We’ve all heard about this by now, right?

17 girls in a high school in Massachusetts joined a “pregnancy pact” so they all can raise their children together.

There are rumors that a couple of the girls were already pregnant when the pact was made, and they all decided that best way to support each other is to all be pregnant together, so they all know what each other is going through.

One of the fathers is reported to be a 24-year-old homeless man.

It’s unfortunate that these girls felt their best way out of their situation is to have others be in their same situation. Did they really not feel they had any other options? Did the school not provide them with any education into safe sex practices?

Do schools need to institute parenting classes at an early age so students know the trouble it takes to raise a baby when they are only 15?

What do you all think about this?