SDE Data Collection

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SDE Data Collection

• Youth Risk Behavior Survey
• Substance Use, Safety and School Climate Survey

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Coordinated School Health
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State Department of EducationStaff

• Shannon Page
• Coordinated School Health Director
• Pat Stewart
• HIV/Health Education Coordinator
• Matt McCarter
• Safe/Drug-Free Schools 21st CCLC Coordinator

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Is student health the missing piece of school
reform?
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Health and success in school are interrelated.
Schools cannot achieve their primary mission of
education if students and staff are not healthy
and fit physically, mentally, and
socially.-NASBE
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It is difficultfor students to be successful in
school if they are

• Depressed
• Tired
• Being bullied
• Stressed
• Sick
• Using alcohol or other drugs
• Hungry
• Abused
• Neglected

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• Youth Risk Behavior Survey
• Substance Use, Safety and School Climate Survey

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Youth Risk Behavior Survey(YRBS)

• Administered 1991, 1993, 1995, 2001, 2003, 2005,
  2007
• Spring 2007 sample size 1,440 in 45 high schools
  throughout the state
• Grades 9-12
• Equally spread among gender, ethnicity and grade
  levels
• Adolescent risk behavior focus

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Substance Abuse, Safety and School Climate (SASSC)

• Administered 1996, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2006
• Fall 2006 sample size 15,491
• Grades 6, 8, 10 and 12
• Rural, urban, alternative and charter schools
  included
• Substance abuse and violence attitudes and
  behaviors

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Keep in Mind

• Idaho K-12 enrollment from 2000-2007 increased by
  19,737 students
• 2007 enrollment 264,746

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Any Binge Drinking, Grade 12 Previous 30 Days
Regional Variation, 2006 (SASSC)
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BSUNational College Health Assessment

• Number of times college students consumed five or
  more drinks in a sitting in the last two weeks
• 1-2 times 17.9
• 3-5 times 7.5
• 6 or more 1.4
• Fall 2005, 561 respondents

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Percentage of Students Driving While Using
Alcohol or Drugs Within the Previous 30 Days,
19962006
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Lifetime Prevalence Any Methamphetamine Use,
by Grade Level and Gender, 2006
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Lifetime Prevalence Any Marijuana Use, by Grade
Level and Gender, 2006
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YRBS 2007 Marijuana Usage

• One in three Idaho high school students has used
  marijuana one or more times during his or her
  lifetime
• Hispanic students (14) were twice as likely as
  white students to have used marijuana for their
  first time before the age of 13
• Past month marijuana use more than doubled
  between 2003 and 2007 (26)

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Lifetime Prevalence Any Tobacco Smoking
Idaho, by Grade Level, 19962006
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2007 SASSC

• More than one half of all students surveyed
  reported that school had been their primary
  source of information about the dangers of drugs
  and drinking (54.6)

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Endorsement of Physical Violence Boys and
Girls, 2006
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Relationship Violence Data

• One in eight high school students were hit,
  slapped, or physically hurt on purpose by their
  boyfriend or girlfriend during the previous 12
  months
• 13 of female students and 8 of male students
  report they have been physically forced to have
  sexual intercourse

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Lifetime Prevalence Any Weapon Carrying (In
General) Boys and Girls, 2006
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Weapons and SafetyYRBS

• 6 of students reported that they did not come to
  school one or more times during the previous
  month because they felt unsafe
• One-third of all students had property
  deliberately damaged or stolen on school property
  during the previous 30 days

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Weapons on Campus2006-2007 Incident Report
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Coordinated School Health
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Does this look familiarin schools?in
communities?among state agencies?

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What is a coordinated school health program?
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Coordinated school health programs(CSHPs)

• Engage parents, teachers, students, families and
  communities
• Keep students healthy over time
• Support learning and school success
• Reinforce positive behaviors throughout the day
• Help students develop knowledge and skills to
  make smart choices

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Components of a Coordinated School Health Program
Allensworth and Kolbe, 1987
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Coordinated school health programs are a solution
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• Coordinated school health programs can

• Empower students with the knowledge, skills, and
  judgment to make smart choices in life
• Increase healthy behaviors and impact students
  academic achievement

• Healthy kids make better students, and
• better students make healthy communities.

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Contact Information

• Matt McCarter
• Pat Stewart
• Shannon Page

• MAMcCarter_at_sde.idaho.gov
• 332-6961
• PLStewart_at_sde.idaho.gov
• 332-6929
• SLPage_at_sde.idaho.gov
• 332-6947