During the 2015-2016 school year, the Florida Department of Health in Duval County hosted Teen Health Centers (TeenHC) at five high schools of Jacksonville providing HIV/STD screening and pregnancy testing. The purpose of this study was to assess the cost-effectiveness of the TeenHC chlamydia screening program and determine at what student…

In an effort to increase physical activity (PA) in children, some schools are utilizing after-school PA programs. For after-school PA programs to attract children and their parents more effectively, it is important to understand participant perceptions. With input from parents and children, after-school PA programs will be better equipped to…

This very brief article describes the Drug-O-Roma", an evening program which featured envolvement of students, parents and teachers. The program, presented once, was innovative and apparently successful. (CJ)

This is a selection from testimony of three instructors of the student health aide program at the University of Nebraska at the Regional Hearing in St. Lous. (JA)

This article proposes student involvement in the health curriculum, where petitions and projects for VD treatment, birth control clinics, and other activities might illicit community support. (JA)

Thirteen student nurses and 48 students from Alice Lloyd College worked in 5 countries of southeastern Kentucky to improve health and education. (YP)

The authors describe a program which sought to involve youth in seeking a solution to the smoking problem. (Author)

Successful programs established at the University of California at Irvine may serve as a model of student-produced, health-related courses for inclusion into the curricula of any school. (MM)

Described is a task force" approach by community health education majors to present information on drugs, alcohol and smoking to students in an East Harlem junior high school. Impact on the students is uncertain, but the presentations were well received. (CJ)

The thesis of a speech presented at American College Health Association, Boston 1970, was that communication between a student health service and the students it serves is essential in delivering effective health care. Student health service administration contact with the students is necessary. (Author/BY)

Discusses a new concept in student health facilities which would bring about student-oriented health care rather than physician-oriented medical care. Points to the many benefits of having students directly involved in program planning, namely encouraging individual responsibility for one's own health. (PC)

The article describes an educational program involving high school students and the community, and their relationship with elementary school children. (BY)

Five papers are presented which highlight a number of services which have been organized or proposed by students at City College of San Francisco. All of the services described are as beneficial to the students who administer them as to the students who utilize them. (Author/CB)

A teacher helped her students learn how to assess a community and its health needs and how to work with community leaders to plan, carry through, and evaluate a health care program. (Author/MW)