Those are fair points and I do not necessarily disagree. I feel some of them should be, ideally, handled by the school though, no? For example sex education is

Those are fair points and I do not necessarily disagree. I feel some of them should be, ideally, handled by the school though, no? For example sex education is part of the curriculum of my country and teaches without judgement about the different forms of sexuality and how to safely engage in sexual activities. I know some states in the US teach "abstinence only" which I would not call education but a crime against those children. The internet can only be a band aid here. Same with finding a profession. That is why schools teach children all the subjects and offer additional activities so they can find out what they like.