The State - News from Feb. 3, 1989
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State Supt. of Public Instruction Bill Honig unveiled a health education program to be implemented next fall in California’s public schools. The “Healthy Kids, Healthy California” plan is a comprehensive approach to nutrition, fitness and health education programs in the schools, and will include educational material concerning AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases, teen-age pregnancy, suicide, eating disorders and drug, alcohol and tobacco abuse.
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