Title III, SEC. 3602. DEFINITIONS. 
      (a) Comprehensive School Health Education Program. For purposes of this 
    subtitle, the term ``comprehensive school health education program'' means 
    a program that addresses locally relevant priorities and meets the 
    following conditions: 

        (1) The program is sequential, and age and developmentally appropriate. 

        (2) The program is provided, in the area served by the program, every 
      year for all students from kindergarten through grade 12. 

        (3) The program provides comprehensive health education, including the 
      following components: 

          (A) Community health. 

          (B) Environmental health. 

          (C) Personal health. 

          (D) Family life. 

          (E) Growth and development. 

          (F) Nutritional health. 

          (G) Prevention and control of disease and disorders. 

          (I) Safety and prevention of injuries. 

          (J) Substance abuse, including tobacco and alcohol use. 

          (K) Consumer health, including education to ensure that students 
        understand the benefits and appropriate use of medical services, 
        including immunizations and other clinical preventive services. 

        (4) The program promotes personal responsibility for a healthy 
      lifestyle and provides the knowledge and skills necessary to adopt a 
      healthy lifestyle, including teaching the legal, social, and health 
      consequences of behaviors that pose health risks. 

        (5) The program is sensitive to cultural and ethnic issues in the 
      content of instructional materials and approaches. 

        (6) The program includes activities that support instruction. 

        (7) The program includes activities to promote involvement by parents, 
      families, community organizations, and other appropriate entities. 

        (8) The program is coordinated with other Federal, State, and local 
      health education and prevention programs and with other Federal, State 
      and local education programs, including those carried out under title I 
      of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965. 

        (9) The program focuses on the particular health concerns of the 
      students in the State, school district, or school, as the case may be. 

      (b) Other Definitions. For purposes of this subtitle: 

        (1) The term ``local educational agency'' has the meaning given such 
      term in section 1471(12) of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 
      1965. 

        (2) The term ``State educational agency'' has the meaning given such 
      term in section 1471(23) of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 
      1965.