In March 1986, the Board adopted the State's first Drug and Alcohol Abuse Prevention and Intervention Plan. The plan proposes the formulation of new department regulations covering local district responsibilities; a revision of the 1981 curriculum guidelines for alcohol, drugs, and tobacco; a revision of policy regarding teacher examinations on topics related to substance abuse; and new demonstration projects and publications. In September 1986, the Board adopted a drug and alcohol administrative code. It has also developed a process for monitoring local district efforts. In October 1986, the Governor announced his Blueprint for a Drug-free New Jersey. It called for curriculum, intervention, evaluation and referral services, and community efforts to provide a drug-free environment. The State is also offering federally funded grants in the areas of curriculum development, substance abuse coordination, and elementary school intervention. Further efforts include a family court system pilot project, revision of the teacher certification test, publications, and training. Chart showing plans for training and assistance during 1987-1988.