Thanks so much guys!! The interview went well. ^^

how bout, for most teenage girls that become pregnant, after they realize they are pregnant, does it serve as a reality check and they freak out or do they not care and think its a fun and cute thing to have a kid (seeing the current trends of being young moms seems to be on the rise).
do most contemplate abortion, and do they go through it..does the school encourage that option..what are the main concerns when girls become pregnant. ie is it the social stigma, the responsibilities, the parens reactions.. success rate of students who are young moms and go on to achieve their goals of going to post-secondary or..do they resent having kids because they put their life on hold..are the fathers usually supportive or do they deny fathering the child...iono if this is the type of question ur looking for!

thanks~~
huuuge help.

what is the goal of this interview? that should affect what kind of questions you ask. if your goal is about prevention, it's good to ask questions on what causes it, and stats that reflect correlations between certain behaviors that lead to teen pregnancy. [i.e. moral values of sex, dating habits, etc]

if your goal is to raise awareness, you might want to ask about the rate of pregnancy among teens to show how widespread it really is. perhaps target it down to demographics of age, ethnicity, income bracket, etc.

ask about abortions, adoptions, how many actually raise their kids on their own, do they go on to college, have successful careers, etc.

^to add onto "go onto college," you can also ask do they finish college