(1) If an education program concerning risk behavior is provided to a youth by or through a state agency or public school, the education program shall utilize a primary prevention and risk avoidance program.
(2) Secondary prevention strategies that focus on risk reduction rather than risk avoidance may be used only after a primary prevention and risk avoidance strategy has been used.
(3) A state agency or public school may partner or contract with a person, firm, corporation, or other organization to provide a primary prevention and risk avoidance program or training under this subchapter.
(4) In order to ensure consistency among primary prevention strategies across the state, a program partner or contracted provider shall receive training from a trainer that shall: Have experience in providing primary prevention and risk avoidance programs;
(5) Have a reference from one (1) or more school districts;
(6) Have as its foundation programming based on: Risk avoidance;
(7) Evidence-based information; or
(8) Evidence-informed information; and
(9) Have at least five (5) years of experience in: Training;
(10) Implementing programs in the classroom and the community; and
(11) Collaborating with one (1) or more school districts and one (1) or more communities.