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HIV, STD and Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention

• Regulations: N.J.A.C. 6A:16-1.4(b)2-4 specifically addresses required policies and procedures regarding students and staff with HIV infection.  The prevention of HIV infection, sexually transmitted infections and adolescent pregnancy is critical to improving the health of adolescents and young adults.
  
  
• FAQ on HIV Policy and Practice in New Jersey Public Schools
  
  
• General HIV, STD and Pregnancy Resources
  
  
• New Jersey Data on School-Age HIV, STDs & Pregnancy
  
  
• New Jersey HIV /AIDS Fact Sheets
  
  
• New Jersey HIV/AIDS Semi-Annual Newsletter
  
  
• New Jersey Resources for Instruction
  
  
• New Jersey Teen Prevention Education Program (Teen PEP)
  
  
• Prevention Education Through the School Curriculum
  
  
• School Health Services and HIV, STD and Pregnancy
  
  
• Student Rights