West Potomac High School Pyramid. Fairfax County Youth Survey
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1 School Year Fairfax County Youth Survey West Potomac High School Pyramid
2 The Provides DATA to county, school, and community based organizations to: Assess Youth Strengths and Needs Develop Programs and Services Monitor Trends Measure Community Indicators Guide Countywide Planning of Prevention Efforts 2
3 More About the It examines the Behaviors, Experiences, and Comprehensive Anonymous Voluntary Risk and Protective Factors that influence the well-being of our county s youth. 3
4 Participation Includes students in grades 6 th, 8 th, 10 th, and 12 th Youth Survey # of Students Participating of Enrolled Students Fall 2011 Over 45,000 87% Fall 2012 Over 46,000 90% Fall 2013 Over 47,000 89% Fall ,855 87% 6 th grade students take a shortened, modified survey 4
5 Asset Graph for Fairfax County (Grade 8, 10, 12) Three to Succeed: Youth who have three assets are less likely to engage in risky behavior than youth who have none. with Risky Behavior Assets 3 Assets Bullied Someone (Year) Sex (Ever) Alcohol Use (30 Days) Marijuana Use (30 Days) Carried a Weapon (Year) Binge Drinking (2 Weeks) Cigarette Use (30 Days) Gang Member (Ever) 6 Assets Number of Assets Having High Personal Integrity Performing Community Service Having Teachers Recognize Good Work Having Community Adults to Talk to Participating in Extracurricular Activities Having Parents Available for Help 5
6 Survey Results Overview 6
7 Substance Use Five-Year Comparison for Grades 8, 10, & 12
8 Alcohol Who Used in Last 30 Days West Potomac Pyramid 5-Year Comparison Overall 8th Grade 10th Grade 12th Grade Female Male West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac FCPS Note: Overall 6 th Grade, West Potomac Pyramid (2014): 1.8% 8
9 Binge Drinking Meeting Definition of Binge Drinking West Potomac Pyramid 5-Year Comparison Overall 8th Grade 10th Grade 12th Grade Female Male West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac FCPS Binge drinking is the consumption of five or more alcoholic drinks in a row in the past 2 weeks. 9
10 Marijuana Who Used in Last 30 Days West Potomac Pyramid 5-Year Comparison Overall 8th Grade 10th Grade 12th Grade Female Male West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac FCPS Note: Overall 6 th Grade, West Potomac Pyramid (2014): 0.2% 10
11 Prescription and Painkiller Use Who Used in Last 30 Days West Potomac Pyramid 5-Year Comparison Overall 8th Grade 10th Grade 12th Grade Female Male West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac FCPS Prescription medications or painkillers taken without a doctor s order 11
12 Tobacco Use (Smoked Cigarettes) Who Used in Last 30 Days West Potomac Pyramid 5-Year Comparison Overall 8th Grade 10th Grade 12th Grade Female Male West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac FCPS Note: Overall 6 th Grade, West Potomac Pyramid (2014): 0.2% 12
13 Asset Graph for Fairfax County (Grade 8, 10, 12) Three to Succeed: Youth who have three assets are less likely to engage in risky behavior than youth who have none. with Risky Behavior Alcohol Use (30 Days) Marijuana Use (30 Days) Binge Drinking (2 Weeks) Cigarette Use (30 Days) Number of Assets Having High Personal Integrity Performing Community Service Having Teachers Recognize Good Work Having Community Adults to Talk to Participating in Extracurricular Activities Having Parents Available for Help 13
14 Bullying and Harassment Five-Year Comparison for Grades 8, 10, & 12
15 Bullying Aggressor in the Past Year West Potomac Pyramid 5-Year Comparison Overall 8th Grade 10th Grade 12th Grade Female Male West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac FCPS Note: Overall 6 th Grade, West Potomac Pyramid (2014): 21.3% 15
16 Bullying Victim in the Past Year West Potomac Pyramid 5-Year Comparison Overall 8th Grade 10th Grade 12th Grade Female Male West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac FCPS Note: Overall 6 th Grade, West Potomac Pyramid (2014): 46.1% 16
17 Cyberbullying Aggressor in the Past Year West Potomac Pyramid 5-Year Comparison Overall 8th Grade 10th Grade 12th Grade Female Male West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac FCPS Note: Overall 6 th Grade, West Potomac Pyramid (2014): 5.3% 17
18 Cyberbullying Victim in the Past Year West Potomac Pyramid 5-Year Comparison Overall 8th Grade 10th Grade 12th Grade Female Male West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac FCPS Note: Overall 6 th Grade, West Potomac Pyramid (2014): 15.4% 18
19 Sexual Harassment (District-Level) in the Past Year (Student-on-Student) 10 Fairfax County Public Schools Overall 8th Grade 10th Grade 12th Grade Female Male Heteros exual Gay/Les bian Bisexual FCPS Aggressor Not Sure FCPS Victim
20 Physical Wellness Five-Year Comparison for Grades 8, 10, & 12
21 Sleep Averaging 8+ Hours on School Nights West Potomac Pyramid 5-Year Comparison Overall 8th Grade 10th Grade 12th Grade Female Male West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac FCPS
22 Physical Activity Meeting Physical Activity Recommendations West Potomac Pyramid 5-Year Comparison Overall 8th Grade 10th Grade 12th Grade Female Male West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac FCPS Note: Overall 6 th Grade, West Potomac Pyramid (2014): 56.1% of students who reported getting an hour or more of aerobic activity 5 or more days per week 22
23 Nutrition Meeting Nutrition Requirements West Potomac Pyramid 5-Year Comparison Overall 8th Grade 10th Grade 12th Grade Female Male West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac FCPS Note: Overall 6 th Grade, West Potomac Pyramid (2014): 34.4% The percent of students who reported eating 5 fruits and/or vegetables per day 23
24 Sexual Intercourse Who Have Ever Had Sex West Potomac Pyramid 5-Year Comparison Overall 8th Grade 10th Grade 12th Grade Female Male West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac FCPS
25 Oral Sex Who Have Ever Had Oral Sex West Potomac Pyramid 5-Year Comparison Overall 8th Grade 10th Grade 12th Grade Female Male West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac FCPS
26 Condom Use who used a Condom During Last Intercourse West Potomac Pyramid 5-Year Comparison Overall 8th Grade 10th Grade 12th Grade Female Male West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac FCPS Note: s are limited to sexually active youth. 26
27 Mental Wellness and Building Resiliency in Youth 27
28 The Resiliency Wheel Provide opportunities for meaningful participation Increase pro-social bonding Build Resiliency Set and communicate high expectations Set clear, consistent boundaries Mitigate Risk Factors Provide caring and support Teach Life Skills 28
29 Feeling Sad or Hopeless during the Past Year West Potomac Pyramid 5-Year Comparison Overall 8th Grade 10th Grade 12th Grade Female Male West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac FCPS Note: Overall 6 th Grade, West Potomac Pyramid (2014): 23.4% of students reporting that they had stopped doing usual activities due to feeling sad or hopeless almost every day for two weeks or more in a row sometime during the past 12 months. 29
30 Suicide (Biennial Question from 2013) Who Considered Suicide during the Past Year West Potomac Pyramid Biennial Comparison Overall 8th Grade 10th Grade 12th Grade Female Male West Potomac West Potomac FCPS FCPS US US
31 Suicide (Biennial Question from 2013) Who Attempted Suicide during the Past Year West Potomac Pyramid Biennial Comparison Overall 8th Grade 10th Grade 12th Grade Female Male West Potomac West Potomac FCPS FCPS US US
32 Mobility Moving 3+ Times since Kindergarten West Potomac Pyramid 5-Year Comparison Overall 8th Grade 10th Grade 12th Grade Female Male West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac West Potomac FCPS
33 Building Resiliency (Pyramid-Level) Reporting Assets Provided by Families 10 West Potomac Pyramid 2014 Youth Survey Parents Available to Help Parents Know Whereabouts Input for Family Decisions Family Members are Respectful to Each Other Parents Disapprove of Marijuana Use by Youth West Potomac 8th West Potomac 10th West Potomac 12th FCPS
34 Three to Succeed (District-Level) Family-Based (Grades 8, 10, 12) with Risky Behavior Bullied Someone (Year) Sex (Ever) Alcohol Use (30 Days) Marijuana Use (30 Days) Carried a Weapon (Year) Binge Drinking (2 Weeks) Cigarette Use (30 Days) Gang Member (Ever) Number of Family-Based Assets 34
35 Building Resiliency (Pyramid-Level) Reporting Assets Provided by Schools 10 West Potomac Pyramid 2014 Youth Survey Teacher Notices Good Job Opportunity to Talk to Teacher One-on-One Feel Safe at School School Communicates with Parents when Student does Well Teacher Praises when Student does Well West Potomac 8th West Potomac 10th West Potomac 12th FCPS
36 Three to Succeed (District-Level) School-Based (Grades 8, 10, 12) with Risky Behavior Bullied Someone (Year) Sex (Ever) Alcohol Use (30 Days) Marijuana Use (30 Days) Carried a Weapon (Year) Binge Drinking (2 Weeks) Cigarette Use (30 Days) Gang Member (Ever) Number of School-Based Assets 36
37 Building Resiliency (Pyramid-Level) Reporting Assets Provided by Community 10 West Potomac Pyramid 2014 Youth Survey Availabilty of Extracurricular Activities Adults Disapprove of Marijuana Use by Youth Adults Available to Talk to Neighbors Notice Good Job West Potomac 8th West Potomac 10th West Potomac 12th FCPS
38 Three to Succeed (District-Level) Community-Based (Grades 8, 10, 12) with Risky Behavior Bullied Someone (Year) Sex (Ever) Alcohol Use (30 Days) Marijuana Use (30 Days) Carried a Weapon (Year) Binge Drinking (2 Weeks) Cigarette Use (30 Days) Gang Member (Ever) Number of Community-Based Assets 38
39 Three to Succeed (District-Level) Caring Adults (Grades 8, 10, 12) with Risky Behavior Number of Assets 2 3 Having Parents Available for Help Having Teachers Recognize Good Work Having Community Adults to Talk to Bullied Someone (Year) Sex (Ever) Alcohol Use (30 Days) Marijuana Use (30 Days) Carried a Weapon (Year) Binge Drinking (2 Weeks) Cigarette Use (30 Days) Gang Member (Ever) Above all else, it is vital that youth have at least one caring, trusted, and supportive adult relationship in building resiliency. Adults can decide to be the one, whether it be from the family, schools, or community. 39
40 Building Resiliency (Pyramid-Level) Reporting Personal Assets All Can Help Develop West Potomac Pyramid 2014 Youth Survey Regular Participation in Extracurricular Activities Volunteer Regularly Following rules Thinking through possible results before making a decision Accepting responsibility for actions and mistakes Doing their best, even for jobs they don't like West Potomac 8th West Potomac 10th West Potomac 12th FCPS
41 Three to Succeed (District Level) Individual-Based (Grades 8, 10, 12) 70 Bullied Someone (Year) Sex (Ever) with Risky Behavior Alcohol Use (30 Days) Marijuana Use (30 Days) Carried a Weapon (Year) Binge Drinking (2 Weeks) Cigarette Use (30 Days) Gang Member (Ever) Number of Personal Assets 41
42 It Takes a Village Working together, we can foster resilience in our youth by: Communicating that caring for mental health and physical health are equally important; Increasing awareness of interaction between substance use, mental wellness, and physical wellness; Educating youth on the definitions and reporting of, and the adult responses to bullying and harassment; Promoting digital citizenship; Engaging children and youth in discussion of risk behaviors and building resiliency; Increasing knowledge and utilization of county and school-based resources. 42
43 Websites To Learn More FAIRFAX COUNTY YOUTH SURVEY YOUTH DEPRESSION AND POSITIVE MENTAL HEALTH RESILIENCY fcps.edu/dss/ips/resiliency/rb.shtml PREVENTION TOOLKIT fairfaxcounty.gov/ncs/prevention/toolkit.htm 43
44 Questions? Contact Us! For information regarding the, please contact: Coordinator, School Psychology Services Department of Special Services Intervention and Prevention Services Fairfax County Public Schools Project Manager Department of Neighborhood and Community Services Countywide Service Integration and Planning Management 44
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