Introduction: Junior high school students do not know much about date-rape, especially more teens are starting dating at younger ages; however, they might have committed date-rape without knowing it. Aim: The essential goals of date-rape prevention education are to help students develop fair and respectful attitudes toward gender relations, defend their right to control their own bodies, and break the myths expressed or reflected among people, in the TV drama series and on the internet. Methods: Based on the quasi experimental approach, purposeful samplings were collected from groups of "nonequivalent pretest and posttest control design." The third grade students were divided into experimental group and control group when they participated in comprehensive activities. 13 classes of educational program of date-rape prevention were conducted only for the experimental group. Main outcome measure: Test of "tolerance of attitudes toward date-rape survey" was implemented for two groups before and after the experiment in order to understand the changes of attitudes. Results: The educational program of date-rape prevention can effectively reduce the attitudes of date-rape. The educational program of date-rape prevention can reduce the gap between genders attitudes of date-rape. Factors of students' background bring no impact on the effect of implementing date-rape prevention education program. Conclusions: The conclusion of this study was provided as a reference for teachers, schools, and further researches.