Sadly when I was in school, they actually had girls with kids go to a different school where they had kind of a daycare there and they could watch their kids at the same time as continuing their education, without the baby disturbing other students.
Sounds like a good setup. What was sad about it?
It was sad because those girls missed out on the social interactions with other schoolmates. They were treated almost as if they wore a scarlet letter.
See it's that insistence that it's some sort of tragedy, and that there's something wrong with the girls who get pregnant.
There's nothing wrong with them.
They aren't sad. They're PREGNANT.
They had social interactions with other schoolmates...schoolmates in the same situation.
The whole attitude of treating girls like they're pathetic, like their lives are destroyed by pregnancy, that their lives are now substandard because they are fulfilling their biological purpose unexpectedly early SCARS THEM. It makes them think there is something wrong with them, it depresses them, it leads them to believe they have something to be ashamed of.
Indians have a much healthier attitude about pregnancy. They always celebrate pregnancy and babies. Regardless of how the babies come about, the person who is pregnant is treated as if they are bringing a gift into the world, and there is absolutely no stigma or pity attached. The tribe celebrates, the family celebrates, and the kid who has the baby just carries on with their life.