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Parents play the most important
role in alcohol and other drug
prevention and education efforts
focused on youth.
Through the following Scribd
Library Network,
ProtectYouth.org works to
empower these efforts by providing the
most up-to-date
information available on youth
substance use trends.
Please
note that
it may be easier to view some larger documents by downloading them.
The nation's largest online
library of government-funded
survey reports showing
annual substance use trends
in hundreds of school
districts, covering years
1989 - 2010. The Texas
Department of State Health
Services and Texas A&M
University have biennially
published their state-level
reports since 1988 but did
not officially make the school district-level reports available
to the public until 2008. See the Texas Attorney
General's July
24, 2008
decision ordering Texas A&M
University to release their
copies of the local district
reports.
produced by the
Texas Commission on Alcohol
and Drug Abuse (before
becoming a division of DSHS) and the Gulf Coast Addiction Technology Transfer Center
at the University of Texas at Austin,
covering years 1991 - 2009.
This nationwide survey
conducted by the U.S.
Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention provides
trend data at national,
state, and school district
level concerning student
drug use, in addition to
other health risk behavior
issues. Included in
this profile are data
documentation files for
Houston ISD and Dallas ISD.
Source: U.S. Department of Education,
2006 - 2009
- Marijuana arrest
trends by county and agency
from years 1970 to 2008 and
the complete Texas Uniform Crime Reports
for all arrest types,
covering years 1980 to 2009.
The UCR program is managed
by the Texas Department of
Public Safety.
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