Educators

This info brief provides an overview of this approach and information to help educators, staff, and administrators as they implement HIV, STD, and unintended pregnancy prevention efforts in their schools.

This report provides representative data on school health policies and practices in states, large urban school districts, and territories.

The webinar provides information on the foundational principles of adult learning theory and shows how the principles can be used in developing trainings.

This fact sheet shows the effectiveness of school health programs and connectedness strategies in reducing negative health behaviors among youth.

This video outlines CDC’s recommended approach to school health to reduce risk behaviors and improve academic performance.

This website uses specific scenarios to outline ways to act against HIV related stigma in everyday situations.

This resource will help providers assess their patient’s level of sexual risk, and determine whether additional questions and which preventive services may be needed.

This information sheet provides information and guidelines for talking with young people with disabilities about their sexuality and sexual health. Selected recommended resources for educators are included.

This audience profile provides a broad overview of the sexual health of youth in the United States, including a brief demographic profile, trends in relationships and communication, and a summary of sexual health knowledge and behaviors, physical health, and use of sexual health care services.

This online tool allows those working in adolescent sexual health settings to analyze national, state, and local Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System (YRBSS) data from 1991 to 2015. Data from high school and middle school surveys are included. Data can be filtered and sorted based on race/ethnicity, sex, grade, or site; customized tables and graphs can be created, and statistical tests can be performed by site and health topic. Topics include sexual behaviors, HIV testing, alcohol and drug use, and more.