Policies and procedures
Subtitle: model policies and procedures for HIV education, infected students and staff, and worksite safety
By: a cooperative effort of the Montana School Boards Association and the Montana Office of Public Instruction
Contributors: Montana. Office of Public Instruction
Published: 1995
Language: eng
Number of pages: 24
Subjects: Health education; Safety measures; Study and teaching; HIV (Viruses); HIV infections; Handbooks, manuals; Communicable diseases
Other titles: Communicable diseases :; Model policies and procedures for HIV education, infected students and staff, and worksite safety.
Description: "The model policies and procedures in this guide provide the clear guidance schools need to address HIV issues. The policies and procedures are consistent with federal and state public health recommendations and with federal and state laws on discrimination and disability. The policies and procedures provide guidance that is understandable, effective, non-discriminatory and non-exclusionary. . . . Policies and Procedures (1995) provides specific policies and procedures to address school-based HIV and general communicable disease issues -- education, infected students and staff, and worksite safety (universal precautions" (first unnumbered page).
Notes: "January 1995"

Title from cover.

"This document was printed with federal funds from the Office of Public Instruction's cooperative agreement with the Division of Adolescent and School Health  of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) (No. U87/CCu809008-03)."
Table of contents: title: 1. Education; title: 2. Rights and accommodations; title: 3. Worksite safety; title: 4. Related resources.