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1986
Second national tally finds 74.
RWJF launches the School-Based Adolescent Health Care Program -
24 new centers funded.
Arkansas, Connecticut, Delaware, Michigan, and Oregon fund SBHCs..
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1989
Health professional groups endorse SBHCs.
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1990
Federal government says SBHCs can help achieve nation's Year 2000
health goals.
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1991
Bush Administration recommends SBHCs in elementary schools nationwide.
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1993
Delaware Governor Tom Carper pledges an SBHC in every public high
school that wants one.
$3 billion for school health, including SBHCs, included in Clinton
Administration health reform plan.
National survey finds 300 SBHCs nationwide.
New York SBHCs start first state association.
RWJF funds 9 states to develop SBHC policies and open 44 new centers
- Colorado, Connecticut, Louisiana, Maryland, New York, North Carolina,
Oregon, Rhode Island, and Vermont.
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1994
"Healthy Schools, Healthy Communities" is born - 1st federal SBHC
program.
National health reform plan dies.
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1995
National Assembly for School-Based Health Care convenes.
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