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Warren-Alvarado-Oslo School District: Student Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drug Survey

Warren-Alvarado-Oslo School District: Student Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drug Survey . Prepared by: Garth Kruger, Ph.D. EvaluationGroup, LLC. Introduction. EvaluationGroup,LLC Garth Kruger Ph.D. Dmitri Poltavski, Ph.D. Jacque Gray, Ph.D.

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Warren-Alvarado-Oslo School District: Student Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drug Survey

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  1. Warren-Alvarado-Oslo School District: Student Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drug Survey Prepared by: Garth Kruger, Ph.D. EvaluationGroup, LLC

  2. Introduction • EvaluationGroup,LLC • Garth Kruger Ph.D. • Dmitri Poltavski, Ph.D. • Jacque Gray, Ph.D. • OUR SERVICES INCLUDE www.evaluationgroupllc.com • PROGRAM EVALUATION DESIGN • WRITING LOGIC MODELS • NEEDS ASSESSMENTS • SURVEY CONSTRUCTION • DATA ANALYSIS • WEB PAGE DESIGN

  3. Purpose of Presentation • To review student behavioral risk indicators • To examine impacts of the Drug-Free Communities Support Program

  4. Overview • WAO Student Survey • Primarily derived from the Minnesota Student Survey • Addition of questions from other surveys • Modified to be shorter and quicker • Tailored to grant measurement needs

  5. Overview • Grant is measuring: • Past 30 days of use • alcohol, tobacco, and marijuana (chewing tobacco added) • Perception of risk involved with use • Perception of parental disapproval of use • Average age of onset of first use for tobacco, alcohol, and marijuana (not examining today)

  6. Small Sample Sizes 101

  7. Honesty

  8. Results Past 30 days of use for alcohol, cigarettes, marijuana and chewing tobacco

  9. Alcohol use past 30 days -student body • During the last 30 days, how many times (if any) have you had alcoholic beverages (beer, wine, wine coolers, liquor) to drink?

  10. Alcohol use past 30 days -12th grade State Ave=64% MNSS 2007

  11. Alcohol Use-12th grade-5 year trend *2010 is alcohol use past 30 days, previous dates are use at any point during the past year.

  12. Percentages of Students Not Using Alcohol by Grade (n=213)

  13. Where are kids getting alcohol (n=121)

  14. Adult Behaviors In raw numbers, 133 students knew one or more adults

  15. Adult Behaviors

  16. Marijuana Use past 30 days –student body

  17. Percentages of Students Not Using Marijuana by Grade (n=213)

  18. Marijuana Use past 30 days -12 grade

  19. Marijuana use -12th grade

  20. Smokeless Tobacco Use-past 30 days –student body

  21. Smokeless tobacco use-past 30 days –12th graders How frequently have you used smokeless tobacco during the past 30 days?

  22. Smokeless tobacco use-past 30 days –12th graders

  23. Percentages of Students Never Having Used Smokeless Tobacco by Grade (n=213)

  24. Tobacco use-past 30 days (cigarettes) –student body

  25. Tobacco use-past 30 days (cigarettes) –12th graders

  26. Tobacco use-past 30 days (cigarettes) –12th graders

  27. Percentages of Students Not Using Cigarettes by Grade (n=213)

  28. Where are kids getting tobacco? (n=66)

  29. Risky Behaviors

  30. Risky Behaviors

  31. Results Perception of risk involved with use for cigarettes, marijuana and alcohol

  32. Perceptions of Risk

  33. Perceptions of Risk

  34. Perceptions of Risk

  35. Results Perception of parental disapproval of cigarette, marijuana and alcohol use.

  36. Perceptions of Risk

  37. Perceptions of Risk

  38. Perceptions of Risk

  39. Take Away Messages • 50% of 12th graders reported using alcohol within the past 30 days of the survey • Chewing tobacco use rates are high, especially for older students. • Cigarette use by 12th graders was low at 8.5% (state average=25.6%)

  40. If you have further questions you can contact us at… www.evaluationgroupllc.com 29337 310th ave NW Warren, MN 56762 Ph:218-201-0375 Fax: 218-437-8435

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