keizer School District announced Tuesday it will stick with its teen pregnancy prevention class, despite a parent's objection to the involvement of Planned Parenthood.
Superintendent Sandy Husk says it's an excellent program. She says a suggestion that teachers teach the program instead of Planned Parenthood is unworkable because of the time demands for community service projects.
The parent who complained, Doug Muravez, told the Statesman Journal it appears district officials didn't work with him in good faith.
