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I graduated in 1991. The most in depth thing that happened in school was in my Human Relations class, rather than sex-ed. Even that was very mild compared to now. The biggest thing that happened was (1) a couple from the crisis pregnancy center gave a talk (2) the class president -- who wound up pregnant -- gave a talk (both were talks about it can happen the first time) and (3) the health dept. showed gross slides of what stds look like.
As far as sex-ed class... I remember some silly film (c. early 1980s) in seventh grade about some girl getting pregnant and having to forget about her track career. When interviewed and ask how long she thought she would have to care for her child, her answer was 4 or 5 years. I was only 12 and thought she was a bonehead.