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Eating a regular and healthy breakfast is associated with academic performance, increased school attendance rates, memory, cognitive and psychosocial function, and mood. For the first time in 2013, the NM YRRS included a question about the frequency of eating breakfast. Among New Mexico high school students, 33.4% ate breakfast on all of the past 7 days.
Questionnaire items about synthetic marijuana use among middle and high school students were included in the YRRS for the first time in 2013. Among New Mexico high school students, the prevalence of current (past 30 day) synthetic marijuana use was second only to the prevalence of marijuana use.
National Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS) results released in June allow comparisons between New Mexico and US high school students. In 2013, compared to their US peers, NM students had higher rates of drug use (including lifetime use of cocaine, heroin, methamphetamines, and using marijuana before age 13).
Rates for several important risk behaviors have fallen dramatically among New Mexico high school students in recent years, according to the latest results from the 2013 New Mexico Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey (YRRS). _is encouraging news is most pronounced in areas related to alcohol use, tobacco use, and violence.
Results of the 2011 New Mexico Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey, a collaborative project of the New Mexico Departments of Health and Public Education, reveal a decrease in the rates of several important health risk behaviors among the state’s public high school students. The prevalence of suicide attempts, cigarette smoking, binge drinking, and physical fighting have decreased significantly in recent years.
Results of the 2011 New Mexico Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey, a collaborative project of the New Mexico Departments of Health and Public Education, reveal a decrease in the rates of several important health risk behaviors among the state’s public high school students. The prevalence of suicide attempts, cigarette smoking, binge drinking, and physical fighting have decreased significantly in recent years.
Results of the 2011 New Mexico Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey, a collaborative project of the New Mexico Departments of Health and Public Education, reveal a decrease in the rates of several important health risk behaviors among the state’s public high school students. The prevalence of suicide attempts, cigarette smoking, binge drinking, and physical fighting have decreased significantly in recent years.
Results of the 2011 New Mexico Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey, a collaborative project of the New Mexico Departments of Health and Public Education, reveal a decrease in the rates of several important health risk behaviors among the state’s public high school students. The prevalence of suicide attempts, cigarette smoking, binge drinking, and physical fighting have decreased significantly in recent years.
Results of the 2011 New Mexico Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey, a collaborative project of the New Mexico Departments of Health and Public Education, reveal a decrease in the rates of several important health risk behaviors among the state’s public high school students. The prevalence of suicide attempts, cigarette smoking, binge drinking, and physical fighting have decreased significantly in recent years.
This report contains county level results from the 2011 New Mexico High School Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey, a statewide survey of public school students, grades 9-12. Statewide and county level results are also available. Together, these documents comprise a useful tool for those working on youth-related issues at the state and local level.
This report contains county level results from the 2011 New Mexico High School Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey, a statewide survey of public school students, grades 9-12. Statewide and county level results are also available. Together, these documents comprise a useful tool for those working on youth-related issues at the state and local level.
This report contains county level results from the 2011 New Mexico High School Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey, a statewide survey of public school students, grades 9-12. Statewide and county level results are also available. Together, these documents comprise a useful tool for those working on youth-related issues at the state and local level.
This report contains county level results from the 2011 New Mexico High School Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey, a statewide survey of public school students, grades 9-12. Statewide and county level results are also available. Together, these documents comprise a useful tool for those working on youth-related issues at the state and local level.
This report contains county level results from the 2011 New Mexico High School Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey, a statewide survey of public school students, grades 9-12. Statewide and county level results are also available. Together, these documents comprise a useful tool for those working on youth-related issues at the state and local level.
This report contains county level results from the 2011 New Mexico High School Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey, a statewide survey of public school students, grades 9-12. Statewide and county level results are also available. Together, these documents comprise a useful tool for those working on youth-related issues at the state and local level.
This report contains county level results from the 2011 New Mexico High School Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey, a statewide survey of public school students, grades 9-12. Statewide and county level results are also available. Together, these documents comprise a useful tool for those working on youth-related issues at the state and local level.
This report contains county level results from the 2011 New Mexico High School Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey, a statewide survey of public school students, grades 9-12. Statewide and county level results are also available. Together, these documents comprise a useful tool for those working on youth-related issues at the state and local level.
This report contains county level results from the 2011 New Mexico High School Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey, a statewide survey of public school students, grades 9-12. Statewide and county level results are also available. Together, these documents comprise a useful tool for those working on youth-related issues at the state and local level.
This report contains county level results from the 2011 New Mexico High School Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey, a statewide survey of public school students, grades 9-12. Statewide and county level results are also available. Together, these documents comprise a useful tool for those working on youth-related issues at the state and local level.
This report contains county level results from the 2011 New Mexico High School Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey, a statewide survey of public school students, grades 9-12. Statewide and county level results are also available. Together, these documents comprise a useful tool for those working on youth-related issues at the state and local level.
This report contains county level results from the 2011 New Mexico High School Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey, a statewide survey of public school students, grades 9-12. Statewide and county level results are also available. Together, these documents comprise a useful tool for those working on youth-related issues at the state and local level.
This report contains county level results from the 2011 New Mexico High School Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey, a statewide survey of public school students, grades 9-12. Statewide and county level results are also available. Together, these documents comprise a useful tool for those working on youth-related issues at the state and local level.
This report contains county level results from the 2011 New Mexico High School Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey, a statewide survey of public school students, grades 9-12. Statewide and county level results are also available. Together, these documents comprise a useful tool for those working on youth-related issues at the state and local level.
This report contains county level results from the 2011 New Mexico High School Youth Risk and Resiliency Survey, a statewide survey of public school students, grades 9-12. Statewide and county level results are also available. Together, these documents comprise a useful tool for those working on youth-related issues at the state and local level.
