Parents are outraged that students at a Loudoun County high school were given a survey asking for details about their sex lives

 WJLA-TV interviewed one parent who said her 14-year-old daughter texted her while she took the survey and said that she was uncomfortable answering some of the questions. The mother, who asked to remain unidentified, told her daughters to skip the survey, but added that the "damage had already been done, the innocence lost."

WJLA documented some of the more problematic questions on the survey:

• During your life, with whom have you had sexual contact?
• Have you ever had sexual intercourse?
• During your life, with how many people have you had sexual intercourse?

Loudoun Valley High School Assistant Principal Bill Gulgert apologized to parents about the incident. He said that the data collected in the survey would be "removed" and not used. He added that the school "respects the right of parents to be notified in such matters."

WJLA reported that other areas were administering the same survey, including Fairfax County, City of Alexandria, and Prince William County.

Here's the local news clip about the sex survey:

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