As part of a comprehensive tobacco-use prevention program, tobacco-use prevention education shall be integrated within the health education program and be taught at every grade level, pre-kindergarten through twelfth. Instruction shall be most intensive in grades six through eight and reinforced in all later grades.

(1) Each school district shall develop a comprehensive plan for alcohol and drug abuse prevention program which shall include, but not limited to:

• (a) Instruction in the effects of tobacco, alcohol, drugs, including anabolic steroids, performance-enhancing and controlled substances as an integral part of the district's K–12 comprehensive health education program. In addition, at least annually, all high school students, grades 9–12 shall receive age-appropriate instruction about drug and alcohol prevention

• (A) The age-appropriate curriculum for this instruction shall:

• (i) Emphasize prevention strategies;

• (ii) Be reviewed and updated annually to reflect current research; and

• (iii) Be consistent with State Board adopted Health Education Academic Content Standard.

• (B) Basic information shall include:

• (i) The effects of alcohol, tobacco and other drug use, including anabolic steroids, performance-enhancing and controlled substances

• (ii) All laws relating to the use, especially by minors, of alcohol and other illegal drugs; and

• (iii) The availability of school and community resources.