Why Did 1 In 7 Girls Get Pregnant At Robeson High?

Words of THRILL in Red;
Source: CBS 2's Kristyn Hartman

115!
That's right. At Paul Robeson High School in Chicago,

Out of 800 girls, 115 of them are pregnant. That's 1 out of every 7 girls counted; despite so-claimed prevention talks.
This is at a normal public high school, not a school for "soon-to-be-moms".

Chicago Public Schools says it does not track the overall number of teen moms in the district. But Robeson Principal Gerald Morrow knows the count at his school in Englewood: 115 young ladies who are either expecting or already have had children.

To put it in perspective, their school pictures would fill roughly six pages of their high school year book.

Morrow also said, "Absentee fathers are another factor." No: you think!?

LaDonna Denson and two other Robeson students say parents not talking to teens and, in some cases, the pursuit of public assistance also factor into the pregnancies. None of them thought they'd be moms at such a young age.

"Public assistance"? what does that mean! Peer pressure? No fear of parents? Abundant supply of teenage jackasses that can't keep thier penis' in their pants? And here's another great question I have: WHY ARE THE PARENTS NOT TALKING TO THEIR TEENS?

The authorities are acting like there is a mystery behind "WHY" this happened. I'll tell you why: these girls have no idea how to make a good decision.

They said they have support at home. But not all girls do, they said. In fact, some girls get thrown out of the home.

Not on Morrow's turf. "We're not looking at them like 'Ooh you made a mistake,'" he said. "We're looking at how we can get them to the next phase, how can we still get them thinking about graduation?"

That does it right there! The Principal Morrow is a true IDIOT! No wonder this school has a huge number of teenage girls that don't know how to keep their legs closed. How can we raise our children correctly when our adult leaderships are genuine retards? Does this not piss anyone else off? This principal is a joke.

Oh this explains it: His mom had him when she was 15. That's why accepting the problem -- and working through it -- is so important to him. No wonder he's lost. His mom was a real winner. This just adds to the fact that I'm right: some people should not reproduce.

So there's help in a teen parent program. And coming soon, right across from Robeson, developers are turning a one-time crack house into a day care for student use. "We have to provide some type of environment for them and some form of support for them," Van Vincent, CEO of VLV Development, said.

Oh my God. Whatever. I'm done with this article.

"Just cause you have a baby, that doesn't mean your life is over," one student said.

According to five women I've spoken to who have gotten pregnant during highschool; they will confirm that your life is not over... but it sure is miserable.


Whatever... doll it up anyway you want it.... a teenager should not get pregnant in any case.
Enforce that.
Teenage sex is retarded. She needs to pull her jeans back up and get out of the back seat, and he needs to keep his brain inside his shorts. Like he'd know how to use it anyway.

THEIR JUST BABIES and THEIR HAVING BABIES? COME ON, AMERICA! WHAT THE HELL IS A MATTER WITH YOU!