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HIV/AIDS education implementation and opt-out data collection

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      Council Member Farah N. Louis inquires about the percentage of students receiving HIV/AIDS education and the opt-out rates. The DOE representatives provide information on current practices and data collection methods.

      • 65% of students in grades 6 through 12 received the required number of lessons in HIV/AIDS education
      • Opt-out data is only captured at the school level, not centrally by the DOE
      • The council member suggests that centralized opt-out data collection could be beneficial for overall data analysis
      • DOE representatives agree to consider the suggestion of centralized opt-out data collection and discuss it in their upcoming meeting