From an article in today's Boston Globe:

In Boston, school officials do not make condoms available, but students can get them at 13 school-based health centers, as long as they have permission from their parents and a referral from a primary care physician.

What?! You gotta be kidding me. Do you think any Boston public school student is going to jump through all of those hoops just to get a free condom? First they have to travel to a health center, then they need written consent from their parents, and a doctor's note to top it all off? I'd be shocked if these Boston high schoolers would be brave enough to do all that when they can just shell out a few bucks for some at the local pharmacy, and they don't need a note for those.