The Arlington Partnership for Children, Youth & Families Arlington, a community where all young people and families are valued, supported and empowered.

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The Arlington Partnership for Children, Youth & Families Arlington, a community where all young people and families are valued, supported and empowered.

Developmental Assets = Good Things in Kids’ Lives

THE WORLD ACCORDING TO OUR KIDS!

How many developmental assets do you think our kids have? More Assets = Fewer Risky Behaviors

NUMBER OF ASSETS

What does that mean?

71% are motivated to do well in school 70% have love & support

73% of our kids have an optimistic view their future

YRBS Only 10% report smoking cigarettes in the past 30 days.

YRBS 13% report smoking marijuana in the past 30 days.

24% is the average # of high school kids who report drinking an alcoholic beverage in the past 30 days. That number jumps to 43% for our high school seniors

YRBS 31% report having tried any type of illegal drug. 14% are being offered or sold drugs at school

20% report being bullied in the past year

Cultural Competence 54% Interpersonal Competence 44% Positive Peer Relationships 61%

Why do we want to increase the number of Assets?

More Assets = Fewer Risky Behaviors

WHAT THE WE CAN DO

 What is surprising to you?  What is the most concerning?  What do you want to learn more about?

Thank you!