It's because stupid people lead the program. Students are astute at recognizing the restraints on accessing condoms at school. They see the prejudice and judgement that this stems from, and blame the schools and administration. These obstacles to access need to be eliminated. Even those who don't currently use the condom program recognize that they would use it should the need arise for them.
Students feel it's important to have condoms available at school.
They want the program and will use it. This supports the need and desire for the program. It is the Board of Education's responsibility to provide the tools for young people to protect themselves properly. When asked about their feeling about their high school being involved in AIDS education, the majority agree that it's important and are glad the school does it. Students are open to AIDS education at school.