2003 Boulder County Youth Risk Behavior Survey Data for Boulder Valley School District.

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2003 Boulder County Youth Risk Behavior Survey Data for Boulder Valley School District

Sound methodology Random sample of classes 1050 BVSD students participated 77% response rate Results are generalizable to population

Rarely or never wear seat belts Colorado 12.6% U.S. 14.1%

Smoked a whole cigarette before age 13 Colorado 25.8% U.S. 22.1%

Current frequent cigarette use BVSD 7.4% Colorado12.5% U.S.13.8%

Smoked cigarettes on school property BVSD 9.8% Colorado12.0% U.S. 9.9%

Binge Drinking BVSD29.7% Colorado34.3% U.S.29.9%

Drank alcohol on school property BVSD7.9% Colorado7.3% U.S.4.9%

Rode with a driver who had been drinking alcohol BVSD22.7% Colorado30.0% U.S.30.7%

Drove after drinking alcohol BVSD11.2% Colorado13.2% U.S.13.3%

Marijuana use

Used marijuana on school property BVSD8.2% Colorado8.2% U.S.5.4%

Harassed BVSD32.5%

Received unwanted sexual comments or attention BVSD18.4%

Ever been forced to have sexual intercourse BVSD5.2%

Felt sad or hopeless BVSD23.3% Colorado25.7% U.S.28.3%

Seriously considered attempting suicide BVSD18.2% Colorado19.3% U.S.19.0%

Ever had sexual intercourse BVSD30.3% Colorado42.3% U.S.45.6%

Four or more sex partners during lifetime BVSD 8.3% Colorado12.7% U.S.14.2%

Weight At risk for becoming overweightOverweight Thought they were overweight TotalFemaleMaleTotalFemaleMaleTotalFemaleMale BVSD8.5%6.4%10.6%5.5%3.0%8.0%23.0%30.2%16.0% Colorado8.6%7.6%9.5%7.1%2.5%11.1%26.9%34.4%20.2% U.S.13.6%11.7%15.5%10.5%6.9%14.2%29.2%34.9%23.3%

Weight

Health Disparity Challenges

Analysis by Race/Ethnicity: County-wide data 76.1% White 15.6% Hispanic or Latino 8.3% Other race/ethnicity

Harassed because of race or ethnic origin

Received unwanted sexual comments or attention

Felt sad or hopeless

Binge drinking

Current tobacco use

Rode with a driver who had been drinking alcohol

Analysis by Sexual Orientation: County-wide data 92.5% Heterosexual (straight) 5.6% Gay or Lesbian, Bisexual, & Not Sure 1.9% None of the Above (not included in this analysis)

Harassed

Felt too unsafe to go to school

Felt sad or hopeless

Current tobacco use

Binge drinking

Rode with a driver who had been drinking alcohol