Instructional Materials for Health Education
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Grade Level
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Title
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Publisher
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Elementary School
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Health and Fitness
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Harcourt 2006
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Middle School
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Holt Decisions for Health
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Holt McDougal 2007
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Middle School
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Making a Difference! An Evidence-Based, Abstinence
Approach to Teen Pregnancy and HIV/STD Prevention
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ETR Associates 2016
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High School
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Glencoe Health - Student Edition
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McGraw-Hill School Education 2005 (9th Edition)
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High School
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Safer Choices: Preventing HIV, Other STD & Pregnancy
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ETR Associates 2007
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To view our Physical and Health Education Curriculum Units, click here. To view the complete comprehensive health education law, please click here.
Erin's Law
Erin’s Law (Act 292), which became state law in 2014, requires South Carolina school districts to provide age-appropriate classroom lessons regarding sexual abuse and assault awareness and prevention education to health curricula for prekindergarten through 12th-grade students. The purpose of Erin’s Law is to help students protect themselves from sexual assault and also to tell students how to report any incidents of sexual assault. The Beaufort County School District curricula includes Comprehensive Health Education Instructional Units and Resources for Sexual Abuse and Sexual Assault Prevention. These units are aligned with the South Carolina’s academic health and safety education standards.
Parents who have questions about Erin’s Law should contact their building administrators.