The superintendent of public instruction may employ an individual as a chemical abuse project coordinator. The coordinator shall: 1. Develop rules, in consultation with other private and public entities. 2. Disseminate rules developed under this chapter. 3. Provide communities, through their schools, with technical assistance in the planning and implementation of a chemical abuse and prevention program. 4. Collect data for reporting and program evaluation purposes. 5. Facilitate coordination of this program with prevention and educational programs conducted by other state agencies. 6. Provide the superintendent of public instruction with a written program evaluation. 7. Serve as a resource specialist to schools regarding the development and implementation of chemical abuse prevention programs.
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