Table 2.

High School Condom Availability Program Characteristics

CAP	State	Urban	Evaluation Citations	Parental Consent to Receive Condom	Received Condoms Confidentially	Educational Material Provided with Condom	Location of Condoms in Schools	Sexual Health Programing in School	Donation Solicited for Condom
Los Angeles Unified School District	CA	Yes	De Rosa et al., 2012	Passive	.	Yes	.	Yes	No
Los Angeles County	CA	Yes	Schuster et al., 1997; Schuster et al., 1998	None	Yes	Yes	Classroom, nurse’s office	Yes	Yes
Adams City High	CO	No	Wolk & Rosenbaum, 1995	Consent was required but did not specify if it was passive or active	Yes	Yes	Classroom, nurse’s office, community health services office	Yes	No
Massachusetts a	MA	.	Blake et al., 2003	.	.	.	.	.	No
Holyoke a	MA	No	Wretzel, Visintainer & Koenigs, 2011	.	.	.	.	.	No
New York City Schools	NY	Yes	Guttmacher et al., 1995; Guttmacher et al., 1997; Guttmacher, Lieberman & Ward, 1998	Passive	Yes	Yes	Classroom	Yes	No
School District of Philadelphia	PA	Yes	Furstenberg et al., 1997	Passive	.	Yes	School-based health center, classroom, or office space	Yes	No
Seattle Public School District	WA	Yes	Brown, Pennylegion & Hillard, 1997; Kirby et al., 1999	None	Yesb	Yes	School-based health center, vending machines in different places such as nurse’s office, activities center, or hallway	Yes	Yes

^aProgrammatic descriptions were not provided for these two CAPs.

^bAt least one location allowed students to receive condoms confidentially.