CHICKASHA —
Janice Cockrum, RN, Director of Health Services for Chickasha Public Schools will present a program concerning AIDS prevention on Sept. 9, 2010 at 6 p.m. at the Chickasha Public Library, located at 6th and Iowa. Oklahoma law mandates AIDS prevention education be taught in public schools and education is limited to awareness of the disease, methods of transmission and prevention of the disease.
The curriculum and materials are always available by appointment for review by contacting Mrs. Cockrum at 222-6519.
Local News
September 3, 2010
AIDS/HIV prevention presentation set for Chickasha Schools
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