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HIV/STI/Teen Pregnancy Health Education Program

 
 

This site contains HIV/STI/Teen Pregnancy prevention messages that may not be appropriate for all audiences. If you are not seeking such information or may be offended by such material, please exit this website.

Under a cooperative agreement with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the New Hampshire Department of Education HIV/STI/Teen Pregnancy/Health Program has focused it's efforts on strengthening school health education programs. We provide professional development activities and technical assistance for:

  • The New Hampshire Health Education Curriculum Guidelines , aligning health education to national standards including authentic, performance-based assessment;
  • The use of effective evidence-based HIV prevention education curriculum;
  • HIV policy development;
  • Involvement of parents, students, and community members in  HIV prevention education; and
  • Efforts targeted for high-risk youth.

We also conduct the Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS) and in alternate years the School Health Profile (SHP), and we make this data available for use in program development.

Staff Members

Mary Bubnis, Education Consultant, HIV/Health Program
Phone: 603-271-3889; Fax: 603-271-2632
E-mail: mbubnis@ed.state.nh.us

Jane Crump, Program Assistant
Phone:  603-271-6388; Fax:  603-271-2632
E-mail:  jcrump@ed.state.nh.us

Molly A. Gosline, Education Consultant

Office of Safe and Drug Free Schools and HIV/Health

Phone: 603-271-0448, Fax: 603-271-7381

E-mail: molly.gosline@ed.state.nh.us

NH Data (YRBS and School Health Profile Results)


NH Health/HIV Education Laws

NH RSA's pertaining to HIV and Health education.

NH Minimimum Standards for Health Education

NH requirements for health education programs.

Technical Advisory for Minimum Standards for Health Education pdfsmall.gif (153 bytes)

Technical Advisoy issued by the department to clarify school approval standards.

NH Health Education Curriculum Guidelines

Health education content and skill areas for elementary, middle, and high schools.

Characteristics of Effective Health Education Curricula pdfsmall.gif (153 bytes)

This information is from the Centers for Disease Control. It describes the characteristics of effective health education curricula.

Healthy Behavioral Outcomes for a Comprehensive Health Education Curriculum pdfsmall.gif (153 bytes). This information is from the Centers for Disease Control. It describes the skills that students will learn from a comprehensive health education curriculum.

NH Department of Education Health and Physical Education Teachers List Serve

An email forum for sharing information and questions regarding health and physical education issues. It is an excellent source of information concerning resources and professional development activities for health and physical education topics.

HIV Materials Review Process

Description of the NH Department of Education review process for HIV educational materials.

Other Useful Resources

Provide information about:

  • Coordinated School Health
  • Health Data and Statistics
  • Health Education
  • Health Education Evaluation Tools
  • HIV/STI
  • Parental Involvement
  • Teen Pregnancy


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