Do you think teenagers should be required to take parenting classes in middle and high school?

Well, it seems like a lot of teenagers are hell-bent on becoming parents when they're in high school any way, so it'd definitely be convenient. Definitely more practical applications than some other subjects taught, like calculus.Do you think teenagers should be required to take parenting classes in middle and high school?
No. The schools around here have enough trouble providing the essential academic subjects like math, science, and English. It might be offered as an elective, though. My kids' high school offers a course in child development. It's very popular. But it's not intended to prevent teen pregnancy (nor would it work that way) - it's just a psychology class and a lot of the kids who take it think they want to work with children.Do you think teenagers should be required to take parenting classes in middle and high school?
Definitely not! Not every teen wants to be a parent! I sure don't! I have too many things I want to do with my life and having a kid would prevent that!
why teenagers already know everything there is too know.
That'd be a good idea. I took two child development classes in high school and learned a lot.
No. Most adults don't have to, and teens can be as good parents as adults can.
that sounds like a nice idea, but it should be an elective, like home economics or music.
yes it should be if the kids are having troubles.
yes for @ least a month @ a time♦