It is the beginning of September.
School opens in three days.
Your Program Manager has just called you into her office to tell you that one of your new students is HIV positive. This is the first time that you have had an HIV positive student in your class. You go to the main office and look through the School Board of Education Regulations Manual and find that there is no published, approved policy for dealing with HIV-positive students in your school division. You do not want to treat this student differently from your other students, but you are VERY concerned. Find out how HIV is transmitted.