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Oregon Healthy Teens Survey 

Why should districts and schools participate in the OHT Survey?

Because no curriculum is brilliant enough to compensate for a hungry stomach or distracted mind. 

There is a strong, well-established link between health and learning. Supporting kids and addressing health issues such as harassment, substance use and unintended pregnancy can greatly improve their ability to learn and academic success. OHT Survey results can help members of the school community to make data-driven decisions and effefctively address health-related barriers to learning. OHT data can be used for:
  • Tracking student population behavior changes as required by Title IVA, Safe and Drug-Free Schools funding
  • School-wide improvement planning and assessment
  • Curricular decisions
  • Grant writing/reporting
  • Engaging community partners
  • Informing the types of funding opportunities offered by the Oregon Health Authority

 

Click here to see examples of how OHT data is used to improve the health of Oregon's youth. 

If you have any questions about the 2011 OHT Survey, contact Renee Boyd at 971-673-1145 or renee.k.boyd@state.or.us.

Read more about Oregon Healthy Teens...

 

Current OHT Survey (2011)

Questionnaires

 

 

For Schools

For Parents

Results and Background 

Yearly Results and Information

County-Level Results

About the Survey

General Information

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