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Youth Surveys
Background Information Data Tables & Questions Related Publications
• 1997 YRBS Summary Report Table of Contents Acknowledgements Executive Summary About the Survey Methodology
 Summary Report
Questionnaires
• Oregon Healthy Teens (Oregon Research Institute) School Year 2003 School Year 2001-2002 School Year 2000-2001
• 1999 YRBS Middle School (6th grade) Middle School (7th-8th) High School
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Oregon's 1997 Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS) Summary Report
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
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Oregon's 1997 Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS) was coordinated by the Oregon Department of Human Resources' Health Services and the Oregon Department of Education.
The Oregon Health Services and the Oregon Department of Education sincerely appreciate the superintendents, principals, counselors, nurses, and teachers who gave their time and energy to administer this survey. Thanks also go to the students at the following schools who participated in the survey (Note: The Oregon Health Services and Oregon Department of Education are releasing YRBS data only on a statewide basis as is summarized in this report. Those schools with asterisks (*) have a School-Based Health Center. Those with a carat (^) participated both in 1995 and 1997).
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- BAKER
- Baker High School*^
- BENTON
- Alsea High School
- Corvallis High School
- Crescent Valley High School
- Monroe High School
- Philomath High School
- CLACKAMAS
- Colton High School
- Estacada High School
- Gladstone High School
- Lake Oswego High School^
- Lakeridge High School^
- Sandy High School^
- CLATSOP
- Jewell High School^
- Seaside High School
- COLUMBIA
- Clatskanie High School
- Knappa High School
- Rainier High School
- St Helens High School^
- Vernonia High School
- COOS
- Myrtle Point High School
- CROOK
- Crook County High School^
- CURRY
- Gold Beach High School
- DESCHUTES
- Bend High School
- La Pine High School
- Marshall High School
- Mountain View High School^
- DOUGLAS
- Days Creek High School^
- North Douglas High School^
- Oakland High School
- Reedsport High School
- Roseburg High School*
- South Umpqua High School
- Yoncalla High School
- GRANT
- Dayville High School
- Grant High School*
- Prairie City High School
- HARNEY
- Burns High School^
- HOOD RIVER
- Cascade Locks High School
- Hood River High School
- JACKSON
- Ashland High School*^
- Crater High School*
- North Medford High School
- Phoenix High School
- South Medford High School
- JEFFERSON
- Madras High School^
- JOSEPHINE
- Illinois Valley High School*^
- KLAMATH
- Klamath Union High School
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- LAKE
- Paisley High School^
- LANE
- Churchill High School^
- Junction City High School
- Mapleton High School^
- North Eugene High School*
- South Eugene High School*^
- LINCOLN
- Eddyville High School
- Newport High School^
- Taft High School*^
- Toledo High School*^
- Waldport High School^
- LINN
- Central Linn High School
- Lebanon High School
- South Albany High School
- MARION
- Cascade High School
- Gervais High School
- Jefferson High School
- North Marion High School
- Silverton High School
- Woodburn High School^
- MORROW
- Heppner High School
- Ione High School
- Riverside High School
- MULTNOMAH
- Centennial High School^
- Gresham High School
- Jefferson High School*^
- Lincoln High School
- Marshall High School*^
- Madison High School*^
- Parkrose High School
- Roosevelt High School*^
- Sam Barlow High School
- Wilson High School^
- TILLAMOOK
- Neah-Kah-Nie High School
- Nestucca High School
- Tillamook High School
- UMATILLA
- Echo High School
- McLoughlin High School
- Pendleton High School*^
- Pilot Rock High School^
- UNION
- Cove High School
- Elgin High School
- Union High School
- WASCO
- Petersburg High School
- The Dalles High School
- Wahtonka High School^
- WASHINGTON
- Forest Grove High School
- WHEELER
- Mitchell High School
- YAMHILL
- Amity High School
- Dayton High School
- Sheridan High School^
- Willamina High School*
| Additional thanks go to the agencies, local health departments, local Commissions on Children and Family, and individuals who provided support and cooperation; and to the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Division of Adolescent and School Health Surveillance Section, which developed the survey, provided technical assistance, and partially funded the project.
The following national organizations endorse the local administration of the Youth Risk Behavior Survey: American Association of School Administrators; American Medical Association; American School Health Association; Association for the Advancement of Health Education; Association of State and Territorial Directors of Public Health Education; Association of State and Territorial Health Officials; Council of Chief State School Officers; National Association of State Boards of Education; National Education Association; National Education Goals Panel; National Parent and Teachers Association; National School Boards Association; National School Health Education Coalition; and Society of State Directors of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation. Return to the top of the page.
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