I support this view - but making condoms available isn't enough. We need to educate our youth about sex and it needs to start at a young age. Even if students have to go to the health center to get them they won't - one of the main reasons people don't buy condoms is because of embarrassment...and this would create an even more embarrassing situation because the student might feel like the teacher would judge them or tell their parents. This subject is way too taboo in this country and we need to make a change because what we're doing isn't working - 1 in 4 teens contracts an STI every year (I'd say we need to make a change). The condoms need to be available, but we need to start educating the students on other things besides just abstinence because, last I checked, that ain't working. We need to give them the knowledge and resources to make the right decisions.