Post-COVID, in a hyper-connected, AI-shaped world, teens are more isolated and more online than any generation before them, with less social connective tissue to fall back on.
At the same time, sex education is worse than it has been in decades. The material that exists doesn't flex to the world kids actually live in, leaving them more unprepared than ever.
We built Learn Mobo to intervene. The answer is accessible, modern sex education that takes a holistic approach and keeps parents and educators at the forefront, building trust and treating what we learn about our bodies, our health, and how we relate to one another as something everyone deserves, not specialized knowledge.
The pressures shaping adolescence today didn't exist a decade ago. This is the world our curriculum is built to meet.
Decades of studies link quality sex education to measurable improvements across entire student populations.
Measurable outcomes across an entire student population, not just a handful of kids.
Students who feel steadier in themselves and more connected to school.
The skills to treat others, and expect to be treated, with respect.
Sources: Kohler et al. (2008) & Goldfarb & Lieberman 30-year review (2021), Journal of Adolescent Health; CDC on school connectedness.
From the coasts to the heartland, Learn Mobo reaches teens, families, and classrooms in 20 states and counting.
Learn Mobo is incorporated as a Delaware Public Benefit Corporation. That means our legal obligation is to balance making money with creating measurable public good. It's not a marketing claim, it's in our charter.
Every module is medically reviewed and developed with experts, then mapped to the leading national frameworks. Here is how our available middle-school curriculum lines up:
| Our current programs | NSESNational Sex Education Standards (grades 8–10) | CDC HECATHealth Education Curriculum Analysis Tool | NGSSNext Generation Science Standards (MS life science) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Consent & Healthy Relationships | Consent & Healthy Relationships · Interpersonal Violence | Establishing and maintaining healthy relationships, plus communication, decision-making, and refusal skills | A behavioral and interpersonal topic, taught outside the NGSS science scope |
| Anatomy | Anatomy & Physiology · Puberty & Adolescent Sexual Development | Core sexual-health concepts: anatomy, physiology, and how the reproductive system works | The body as interacting subsystems, reproduction, genetic variation, and growth & development |
| Personal Hygiene & Self-Care | Puberty & Adolescent Sexual Development · Anatomy & Physiology | Self-management and using health services to promote personal and sexual health | Body systems and how the body grows and changes through puberty |
| STI Prevention | Sexual Health | Reducing the risk of STIs and HIV: core concepts plus accessing valid information and self-management | How the body’s interacting subsystems respond to infection |
| Pregnancy Prevention | Sexual Health | Reducing the risk of pregnancy: core concepts plus decision-making and self-management | The biology of reproduction |
Specific NGSS (MS life science) performance expectations mapped to each module. NSES and CDC HECAT alignment is described in the table above.
Reflects our 5 modules across 3 curricula. As our library grows, we will map new modules and the additional standards they meet. Last reviewed June 2026.
We both come from startups and tech, so we understand what technology can do.
Co-Founder & CEO
Jenna studied computer science and human sexuality at NYU, building her career across multiple startups and tech companies.
She is building Learn Mobo to give every student the clear, trustworthy answers she wishes she'd had, and to make the subject teachable again.
Co-Founder & CTO
Ashley focused on computer science at Tufts and is an accomplished engineer, who has built her career at startups and tech companies.
She is making the platform genuinely easy for educators and families to use, so the best curriculum is also the one people actually reach for.
Whether you're a school, an educator, a parent, or a student, there's a way in. Find the right fit for your community.
