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President Bush recognizes the difficulties families face in coping with a rapidly changing world. In addition to the traditional challenges, parents and children have to deal with threats unheard of in generations past. President Bush is working on a series of initiatives to help parents keep their children safer. In his second term, President Bush plans to:
· Promote Abstinence - Bush has more than tripled funding for abstinence-only education since 2001. Going forward, he will continue to promote funding by starting an education program that helps parents communicate with their children about the risks of early sexual activity. President Bush will work with faith and community groups to encourage parents and children to communicate about these issues.
· Increase Drug Testing Funding - School drug testing programs help students resist peer pressure and help parents intervene with students who need help. Bush will provide $25 million for student drug testing programs.
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