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2012 School Health Profiles Report
Weighted Principal Survey Results
1. Percentage of schools that ever used the School Health Index or other self-assessment tool to assess school policies, activities, and programs in the following areas.
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. Physical activity
80.7
72.8 - 86.7 57
74.1
68.4 - 79.0 99
-
-
12
77.1
72.8 - 80.9 168
b. Nutrition
66.4
58.5 - 73.5 57
59.0
52.5 - 65.2 99
-
-
12
62.2
57.3 - 66.8 168
c. Tobacco-use prevention
71.8
64.0 - 78.5 57
56.9
50.6 - 63.0 99
-
-
12
63.5
58.8 - 68.0 168
d. Asthma
45.5
38.1 - 53.1 57
36.5
31.2 - 42.3 99
-
-
12
40.7
36.4 - 45.2 168
e. Injury and violence prevention
64.8
56.5 - 72.2 57
52.2
46.1 - 58.3 99
-
-
12
58.4
53.6 - 63.0 168
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
N = Unweighted number of observations
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2. Percentage of schools with a School Improvement Plan that includes health-related objectives on the following topics.
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. Health education
39.3
30.3 - 49.0 56
25.7
20.5 - 31.7 96
-
-
11
30.7
26.0 - 35.7 163
b. Physical education and physical activity
43.0
33.8 - 52.6 56
31.1
25.6 - 37.2 96
-
-
11
36.3
31.5 - 41.5 163
c. Nutrition services and foods and beverages
available at school
39.2
30.7 - 48.3 56
23.0
18.2 - 28.8 96
-
-
11
30.4
25.9 - 35.3 163
d. Health services
40.9
32.2 - 50.3 56
21.9
17.2 - 27.4 96
-
-
11
29.7
25.3 - 34.5 163
e. Mental health and social services
32.0
24.8 - 40.1 56
21.1
16.9 - 26.1 96
-
-
11
26.1
22.2 - 30.4 163
f. Healthy and safe school environment
58.7
49.5 - 67.3 56
41.5
35.0 - 48.3 96
-
-
11
48.6
43.5 - 53.6 163
g. Family and community involvement
57.0
47.4 - 66.2 56
44.8
37.6 - 52.1 96
-
-
11
49.9
44.4 - 55.3 163
h. Faculty and staff health promotion
39.1
31.4 - 47.4 56
20.7
15.7 - 26.8 96
-
-
11
28.4
24.1 - 33.1 163
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
N = Unweighted number of observations
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3. Percentage of schools that reviewed health and safety data as part of school's improvement planning process.*
High Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
77.9
68.8 - 84.9
Middle Schools
N
50
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
76.9
71.4 - 81.6
*Among schools that engaged in an improvement planning process during the past year.
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
N = Unweighted number of observations
N
87
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
N
-
-
10
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
78.2
73.7 - 82.1
N
147
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4. Percentage of schools that currently have someone who oversees or coordinates school health and safety programs and activities.
High Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
82.3
75.3 - 87.7
Middle Schools
N
57
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
88.8
83.9 - 92.4
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
N = Unweighted number of observations
N
99
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
N
-
-
12
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
85.5
81.6 - 88.7
N
168
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5. Percentage of schools that have one or more than one group (e.g., a school health council, committee, or team) that offers guidance on the development of policies or
coordinates activities on health topics.
High Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
77.2
68.4 - 84.1
Middle Schools
N
57
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
61.7
56.2 - 66.9
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
N = Unweighted number of observations
N
99
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
N
-
-
12
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
67.5
62.9 - 71.8
N
168
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6. Percentage of schools that have the following groups represented on any school health council, committee, or team.*
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. School administrators
95.5
89.4 - 98.2 44
95.2
90.4 - 97.7 61
-
-
8
95.7
92.6 - 97.6 113
b. Health education teachers
93.3
86.7 - 96.7 44
93.2
87.8 - 96.3 61
-
-
8
92.8
89.0 - 95.3 113
c. Physical education teachers
93.3
86.7 - 96.7 44
96.8
92.3 - 98.7 61
-
-
8
94.7
91.3 - 96.8 113
d. Other classroom teachers
81.9
74.4 - 87.5 44
90.2
84.2 - 94.1 61
-
-
8
87.6
83.4 - 90.8 113
e. Mental health or social services staff (e.g., school
counselors)
77.3
68.4 - 84.2 44
72.2
65.1 - 78.4 61
-
-
8
73.5
68.2 - 78.3 113
f. Nutrition or food service staff
61.5
51.0 - 71.1 44
62.7
53.9 - 70.7 61
-
-
8
62.2
55.8 - 68.2 113
g. Health services staff (e.g., school nurse)
77.0
67.4 - 84.4 44
72.2
63.8 - 79.3 61
-
-
8
73.4
67.5 - 78.6 113
h. Maintenance and transportation staff
33.9
25.8 - 43.0 44
21.2
15.3 - 28.7 61
-
-
8
26.6
21.9 - 31.9 113
i. Technology staff
31.7
24.4 - 40.1 44
31.2
25.7 - 37.4 61
-
-
8
31.0
26.7 - 35.6 113
j. Library/media center staff
24.7
17.6 - 33.5 44
25.0
18.8 - 32.4 61
-
-
8
24.9
20.4 - 30.0 113
k. Student body
52.2
41.8 - 62.5 44
57.3
49.8 - 64.5 61
-
-
8
54.7
48.7 - 60.6 113
l. Parents or families of students
56.8
47.0 - 66.1 44
60.6
52.7 - 67.8 61
-
-
8
59.2
53.3 - 64.9 113
*Among those schools that have one or more than one group that offers guidance on the development of policies or coordinates activities on health topics.
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
N = Unweighted number of observations
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6. Percentage of schools that have the following groups represented on any school health council, committee, or team.*
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
m. Community members
61.3
51.2 - 70.5 44
52.3
44.9 - 59.7 61
-
-
8
55.8
49.9 - 61.5 113
n. Local health departments, agencies, or organizations
40.7
30.7 - 51.6 44
39.3
31.9 - 47.4 61
-
-
8
39.8
33.9 - 46.0 113
o. Faith-based organizations
15.9
9.8 - 24.7
44
8.4
5.6 - 12.5
61
-
-
8
11.7
8.5 - 15.9 113
p. Businesses
43.0
33.8 - 52.8 44
35.0
28.5 - 42.1 61
-
-
8
37.5
32.3 - 42.9 113
q. Local government agencies
31.9
22.6 - 42.9 44
22.1
15.5 - 30.5 61
-
-
8
25.3
19.9 - 31.6 113
*Among those schools that have one or more than one group that offers guidance on the development of policies or coordinates activities on health topics.
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
N = Unweighted number of observations
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7. Percentage of schools that have a school health council, committee, or team that did the following activities during the past year.*
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. Identified student health needs based on a review of
relevant data
74.9
66.4 - 81.7 44
74.1
65.9 - 80.9 61
-
-
8
74.5
68.9 - 79.3 113
b. Recommended new or revised health and safety
policies and activities to school administrators or
the school improvement team
81.9
74.1 - 87.7 44
68.5
60.8 - 75.4 61
-
-
8
73.4
68.3 - 78.0 113
c. Sought funding or leveraged resources to support
health and safety priorities for students and staff
56.6
46.2 - 66.4 44
51.2
42.4 - 60.0 61
-
-
8
52.3
46.0 - 58.6 113
d. Communicated the importance of health and safety
policies and activities to district administrators,
school administrators, parent-teacher groups, or
community members
93.2
86.5 - 96.7 44
83.3
75.8 - 88.9 61
-
-
8
85.7
80.8 - 89.5 113
e. Reviewed health-related curricula or instructional
materials
77.1
67.7 - 84.4 44
71.9
64.2 - 78.5 61
-
-
8
72.4
66.7 - 77.4 113
*Among those schools that have one or more than one group that offers guidance on the development of policies or coordinates activities on health topics.
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
N = Unweighted number of observations
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8. Percentage of schools that have adopted a policy that addresses each of the following issues on HIV infection or AIDS.
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. Attendance of students with HIV infection
56.0
48.7 - 63.0 57
50.0
44.3 - 55.7 99
-
-
12
54.0
49.7 - 58.3 168
b. Procedures to protect HIV-infected students and
staff from discrimination
73.6
65.0 - 80.7 57
59.3
53.2 - 65.1 99
-
-
12
66.8
62.2 - 71.1 168
c. Maintaining confidentiality of HIV-infected students
and staff
75.3
66.9 - 82.2 57
67.1
61.1 - 72.7 99
-
-
12
72.5
68.0 - 76.6 168
d. Worksite safety (i.e., universal precautions for all
school staff)
75.3
66.9 - 82.2 57
73.0
66.9 - 78.4 99
-
-
12
75.9
71.4 - 79.9 168
e. Confidential counseling for HIV-infected students
68.3
59.7 - 75.9 57
47.4
40.9 - 54.1 99
-
-
12
58.1
53.2 - 62.8 168
f. Communication of the policy to students, school
staff, and parents
59.6
51.5 - 67.2 57
56.2
50.2 - 62.0 99
-
-
12
60.7
56.2 - 65.0 168
g. Adequate training about HIV infection for school
staff
56.0
48.0 - 63.7 57
47.5
40.9 - 54.2 99
-
-
12
52.5
47.6 - 57.4 168
h. Procedures for implementing the policy
61.3
54.2 - 67.9 57
49.3
42.9 - 55.8 99
-
-
12
56.1
51.5 - 60.6 168
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
N = Unweighted number of observations
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9. Percentage of schools that require any school staff to receive professional development on HIV, STD, or pregnancy prevention issues and resources for the following
groups.
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. Ethnic/racial minority youth at high risk (e.g., black,
Hispanic, or American Indian youth)
41.8
33.8 - 50.4 57
26.8
21.9 - 32.5 99
-
-
12
32.6
28.2 - 37.3 168
b. Youth who participate in drop-out prevention,
alternative education, or GED programs
54.0
46.5 - 61.4 57
33.6
28.0 - 39.6 99
-
-
12
43.9
39.5 - 48.4 168
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
N = Unweighted number of observations
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10. Percentage of schools that have a student-level club that aims to create a safe, welcoming, and accepting school environment for all youth, regardless of sexual orientation
or gender identity.
High Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
33.0
25.9 - 40.9
Middle Schools
N
57
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
16.0
11.6 - 21.6
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
N = Unweighted number of observations
N
99
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
N
-
-
12
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
22.0
18.2 - 26.3
N
168
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11. Percentage of schools that engage in the following practices related to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or questioning (LGBTQ) youth.
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. Identify "safe spaces" (e.g., a counselor's office,
designated classroom, or student organization)
where LGBTQ youth can receive support from
administrators, teachers, or other school staff
64.7
57.5 - 71.3 57
51.7
45.5 - 57.8 99
-
-
12
58.0
53.4 - 62.4 168
b. Prohibit harassment based on a student's perceived
or actual sexual orientation or gender identity
91.1
86.5 - 94.2 57
85.7
80.6 - 89.6 99
-
-
12
88.7
85.4 - 91.3 168
c. Encourage staff to attend professional development
on safe and supportive school environments for all
students, regardless of sexual orientation or gender
identity
69.6
63.5 - 75.1 57
60.9
54.4 - 67.1 99
-
-
12
66.3
61.9 - 70.4 168
d. Facilitate access to providers not on school
property who have experience in providing health
services, including HIV/STD testing and
counseling, to LGBTQ youth
54.1
46.5 - 61.5 57
35.6
29.6 - 42.0 99
-
-
12
43.8
39.1 - 48.6 168
e. Facilitate access to providers not on school
property who have experience in providing social
and pyschological services to LGBTQ youth
52.4
44.6 - 60.2 57
37.7
31.8 - 44.0 99
-
-
12
45.0
40.3 - 49.8 168
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
N = Unweighted number of observations
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12. Percentage of schools that require physical education for students in any of grades 6 through 12.
High Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
100.0
†
Middle Schools
N
57
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
100.0
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
† Confidence intervals not applicable for 0 percent or 100 percent.
N = Unweighted number of observations
†
N
99
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
N
-
-
12
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
100.0
†
N
168
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13. Percentage of schools that taught a required physical education course in each of the following grades.*
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. Sixth grade
§
§
§
100.0
†
97
-
-
5
100.0
†
102
b. Seventh grade
§
§
§
100.0
†
99
100.0
†
11
100.0
†
110
c. Eighth grade
§
§
§
100.0
†
99
100.0
†
11
100.0
†
110
d. Ninth grade
92.9
87.0 - 96.2 57
-
-
0
91.5
73.6 - 97.7 12
92.7
87.4 - 95.8 69
e. Tenth grade
61.7
53.0 - 69.7 55
§
§
§
83.2
63.3 - 93.4 12
65.6
57.8 - 72.6 67
f. Eleventh grade
43.4
35.1 - 52.1 55
§
§
§
45.2
29.2 - 62.4 11
43.7
36.2 - 51.5 66
g. Twelfth grade
41.5
33.6 - 49.9 55
§
§
§
45.2
29.2 - 62.4 11
42.2
34.9 - 49.7 66
*Among schools with students in that grade.
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
§ Grade is not applicable for type of school.
† Confidence intervals not applicable for 0 percent or 100 percent.
N = Unweighted number of observations
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14. Percentage of schools in which physical education teachers or specialists received professional development on physical education during the past two years.
High Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
87.6
83.4 - 90.9
Middle Schools
N
57
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
89.2
85.1 - 92.3
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
N = Unweighted number of observations
N
99
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
N
-
-
12
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
88.9
86.1 - 91.2
N
168
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15. Percentage of schools in which those who teach physical education are provided with the following materials.
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. Goals, objectives, and expected outcomes for
physical education
100.0
b. A chart describing the annual scope and sequence
of instruction for physical education
†
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
57
97.1
94.0 - 98.6 99
-
-
12
98.3
96.5 - 99.2 168
80.7
73.4 - 86.4 57
75.5
69.6 - 80.6 99
-
-
12
77.9
73.6 - 81.7 168
c. Plans for how to assess student performance in
physical education
89.3
82.6 - 93.7 57
89.3
84.6 - 92.7 99
-
-
12
90.1
86.7 - 92.7 168
d. A written physical education curriculum
86.0
79.8 - 90.5 57
83.8
78.1 - 88.3 99
-
-
12
85.2
81.3 - 88.4 168
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
† Confidence intervals not applicable for 0 percent or 100 percent.
N = Unweighted number of observations
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16. Percentage of schools in which students participate in physical activity breaks in classrooms during the school day outside of physical education.
High Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
30.1
22.8 - 38.4
Middle Schools
N
57
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
66.5
60.9 - 71.7
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
N = Unweighted number of observations
N
99
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
N
-
-
12
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
50.6
46.2 - 54.9
N
168
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17. Percentage of schools that offer opportunities for all students to participate in intramural sports programs or physical activity clubs.
High Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
70.0
60.9 - 77.7
Middle Schools
N
57
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
59.4
53.2 - 65.4
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
N = Unweighted number of observations
N
99
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
N
-
-
12
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
63.1
58.2 - 67.7
N
168
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18. Percentage of schools that offer interscholastic sports to students.
High Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
80.7
72.4 - 86.9
Middle Schools
N
57
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
87.8
83.3 - 91.2
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
N = Unweighted number of observations
N
99
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
N
-
-
12
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
83.1
79.1 - 86.4
N
168
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19. Percentage of schools that have a joint use agreement for shared use of school or community physical activity facilities.
High Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
78.7
72.8 - 83.6
Middle Schools
N
57
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
69.8
64.1 - 75.0
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
N = Unweighted number of observations
N
99
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
N
-
-
12
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
71.4
67.3 - 75.3
N
168
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20. Percentage of schools that have adopted a policy prohibiting tobacco use.
High Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
100.0
†
Middle Schools
N
57
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
99.1
96.9 - 99.7
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
† Confidence intervals not applicable for 0 percent or 100 percent.
N = Unweighted number of observations
N
99
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
N
-
-
12
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
99.5
98.2 - 99.9
N
168
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Weighted Principal Survey Results
21. (Students) Percentage of schools that have a tobacco-use prevention policy that specifically prohibits the use of each type of tobacco for students during any
school-related activity.
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. Cigarettes
100.0
b. Smokeless tobacco (i.e., chewing tobacco, snuff,
or dip)
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
57
98.0
95.2 - 99.2 99
100.0
†
12
98.9
97.3 - 99.5 168
96.5
91.6 - 98.5 57
93.8
89.8 - 96.3 99
100.0
†
12
95.2
92.6 - 96.9 168
c. Cigars
98.3
94.1 - 99.5 57
94.0
90.0 - 96.4 99
100.0
†
12
95.9
93.5 - 97.5 168
d. Pipes
100.0
96.0
92.5 - 97.8 99
100.0
†
12
97.7
95.7 - 98.8 168
† Confidence intervals not applicable for 0 percent or 100 percent.
N = Unweighted number of observations
†
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
†
57
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21. (Faculty/Staff) Percentage of schools that have a tobacco-use prevention policy that specifically prohibits the use of each type of tobacco for faculty/staff during any
school-related activity.
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. Cigarettes
100.0
†
57
98.0
95.2 - 99.2 99
100.0
†
12
98.9
97.3 - 99.5 168
b. Smokeless tobacco (i.e., chewing tobacco, snuff,
or dip)
100.0
†
57
97.1
94.0 - 98.6 99
100.0
†
12
98.3
96.5 - 99.2 168
c. Cigars
96.5
91.6 - 98.5 57
94.0
90.0 - 96.4 99
100.0
†
12
95.3
92.7 - 97.0 168
d. Pipes
98.3
94.1 - 99.5 57
92.9
88.7 - 95.6 99
100.0
†
12
95.3
92.7 - 97.0 168
† Confidence intervals not applicable for 0 percent or 100 percent.
N = Unweighted number of observations
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Weighted Principal Survey Results
21. (Visitors) Percentage of schools that have a tobacco-use prevention policy that specifically prohibits the use of each type of tobacco for visitors during any school-related
activity.
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. Cigarettes
98.3
b. Smokeless tobacco (i.e., chewing tobacco, snuff,
or dip)
100.0
†
c. Cigars
100.0
†
d. Pipes
96.5
† Confidence intervals not applicable for 0 percent or 100 percent.
N = Unweighted number of observations
94.1 - 99.5 57
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
94.9
91.2 - 97.1 99
100.0
†
12
96.5
94.2 - 97.9 168
57
97.1
94.0 - 98.6 99
100.0
†
12
98.3
96.5 - 99.2 168
57
96.0
92.5 - 97.8 99
100.0
†
12
97.7
95.7 - 98.8 168
91.6 - 98.5 57
92.9
88.7 - 95.6 99
100.0
†
12
94.7
92.0 - 96.5 168
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Weighted Principal Survey Results
22. (Students) Percentage of schools that have a tobacco-use prevention policy that specifically prohibits tobacco use during each of the following times for students.
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. During school hours
98.3
94.1 - 99.5 57
98.2
95.7 - 99.3 99
100.0
†
12
98.4
96.7 - 99.2 168
b. During non-school hours
91.2
85.0 - 95.0 57
95.1
91.6 - 97.2 99
100.0
†
12
94.1
91.3 - 96.1 168
† Confidence intervals not applicable for 0 percent or 100 percent.
N = Unweighted number of observations
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22. (Faculty/Staff) Percentage of schools that have a tobacco-use prevention policy that specifically prohibits tobacco use during each of the following times for faculty/staff.
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. During school hours
92.9
b. During non-school hours
100.0
† Confidence intervals not applicable for 0 percent or 100 percent.
N = Unweighted number of observations
87.1 - 96.3 57
†
57
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
98.2
95.7 - 99.3 99
100.0
†
12
96.5
94.2 - 97.9 168
98.0
95.2 - 99.2 99
100.0
†
12
98.9
97.3 - 99.5 168
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22. (Visitors) Percentage of schools that have a tobacco-use prevention policy that specifically prohibits tobacco use during each of the following times for visitors.
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. During school hours
98.3
94.1 - 99.5 57
97.3
94.6 - 98.7 99
100.0
†
12
97.9
96.0 - 98.9 168
b. During non-school hours
94.7
89.3 - 97.4 57
96.9
93.7 - 98.5 99
100.0
†
12
96.4
94.0 - 97.8 168
† Confidence intervals not applicable for 0 percent or 100 percent.
N = Unweighted number of observations
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2012 School Health Profiles Report
Weighted Principal Survey Results
23. (Students) Percentage of schools that have a tobacco-use prevention policy that specifically prohibits tobacco use in each of the following locations for students.
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. In school buildings
100.0
b. Outside on school grounds, including parking lots
and playing fields
98.2
c. On school buses or other vehicles used to transport
students
100.0
†
d. At off-campus, school-sponsored events
100.0
†
† Confidence intervals not applicable for 0 percent or 100 percent.
N = Unweighted number of observations
†
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
57
99.1
96.9 - 99.7 99
100.0
†
12
99.5
98.2 - 99.9 168
93.8 - 99.5 57
95.3
91.8 - 97.3 99
100.0
†
12
96.6
94.4 - 98.0 168
57
98.0
95.2 - 99.2 99
100.0
†
12
98.9
97.3 - 99.5 168
57
97.1
94.0 - 98.6 99
100.0
†
12
98.3
96.5 - 99.2 168
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23. (Faculty/Staff) Percentage of schools that have a tobacco-use prevention policy that specifically prohibits tobacco use in each of the following locations for faculty/staff.
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. In school buildings
100.0
†
57
99.1
96.9 - 99.7 99
100.0
†
12
99.5
98.2 - 99.9 168
b. Outside on school grounds, including parking lots
and playing fields
100.0
†
57
99.1
96.9 - 99.7 99
100.0
†
12
99.5
98.2 - 99.9 168
c. On school buses or other vehicles used to transport
students
98.2
93.8 - 99.5 57
91.2
86.8 - 94.3 99
100.0
†
12
94.3
91.6 - 96.2 168
d. At off-campus, school-sponsored events
100.0
96.0
92.6 - 97.9 99
100.0
†
12
97.7
95.8 - 98.8 168
† Confidence intervals not applicable for 0 percent or 100 percent.
N = Unweighted number of observations
†
57
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Weighted Principal Survey Results
23. (Visitors) Percentage of schools that have a tobacco-use prevention policy that specifically prohibits tobacco use in each of the following locations for visitors.
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. In school buildings
100.0
†
57
96.9
93.7 - 98.5 99
100.0
†
12
98.2
96.4 - 99.1 168
b. Outside on school grounds, including parking lots
and playing fields
100.0
†
57
99.1
96.9 - 99.7 99
100.0
†
12
99.5
98.2 - 99.9 168
c. On school buses or other vehicles used to transport
students
100.0
†
57
98.0
95.2 - 99.2 99
100.0
†
12
98.9
97.3 - 99.5 168
d. At off-campus, school-sponsored events
90.9
84.5 - 94.9 57
85.0
80.3 - 88.7 99
100.0
†
12
88.2
84.9 - 90.9 168
† Confidence intervals not applicable for 0 percent or 100 percent.
N = Unweighted number of observations
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Weighted Principal Survey Results
24. Percentage of schools that have procedures to inform each of the following groups about the tobacco-use prevention policy that prohibits their use of tobacco.*
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. Students
100.0
†
57
99.1
96.9 - 99.7 98
100.0
†
12
99.5
98.2 - 99.9 167
b. Faculty and staff
100.0
†
57
98.1
95.5 - 99.2 97
100.0
†
12
98.9
97.4 - 99.6 166
c. Visitors
98.2
93.8 - 99.5 56
96.0
92.6 - 97.9 97
100.0
†
12
97.1
94.9 - 98.3 165
*Among those schools that have adopted a policy prohibiting tobacco use.
† Confidence intervals not applicable for 0 percent or 100 percent.
N = Unweighted number of observations
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25. Percentage of schools that have a tobacco-use prevention policy that includes guidelines on what actions the school should take when students are caught smoking
cigarettes.*
High Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
100.0
†
Middle Schools
N
57
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
97.9
*Among those schools that have adopted a policy prohibiting tobacco use.
† Confidence intervals not applicable for 0 percent or 100 percent.
N = Unweighted number of observations
95.0 - 99.1
N
98
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
N
100.0
†
12
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
98.8
97.2 - 99.5
N
167
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Weighted Principal Survey Results
26. Percentage of schools in which the following person is reponsible for enforcing the tobacco-use prevention policy.*
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. No single individual is responsible
45.3
37.7 - 53.2 57
40.9
34.6 - 47.4 98
42.0
25.6 - 60.4 12
42.5
37.8 - 47.4 167
b. Principal
26.6
20.5 - 33.6 57
49.8
43.5 - 56.1 98
16.7
16.6 - 16.7 12
39.1
34.9 - 43.4 167
c. Assistant principal
28.1
21.3 - 36.2 57
8.2
5.3 - 12.6
98
41.3
25.0 - 59.8 12
17.8
14.4 - 21.7 167
d. Other school administrator
0.0
†
57
0.0
†
98
0.0
†
12
0.0
†
167
e. Other school faculty or staff member
0.0
†
57
1.1
0.3 - 3.8
98
0.0
†
12
0.6
0.2 - 2.2
167
*Among those schools that have adopted a policy prohibiting tobacco use.
† Confidence intervals not applicable for 0 percent or 100 percent.
N = Unweighted number of observations
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Weighted Principal Survey Results
27. Percentage of schools in which the following criteria help determine what actions are taken when students are caught smoking cigarettes.
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. Zero tolerance
94.7
89.4 - 97.5 57
94.2
90.4 - 96.5 99
-
-
12
94.8
92.2 - 96.6 168
b. Effect or severity of the violation
47.3
38.5 - 56.3 57
51.5
44.7 - 58.2 99
-
-
12
49.2
44.0 - 54.5 168
c. Grade level of student
17.3
12.1 - 24.3 57
29.8
24.1 - 36.1 99
-
-
12
25.7
21.7 - 30.1 168
d. Repeat offender status
87.6
80.5 - 92.3 57
84.7
79.1 - 89.0 99
-
-
12
85.6
81.6 - 88.9 168
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
N = Unweighted number of observations
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28. (Never) Percentage of schools that NEVER take the following actions when students are caught smoking cigarettes.
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. Parents or guardians are notified
0.0
†
57
0.0
†
99
-
-
12
0.0
†
168
b. Referred to a school counselor
7.0
3.7 - 12.8
57
2.9
1.4 - 6.0
99
-
-
12
4.8
3.1 - 7.4
168
c. Referred to a school administrator
0.0
†
57
0.0
†
99
-
-
12
0.0
†
168
d. Encouraged, but not required, to participate in an
assistance, education, or cessation program
17.4
11.6 - 25.4 57
25.1
20.0 - 31.1 99
-
-
12
21.2
17.4 - 25.5 168
e. Required to participate in an assistance, education,
or cessation program
8.9
5.0 - 15.2
57
21.0
15.8 - 27.2 99
-
-
12
15.8
12.3 - 19.9 168
f. Referred to legal authorities
1.7
0.5 - 5.9
57
8.2
5.2 - 12.6
99
-
-
12
5.9
g. Placed in detention
24.7
17.8 - 33.1 57
29.3
23.8 - 35.5 99
-
-
12
27.4
23.1 - 32.1 168
h. Not allowed to participate in extra-curricular
activities or interscholastic sports
24.7
17.9 - 33.1 57
37.9
32.2 - 44.0 99
-
-
12
32.3
28.1 - 36.8 168
i. Given in-school suspension
26.1
19.6 - 33.9 57
23.2
18.7 - 28.5 99
-
-
12
25.0
21.2 - 29.4 168
j. Suspended from school
15.9
10.9 - 22.6 57
15.4
11.4 - 20.5 99
-
-
12
16.3
13.2 - 20.0 168
k. Expelled from school
80.7
72.5 - 87.0 57
74.7
68.4 - 80.1 99
-
-
12
76.9
72.2 - 81.0 168
l. Reassigned to an alternative school
66.6
57.7 - 74.5 57
65.9
59.6 - 71.7 99
-
-
12
66.9
61.9 - 71.4 168
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
† Confidence intervals not applicable for 0 percent or 100 percent.
N = Unweighted number of observations
4.0 - 8.8
168
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28. (Rarely) Percentage of schools that RARELY take the following actions when students are caught smoking cigarettes.
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. Parents or guardians are notified
0.0
†
b. Referred to a school counselor
21.0
c. Referred to a school administrator
0.0
†
d. Encouraged, but not required, to participate in an
assistance, education, or cessation program
8.9
e. Required to participate in an assistance, education,
or cessation program
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
57
0.0
†
99
-
-
12
0.0
14.5 - 29.6 57
7.9
5.0 - 12.1
99
-
-
12
13.2
57
0.0
†
99
-
-
12
0.0
†
168
5.0 - 15.3
57
5.1
3.1 - 8.3
99
-
-
12
6.7
4.7 - 9.5
168
10.7
7.0 - 16.0
57
10.5
7.0 - 15.4
99
-
-
12
10.4
7.8 - 13.7 168
f. Referred to legal authorities
10.5
6.3 - 17.2
57
21.7
17.4 - 26.7 99
-
-
12
16.7
13.6 - 20.4 168
g. Placed in detention
8.8
5.0 - 15.1
57
15.8
11.3 - 21.5 99
-
-
12
12.8
9.7 - 16.7 168
h. Not allowed to participate in extra-curricular
activities or interscholastic sports
19.3
13.6 - 26.7 57
11.4
8.1 - 15.9
99
-
-
12
14.0
11.0 - 17.6 168
i. Given in-school suspension
8.8
5.6 - 13.5
57
13.6
9.6 - 19.1
99
-
-
12
10.9
8.2 - 14.3 168
j. Suspended from school
14.1
9.0 - 21.6
57
11.4
8.0 - 16.2
99
-
-
12
13.4
10.5 - 17.1 168
k. Expelled from school
14.0
8.9 - 21.3
57
17.9
13.4 - 23.5 99
-
-
12
16.4
13.0 - 20.6 168
l. Reassigned to an alternative school
23.0
16.5 - 31.0 57
19.9
15.7 - 24.9 99
-
-
12
19.5
16.1 - 23.4 168
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
† Confidence intervals not applicable for 0 percent or 100 percent.
N = Unweighted number of observations
†
168
10.1 - 17.1 168
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28. (Sometimes) Percentage of schools that SOMETIMES take the following actions when students are caught smoking cigarettes.
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. Parents or guardians are notified
0.0
b. Referred to a school counselor
52.6
c. Referred to a school administrator
1.7
d. Encouraged, but not required, to participate in an
assistance, education, or cessation program
†
57
0.0
43.4 - 61.6 57
34.8
0.5 - 5.9
†
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
99
-
-
12
0.0
29.0 - 40.9 99
-
-
12
40.9
99
-
-
12
0.6
168
36.2 - 45.8 168
57
0.0
24.4
17.7 - 32.7 57
24.1
19.2 - 29.9 99
-
-
12
25.6
21.5 - 30.1 168
e. Required to participate in an assistance, education,
or cessation program
29.7
22.5 - 38.2 57
19.6
14.6 - 25.8 99
-
-
12
24.8
20.5 - 29.7 168
f. Referred to legal authorities
42.1
32.7 - 52.1 57
35.0
29.2 - 41.2 99
-
-
12
37.3
32.4 - 42.6 168
g. Placed in detention
36.8
27.9 - 46.6 57
35.8
30.1 - 42.0 99
-
-
12
35.9
31.2 - 41.0 168
h. Not allowed to participate in extra-curricular
activities or interscholastic sports
43.5
35.6 - 51.8 57
35.5
29.9 - 41.6 99
-
-
12
39.4
34.9 - 44.1 168
i. Given in-school suspension
38.5
32.6 - 44.8 57
44.1
37.8 - 50.5 99
-
-
12
41.3
36.9 - 45.9 168
j. Suspended from school
50.7
42.9 - 58.4 57
50.0
43.0 - 57.0 99
-
-
12
48.9
44.0 - 53.9 168
k. Expelled from school
3.5
1.5 - 8.4
57
7.4
5.0 - 10.9
99
-
-
12
6.1
4.3 - 8.6
l. Reassigned to an alternative school
8.7
4.9 - 14.9
57
13.2
9.9 - 17.5
99
-
-
12
12.5
9.8 - 15.9 168
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
† Confidence intervals not applicable for 0 percent or 100 percent.
N = Unweighted number of observations
†
†
0.2 - 2.1
168
168
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28. (Always) Percentage of schools that ALWAYS or ALMOST ALWAYS take the following actions when students are caught smoking cigarettes.
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. Parents or guardians are notified
100.0
b. Referred to a school counselor
†
57
100.0
19.4
13.7 - 26.8 57
54.4
c. Referred to a school administrator
98.3
94.1 - 99.5 57
100.0
d. Encouraged, but not required, to participate in an
assistance, education, or cessation program
49.3
40.9 - 57.7 57
e. Required to participate in an assistance, education,
or cessation program
50.7
f. Referred to legal authorities
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
99
-
-
12
100.0
47.8 - 60.9 99
-
-
12
41.1
36.6 - 45.8 168
99
-
-
12
99.4
97.9 - 99.8 168
45.6
39.3 - 52.0 99
-
-
12
46.6
41.6 - 51.6 168
42.0 - 59.3 57
48.9
41.7 - 56.2 99
-
-
12
49.0
43.6 - 54.3 168
45.6
36.8 - 54.7 57
35.2
30.2 - 40.5 99
-
-
12
40.0
35.5 - 44.7 168
g. Placed in detention
29.8
21.6 - 39.4 57
19.1
14.7 - 24.4 99
-
-
12
23.9
19.8 - 28.5 168
h. Not allowed to participate in extra-curricular
activities or interscholastic sports
12.4
8.3 - 18.2
57
15.1
11.4 - 19.8 99
-
-
12
14.3
11.4 - 17.7 168
i. Given in-school suspension
26.6
20.2 - 34.0 57
19.1
14.2 - 25.1 99
-
-
12
22.7
18.9 - 27.1 168
j. Suspended from school
19.3
13.9 - 26.2 57
23.2
18.4 - 28.7 99
-
-
12
21.3
17.9 - 25.2 168
k. Expelled from school
1.7
0.5 - 5.9
57
0.0
†
99
-
-
12
0.6
0.2 - 2.1
168
l. Reassigned to an alternative school
1.7
0.5 - 5.9
57
1.0
0.3 - 3.3
99
-
-
12
1.2
0.5 - 2.8
168
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
† Confidence intervals not applicable for 0 percent or 100 percent.
N = Unweighted number of observations
†
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
†
†
168
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29. Percentage of schools that post signs marking a tobacco-free school zone, that is, a specified distance from school grounds where tobacco use is not allowed.
High Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
98.3
94.1 - 99.5
Middle Schools
N
57
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
97.3
94.4 - 98.7
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
N = Unweighted number of observations
N
99
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
N
-
-
12
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
96.6
94.3 - 98.0
N
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30. Percentage of schools that provide tobacco cessation services for each of the following groups.
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. Faculty and staff
41.9
33.0 - 51.3 57
30.8
25.7 - 36.3 99
-
-
12
34.9
30.3 - 39.8 168
b. Students
84.1
76.9 - 89.4 57
55.5
49.2 - 61.6 99
-
-
12
66.4
62.0 - 70.6 168
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
N = Unweighted number of observations
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31. Percentage of schools that have arrangements with any organizations or health care professionals not on school property to provide tobacco cessation services for each of
the following groups.
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. Faculty and staff
48.9
39.6 - 58.3 57
30.9
25.6 - 36.8 99
-
-
12
37.4
32.7 - 42.5 168
b. Students
62.9
54.1 - 70.9 57
41.5
34.8 - 48.6 99
-
-
12
47.8
42.7 - 53.0 168
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
N = Unweighted number of observations
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32. Percentage of schools that never, rarely, sometimes, or always or almost always offer fruit or non-fried vegetables at school celebrations when foods or beverages are
offered.
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. Foods or beverages are not offered at school
celebrations
14.0
8.9 - 21.3
57
16.6
b. Never
1.7
0.5 - 5.9
57
3.2
1.5 - 6.4
c. Rarely
3.5
1.5 - 8.4
57
5.0
2.8 - 8.7
d. Sometimes
38.4
31.2 - 46.2 57
e. Always or almost always
42.3
33.7 - 51.5 57
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
N = Unweighted number of observations
12.3 - 21.9 99
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
-
-
12
16.3
13.0 - 20.2 168
99
-
-
12
3.0
1.7 - 5.3
168
99
-
-
12
4.1
2.6 - 6.6
168
32.0
26.2 - 38.4 99
-
-
12
32.5
28.2 - 37.1 168
43.3
37.2 - 49.5 99
-
-
12
44.1
39.3 - 48.9 168
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33. Percentage of schools in which students can purchase snack foods or beverages from one or more vending machines at the school or at a school store, canteen, or snack
bar.
High Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
71.6
64.2 - 78.0
Middle Schools
N
57
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
36.9
31.1 - 43.0
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
N = Unweighted number of observations
N
99
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
N
-
-
12
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
47.6
43.2 - 51.9
N
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34. Percentage of schools in which students can purchase the following snack foods or beverages from vending machines or at the school store, canteen, or snack bar.
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. Chocolate candy
5.4
2.6 - 10.8
57
1.0
0.3 - 3.3
99
0.0
†
12
2.4
1.3 - 4.5
168
b. Other kinds of candy
5.3
2.5 - 10.6
57
1.9
0.8 - 4.4
99
8.5
2.3 - 26.4
12
3.6
2.1 - 5.9
168
c. Salty snacks that are not low in fat (e.g., regular
potato chips)
8.7
4.9 - 14.9
57
5.8
3.5 - 9.6
99
0.0
†
12
6.4
4.4 - 9.3
168
d. Cookies, crackers, cakes, pastries, or other baked
goods that are not low in fat
5.3
2.5 - 10.6
57
3.8
2.0 - 6.9
99
0.0
†
12
4.0
2.5 - 6.4
168
e. Ice cream or frozen yogurt that is not low in fat
3.5
1.4 - 8.2
57
2.1
0.8 - 4.9
99
0.0
†
12
2.4
1.3 - 4.4
168
f. 2% or whole milk (plain or flavored)
8.7
4.9 - 14.9
57
1.9
0.8 - 4.6
99
0.0
†
12
4.2
2.6 - 6.6
168
g. Water ices or frozen slushes that do not contain
juice
3.5
1.5 - 8.4
57
3.2
2.2 - 4.6
99
0.0
†
12
3.1
2.0 - 4.6
168
h. Soda pop or fruit drinks that are not 100% juice
7.1
4.5 - 11.0
57
2.9
1.4 - 6.0
99
0.0
†
12
4.2
2.8 - 6.2
168
i. Sports drinks (e.g., Gatorade)
15.7
11.4 - 21.3 57
0.9
0.3 - 3.1
99
8.5
2.3 - 26.4
12
6.7
4.9 - 9.0
168
j. Foods or beverages containing caffeine
3.5
3.4 - 3.5
57
1.0
0.3 - 3.3
99
0.0
†
12
1.8
1.2 - 2.6
168
k. Fruits (not fruit juice)
5.3
2.5 - 10.6
57
2.8
1.4 - 5.7
99
0.0
†
12
3.5
2.1 - 5.7
168
l. Non-fried vegetables (not vegetable juice)
1.7
0.5 - 5.9
57
2.8
1.4 - 5.7
99
0.0
†
12
2.2
1.2 - 4.1
168
† Confidence intervals not applicable for 0 percent or 100 percent.
N = Unweighted number of observations
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35. Percentage of schools that have done any of the following activities during the current school year.
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. Priced nutritious foods and beverages at a lower
cost while increasing the price of less nutritious
foods and beverages
7.2
4.6 - 11.0
57
0.0
b. Collected suggestions from students, families, and
school staff on nutritious food preferences and
strategies to promote healthy eating
43.7
35.3 - 52.6 57
c. Provided information to students or families on the
nutrition and caloric content of foods available
50.7
d. Conducted taste tests to determine food
preferences for nutritious items
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
99
-
-
12
2.5
33.1
27.5 - 39.2 99
-
-
12
36.2
31.6 - 41.1 168
42.6 - 58.8 57
52.2
46.5 - 57.8 99
-
-
12
50.9
46.2 - 55.6 168
28.1
21.7 - 35.5 57
22.6
18.0 - 27.8 99
-
-
12
22.8
19.3 - 26.7 168
e. Provided opportunities for students to visit the
cafeteria to learn about food safety, food
preparation, or other nutrition-related topics
21.0
14.9 - 28.8 57
17.2
13.3 - 21.9 99
-
-
12
17.9
14.6 - 21.7 168
f. Served locally or regionally grown foods in the
cafeteria or classrooms
31.6
24.0 - 40.3 57
26.9
21.9 - 32.6 99
-
-
12
28.4
24.2 - 33.0 168
g. Planted a school food or vegetable garden
27.9
20.6 - 36.7 57
4.9
99
-
-
12
13.2
10.2 - 17.0 168
h. Placed fruits and vegetables near the cafeteria
cashier, where they are easy to access
79.0
71.3 - 85.1 57
65.2
59.3 - 70.6 99
-
-
12
70.1
65.8 - 74.2 168
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
† Confidence intervals not applicable for 0 percent or 100 percent.
N = Unweighted number of observations
†
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
2.8 - 8.4
1.6 - 3.9
168
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35. Percentage of schools that have done any of the following activities during the current school year.
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
i. Used attractive displays for fruits and vegetables in
the cafeteria
70.1
62.4 - 76.8 57
58.3
51.2 - 64.9 99
-
-
12
62.4
57.4 - 67.2 168
j. Offered a self-serve salad bar to students
87.8
80.9 - 92.5 57
64.1
58.0 - 69.9 99
-
-
12
74.6
70.3 - 78.4 168
k. Labeled healthful foods with appealing names (e.g.,
crunchy carrots)
36.8
29.1 - 45.3 57
27.3
21.9 - 33.5 99
-
-
12
29.9
25.6 - 34.6 168
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
N = Unweighted number of observations
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36. Percentage of schools that promote candy, meals from fast food restaurants, or soft drinks through the distribution of products, such as t-shirts, hats, and book covers to
students.
High Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
0.0
†
Middle Schools
N
57
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
4.3
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
† Confidence intervals not applicable for 0 percent or 100 percent.
N = Unweighted number of observations
2.3 - 7.8
N
99
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
N
-
-
12
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
2.4
1.3 - 4.5
N
168
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37. Percentage of schools that prohibit advertisements for candy, fast food restaurants, or soft drinks in the following locations.
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. In the school building
78.7
70.9 - 84.8 57
79.4
73.4 - 84.3 99
-
-
12
76.9
72.4 - 80.9 168
b. On school grounds including on the outside of the
school building, on playing fields, or other areas of
the campus
54.4
46.5 - 62.1 57
72.5
66.4 - 77.9 99
-
-
12
62.6
57.9 - 67.0 168
c. On school buses or other vehicles used to transport
students
80.6
72.2 - 86.8 57
81.3
75.6 - 85.9 99
-
-
12
79.9
75.4 - 83.8 168
d. In school publications (e.g., newsletters,
newspapers, web sites, or other school
publications)
63.2
54.1 - 71.5 57
78.4
72.3 - 83.4 99
-
-
12
70.9
66.0 - 75.4 168
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
N = Unweighted number of observations
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38. Percentage of schools that permit students to have a drinking water bottle with them during the school day.
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. Yes, in all locations
44.1
36.1 - 52.4 57
34.1
28.5 - 40.3 99
-
-
12
40.1
35.6 - 44.7 168
b. Yes, in certain locations
50.7
42.8 - 58.4 57
48.1
41.9 - 54.3 99
-
-
12
47.9
43.3 - 52.6 168
c. No
5.3
2.5 - 10.6
17.7
13.9 - 22.4 99
-
-
12
12.0
9.5 - 15.1 168
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
N = Unweighted number of observations
57
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39. Percentage of schools that offer a free source of drinking water in the cafeteria during meal times.
High Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
100.0
†
Middle Schools
N
57
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
98.9
96.2 - 99.7
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
† Confidence intervals not applicable for 0 percent or 100 percent.
N = Unweighted number of observations
N
99
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
N
-
-
12
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
99.4
97.8 - 99.8
N
168
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40. Percentage of schools that have a full-time registered nurse who provides health services to students.
High Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
34.9
28.1 - 42.3
Middle Schools
N
57
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
27.6
22.2 - 33.7
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
N = Unweighted number of observations
N
99
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
N
-
-
12
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
29.3
25.3 - 33.6
N
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41. Percentage of schools that have an asthma action plan on file for all, most, some, or no students with known asthma.
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. This school has no students with known asthma
0.0
b. All students with known asthma have an asthma
action plan on file
†
57
2.2
72.1
63.9 - 79.0 57
c. Most students with known asthma have an asthma
action plan on file
8.7
4.9 - 14.9
d. Some students with known asthma have an asthma
action plan on file
17.5
e. No students with known asthma have an asthma
action plan on file
1.7
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
99
-
-
12
1.9
73.8
67.8 - 79.1 99
-
-
12
73.3
68.7 - 77.5 168
57
16.8
12.7 - 21.8 99
-
-
12
12.7
9.9 - 16.1 168
11.6 - 25.5 57
4.0
2.2 - 7.5
99
-
-
12
9.7
7.1 - 13.2 168
3.2
1.5 - 6.4
99
-
-
12
2.4
1.3 - 4.5
0.5 - 5.9
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
† Confidence intervals not applicable for 0 percent or 100 percent.
N = Unweighted number of observations
57
0.9 - 5.2
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
0.9 - 3.8
168
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42. Percentage of schools that use each of the following events to identify students with poorly controlled asthma.
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. This school does not identify students with poorly
controlled asthma
11.5
6.9 - 18.6
52
17.0
13.2 - 21.5 96
-
-
12
15.8
12.6 - 19.5 160
b. Frequent absences from school
34.7
29.2 - 40.6 52
40.7
34.5 - 47.3 96
-
-
12
38.8
34.3 - 43.4 160
c. Frequent visits to the school health office due to
asthma
69.1
61.1 - 76.2 52
57.7
50.7 - 64.5 96
-
-
12
60.3
55.1 - 65.3 160
d. Frequent asthma symptoms at school
53.8
44.5 - 62.9 52
59.2
53.0 - 65.1 96
-
-
12
56.6
51.4 - 61.7 160
e. Frequent non-participation in physical education
class due to asthma
47.9
38.4 - 57.5 52
41.8
35.2 - 48.7 96
-
-
12
43.8
38.6 - 49.2 160
f. Students sent home early due to asthma
36.5
28.1 - 45.9 52
37.5
31.5 - 44.0 96
-
-
12
38.2
33.4 - 43.2 160
g. Calls from school to 911, or other local emergency
numbers, due to asthma
30.6
22.7 - 39.8 52
22.1
17.3 - 27.8 96
-
-
12
24.6
20.5 - 29.2 160
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
N = Unweighted number of observations
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43. Percentage of schools that provide each of the following services for students with poorly controlled asthma.
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. Providing referrals to primary health care clinicians
or child health insurance programs
82.3
75.2 - 87.7 57
54.4
48.0 - 60.5 99
-
-
12
64.5
59.8 - 68.9 168
b. Ensuring an appropriate written asthma action plan
is obtained
91.1
84.8 - 95.0 57
91.8
87.4 - 94.8 99
-
-
12
90.9
87.6 - 93.5 168
c. Ensuring access to and appropriate use of asthma
medications, spacers, and peak flow meters at
school
94.7
89.3 - 97.4 57
91.0
86.5 - 94.1 99
-
-
12
91.7
88.5 - 94.1 168
d. Offering asthma education for students with asthma
87.6
81.9 - 91.7 57
69.8
63.6 - 75.3 99
-
-
12
75.8
71.5 - 79.7 168
e. Minimizing asthma triggers in the school
environment
92.9
89.1 - 95.4 57
80.4
75.0 - 84.9 99
-
-
12
85.6
82.2 - 88.5 168
f. Addressing social and emotional issues related to
asthma
82.3
75.3 - 87.7 57
55.6
48.8 - 62.2 99
-
-
12
65.2
60.3 - 69.8 168
g. Providing additional psychosocial counseling or
support services as needed
75.3
67.0 - 82.1 57
59.0
52.7 - 65.0 99
-
-
12
64.7
59.8 - 69.3 168
h. Ensuring access to safe, enjoyable physical
education and activity opportunities
98.2
93.8 - 99.5 57
94.0
90.1 - 96.4 99
-
-
12
95.3
92.7 - 97.0 168
i. Ensuring access to preventive medications before
physical activity
96.5
91.6 - 98.5 57
88.2
83.6 - 91.5 99
-
-
12
91.3
88.3 - 93.6 168
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
N = Unweighted number of observations
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44. Percentage of schools in which school staff members are required to receive training on recognizing and responding to severe asthma symptoms more than once per year,
once per year, or less than once per year.
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. More than once per year
5.3
2.5 - 10.6
57
1.9
b. Once per year
35.1
26.9 - 44.3 57
c. Less than once per year
15.9
d. No such requirement
43.7
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
99
-
-
12
3.6
38.8
33.5 - 44.4 99
-
-
12
38.9
34.5 - 43.6 168
10.9 - 22.5 57
14.5
10.9 - 19.2 99
-
-
12
14.6
11.6 - 18.1 168
35.5 - 52.3 57
44.8
39.0 - 50.7 99
-
-
12
42.9
38.3 - 47.7 168
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
N = Unweighted number of observations
0.8 - 4.6
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
2.1 - 5.9
168
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45. Percentage of schools that have adopted a policy stating that students are permitted to carry and self-administer asthma medications.
High Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
85.9
78.4 - 91.0
Middle Schools
N
57
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
72.2
65.9 - 77.8
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
N = Unweighted number of observations
N
99
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
N
-
-
12
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
79.1
74.8 - 82.9
N
168
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Weighted Principal Survey Results
46. Percentage of schools that have procedures to inform each of the following groups about the policy permitting students to carry and self-administer asthma medications.*
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. Students
100.0
†
49
95.8
91.6 - 98.0 72
100.0
†
12
97.8
95.6 - 98.9 133
b. Parents and families
100.0
†
49
94.1
89.3 - 96.8 72
100.0
†
12
96.9
94.4 - 98.3 133
*Among schools that have adopted a policy stating that students are permitted to carry and self-administer asthma medications.
† Confidence intervals not applicable for 0 percent or 100 percent.
N = Unweighted number of observations
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47. Percentage of schools that have the following person responsible for implementing the policy permitting students to carry and self-administer asthma medications.*
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. No single individual is responsible
16.5
10.5 - 25.0 49
15.7
11.1 - 21.6 72
16.7
16.6 - 16.7 12
16.1
12.6 - 20.3 133
b. Principal
8.2
4.5 - 14.7
49
11.7
7.5 - 17.8
72
8.5
2.3 - 26.4
12
10.1
7.1 - 14.0 133
c. Assistant principal
2.0
0.6 - 6.8
49
0.0
†
72
0.0
†
12
0.8
0.2 - 2.6
d. School nurse
69.1
61.1 - 76.1 49
69.8
62.5 - 76.2 72
74.9
63.1 - 83.9 12
70.0
e. Other school faculty or staff member
4.1
1.7 - 9.4
49
2.8
1.2 - 6.7
72
*Among schools that have adopted a policy stating that students are permitted to carry and self-administer asthma medications.
† Confidence intervals not applicable for 0 percent or 100 percent.
N = Unweighted number of observations
0.0
†
12
3.1
133
65.1 - 74.5 133
1.7 - 5.6
133
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Weighted Principal Survey Results
48. Percentage of schools that provide the following services to students.
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. HIV counseling and testing
17.5
12.8 - 23.5 57
5.2
3.0 - 9.0
99
-
-
12
10.4
8.0 - 13.5 168
b. STD testing and treatment
21.0
15.5 - 27.8 57
5.0
2.8 - 8.7
99
-
-
12
11.5
8.9 - 14.8 168
c. Pregnancy testing
29.8
23.1 - 37.5 57
13.0
9.5 - 17.7
99
-
-
12
19.2
15.8 - 23.1 168
d. Provision of condoms
7.0
3.7 - 12.8
57
3.9
2.1 - 7.2
99
-
-
12
5.3
3.5 - 8.0
168
e. Provision of contraceptives other than condoms
(e.g., birth control pill, birth control shot,
intrauterine device [IUD])
7.1
3.8 - 13.0
57
2.1
0.8 - 4.9
99
-
-
12
4.3
2.7 - 6.8
168
f. Prenatal care
22.7
16.9 - 29.9 57
6.0
3.6 - 9.9
99
-
-
12
12.7
9.9 - 16.1 168
g. Human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine
administration
17.5
12.2 - 24.6 57
8.0
5.4 - 11.6
99
-
-
12
11.3
8.7 - 14.6 168
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
N = Unweighted number of observations
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Weighted Principal Survey Results
49. Percentage of schools that provide students with referrals to any organizations or health care professionals not on school property for the following services.
High Schools
Middle Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent Interval
N
a. HIV counseling and testing
80.5
73.1 - 86.3 57
37.1
31.1 - 43.7 99
-
-
12
54.6
50.1 - 59.0 168
b. STD testing and treatment
78.7
70.9 - 84.8 57
37.1
31.3 - 43.4 99
-
-
12
54.0
49.5 - 58.3 168
c. Pregnancy testing
80.5
73.1 - 86.3 57
41.2
35.1 - 47.7 99
-
-
12
57.6
53.2 - 61.9 168
d. Provision of condoms
64.7
56.9 - 71.8 57
27.7
22.0 - 34.1 99
-
-
12
43.0
38.5 - 47.6 168
e. Provision of contraceptives other than condoms
(e.g., birth control pill, birth control shot,
intrauterine device [IUD])
70.0
62.3 - 76.7 57
29.7
24.0 - 36.2 99
-
-
12
46.0
41.5 - 50.6 168
f. Prenatal care
84.0
77.4 - 89.0 57
38.2
33.0 - 43.8 99
-
-
12
56.5
52.6 - 60.3 168
g. Human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine
administration
78.7
70.9 - 84.9 57
36.4
30.2 - 43.1 99
-
-
12
52.9
48.2 - 57.5 168
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
N = Unweighted number of observations
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Weighted Principal Survey Results
50. Percentage of schools in which students' families helped develop or implement policies and programs related to HIV, STD, or teen pregnancy prevention during the past
two years.
High Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
17.4
12.1 - 24.4
Middle Schools
N
57
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
8.1
5.2 - 12.4
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
N = Unweighted number of observations
N
99
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
N
-
-
12
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
12.0
9.2 - 15.5
N
168
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51. Percentage of schools in which community members helped develop or implement policies and programs related to HIV, STD, or teen pregnancy prevention during the
past two years.
High Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
31.3
24.3 - 39.3
Middle Schools
N
57
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
10.3
6.9 - 15.1
- Results are suppressed due to insufficient number of respondents in subgroup.
N = Unweighted number of observations
N
99
Junior/Senior High
Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
N
-
-
12
All Schools
95%
Confidence
Percent
Interval
18.8
15.3 - 22.8
N
168
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