2015 Youth Risk Behavior Survey Results

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2015 Youth Risk Behavior Survey Results SHARON HIGH SCHOOL

YRBS Results SHS YRBS 2015 was administered to the entire school on May 21, 2015. The results on the following graphs are reported in percentages, which were derived from dividing the frequency of each response by the total number of respondents for each question Where SHS percentages differed from 2010-11 results, state or national data, statistical significance of the differences has not been determined. State comparison numbers used are from the 2013 Massachusetts YRBS data set and the national comparison numbers are from the 2013 CDC YRBS.

PARTICIPANTS 81% (n = 897) of current Sharon High School Students participated in the survey: 85% (n = 219) of grade 9 students (24.5% of total participants) 89% (n = 237) of grade 10 students (26.5% of total participants) 86% (n = 278) of grade 11 students (31% of total participants) 61% (n = 157) of grade 12 students (17.5% of total participants)

Percentage of Participants From Each Grade (Total # 897 Students)

Major Categories of Questions Stress Sleep and fatigue Physical Activity Computer/television use Behaviors that contribute to Unintentional Injuries Behaviors that contribute to Violence Bullying Depression and Suicide Tobacco Alcohol Illegal Drugs – Marijuana, hallucinogens, heroin, LSD Prescription Drugs Access to drugs/alcohol Sexual behaviors that contribute to STDs and Unintended Pregnancies Nutrition-related behaviors

ALCOHOL-RELATED BEHAVIOR (in % of participants)

ALCOHOL AND DRIVING

Marijuana Use vs. Illegal and Prescription Drug Use (Results in % of participants)

MARIJUANA: A CLOSER LOOK (results in % of participants)

MARIJUANA: A CLOSER LOOK BY GRADE (in %)

Frequency of marijuana use in 12th graders by %

% of Student Adderall, Ritalin, or Dexedrine Use without a Prescription: A Closer Look by Grade

% of Respondents Who Took Prescription Pain Pills (Vicodin, Percocet, Codeine, etc) That Were Not Prescribed to Them: A Closer Look 24% of students who took prescription pain pills w/o a prescription report the first time they took prescription pain pills was related to an injury or surgery where a doctor prescribed them.

A CLOSER LOOK AT REPORTED OXYCONTIN USE IN %

HEROIN USE: A CLOSER LOOK

% OF STUDENTS WHO REPORT EVER HAVING USED MDMA (XTC, MOLLY): A CLOSER LOOK

% of Cigarette or other Tobacco Use: Lifetime

% Who Have Tried to Stop Taking Drugs that Were Not Prescribed to Them

ACCESS TO SUBSTANCES: Prescription Pain Pills

ACCESS TO SUBSTANCES: Alcohol

ACCESS TO DRUGS ON SCHOOL PROPERTY

SEXUAL BEHAVIORS THAT CONTRIBUTE TO STDS AND UNINTENDED PREGNANCIES

Sexual Behaviors that Contribute to Unintended Pregnancy

SEXUAL BEHAVIORS THAT CONTRIBUTE TO STDS AND UNINTENDED PREGNANCIES: Recent Sexual Intercourse (within past 3 months)

Sexual Behaviors that Contribute to Unintended Pregnancy

Relationship Abuse/Sexual Assault

RISK FACTORS: STRESS PERCEIVED UNMANAGEABLE STRESS PAST 30 DAYS

RISK FACTORS: DEPRESSION, SUICIDE

Attempted Suicide in Previous 12 months 2015, 2010-11 and 2001 results

RISK FACTORS: DEPRESSION, SUICIDE Cross-tabulated by gender identification

RISK FACTORS: FREQUENCY OF BULLYING

RISK FACTORS: BULLIED ON SCHOOL PROPERTY

RISK FACTORS: WHERE BULLYING TAKES PLACE ( (% of all respondents)

PROTECTIVE FACTORS: Less Unstructured Time, Adults to talk to, Success in School

SAFETY and VIOLENCE