1.Do you think that school nurse should or should not be allowed to discuss contraception and pregnancy options with students? What are the possible pros and cons? 

Pros:

1. The school nurse is a trained professional who has the ability to provide students with accurate, reliable information regarding contraception. These facts can assist students in making informed choices about their sexual well-being and preventing unintended pregnancy.
2. The school nurse can help students gain access to health resources, such as contraceptives, STI testing, or pregnancy tests. It is important to ensure students get the healthcare they require and that health complications are avoided.
3. School nurses can prevent teenage pregnancies by providing resources and education. Teen pregnancies can be a serious social and financial burden on the young person and his or her family.

Cons:

1. Parents or religious organizations may be opposed to the nurse talking about contraception with students. They might view it as encouraging promiscuity, or as violating their beliefs and values.
2. Legal issues: There may be concerns about the legality of providing contraception to minors or options for pregnancy without parental consent, depending on where you live.
3. The school nurse may lack the training or resources necessary to effectively discuss options for contraception or pregnancy with students. This can result in misinformation and inadequate support.

Allowing school nurses to talk to students about contraception, pregnancy, and other options can be beneficial. This could include providing accurate information and access to health resources as well as preventing teenage pregnancies. However, there can be opposition to this from parents, religious groups or lack resources. This decision should take into account all of the factors. The focus of this discussion with young people is to promote their health and wellbeing.