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The number of students seeking information about teenage pregnancy has risen by 259%. Two years ago, a nurse evaluated the health needs of high school students and identified student pregnancy as a significant issue. As a result, the nurse created a pregnancy prevention program for the entire school district. Which outcome is the strongest evidence of the program's success?

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Rationale: A decrease in the number of teenage pregnancies in the school district is the strongest evidence of the program's success. This outcome directly aligns with the goal of a pregnancy prevention program, which is to reduce the number of teenage pregnancies.

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