This Congressional report discusses a House bill, the Drug Abuse Education and Prevention Act of 1986. This bill mandates the provision of federal assistance to states for programs of drug abuse education and prevention at the state level, in elementary and secondary schools, through community based organizations, and at institutions of higher education. The report contains the following sections: (1) committee action; (2) summary of related bills; (3) background and need for legislation; (4) summary of major features including a detailed explanation of the legislation, state responsibilites, local programs, federal programs, and forfeiture funds; (5) cost estimate from the Congressional Budget Office; (6) inflationary impact statement; and (7) a five-page section-by-section analysis of the bill. A statement by three Representatives supporting the creation of a National Drug Education Corps is included. (ABL)