Results of the 2014 Kentucky Incentives for Prevention (KIP) Survey - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Results of the 2014 Kentucky Incentives for Prevention (KIP) Survey for Boyle County

Data presented here are the combined results of Boyle County and Danville Independent’s participation in the 2014 Kentucky Incentives for Data Source Prevention (KIP) student survey.

 The intent of the KIP survey is to anonymously assess student use of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs (ATOD), as well as a number of factors related to potential substance abuse (e.g., peer influences, perception of risk, mental health and school safety). What is the KIP Survey?  The KIP survey is used to plan substance abuse prevention programming and to evaluate the impact of efforts aimed at reducing substance use.

 Core items on the KIP survey represent the “industry standard” when it comes to self-report measures of youth substance use, and have been validated repeatedly over the past twenty years. KIP Survey Questions  The 2014 version of the survey was expanded to include new questions related to heroin, new tobacco products, synthetic marijuana, prescription drug diversion, bullying, self-harm and suicide.

 Graphs in this presentation display your district’s results compared to data for your surrounding region (the Bluegrass region) and for the rest of Kentucky. Regional and  The Bluegrass Region includes data for the following counties: Franklin, Scott, Harrison, Nicholas, State Bourbon, Clark, Powell, Estill, Madison, Lincoln, Comparisons Garrard, Mercer, Fayette, Anderson and Woodford.  Statewide data consists of the other 157 (of 173) school districts that participated in the 2014 KIP Survey.

Gender Grade 325 Gender and 307 284 Grade Female 238 52.4% Breakdown of Participating Students in the Male 47.6% Boyle and Danville School  599 female respondents Districts  545 male respondents 6th 8th 10th 12th In total, 1154 Boyle/Danville students participated.

 Although students in grades 6, 8, 10 and 12 participated in the 2014 KIP Survey, this presentation focuses on responses given by 10 th graders only.  10 th grade is considered to be the most accurate indicator of levels of use for high school students. (By 12 th grade, the effect of drop-out rates artificially depresses the 10 th grade data numbers.)  One exception: When looking at the use of inhalants (sniffing glue, inhaling contents of aerosol spray cans, etc.) we examine the consumption patterns of 8th graders rather than 10th graders. Historically, younger students are more likely to use inhalants than older students.

Alcohol

16.2% of Boyle/Danville 10 th graders responded that they had consumed alcoholic beverages at least once in the past 30 days This number has dropped 8% since 2012! 30 Day Alcohol Use 16.2% BOYLE/DANVILLE BLUEGRASS 21.3% REGION 21.0% KENTUCKY

6.1% of Boyle/Danville 10 th graders responded that they had five or more drinks in a row at least one time over the past two weeks This number has dropped 5% since 2012! Binge Drinking 6.1% BOYLE/DANVILLE BLUEGRASS 11.7% REGION 12.0% KENTUCKY

10.5% of Boyle/Danville 10 th graders responded that they had been drunk or high in the past 30 days This number has 30 Day dropped 4% since 2012! Drunkenness Frequency 10.5% BOYLE/DANVILLE BLUEGRASS 16.5% REGION 16.5% KENTUCKY

11% of Boyle/Danville 10 th graders responded that they had been drunk or high at school in the past year This number has Past-Year Risk dropped 4% since 2012! Behaviors: Drunk or High at School 11.0% BOYLE/DANVILLE BLUEGRASS 11.7% REGION 10.3% KENTUCKY

67.3% of Boyle/Danville 10 th believe it is ‘wrong’ or ‘very wrong’ for someone their age to drink alcohol regularly This number has decreased 5% since 2012. In other words, fewer students in 2014 Personal perceived this to be wrong, Disapproval: which is a change in the undesired direction. Alcohol 67.3% BOYLE/DANVILLE BLUEGRASS 62.8% REGION 62.7% KENTUCKY

2.7% of Boyle/Danville 10 th graders responded that their drinking and/or drug use has caused them to think they had a problem This number has Alcohol/Drug dropped 1% since 2012. Abuse: Drinking or Drug Problem 2.7% BOYLE/DANVILLE BLUEGRASS 4.7% REGION 4.6% KENTUCKY

Tobacco

14.1% of Boyle/Danville 10 th graders have smoked cigarettes in the past 30 days This number has 30 Day dropped 5% since 2012! Cigarette Usage 14.1% BOYLE/DANVILLE BLUEGRASS 14.0% REGION 16.3% KENTUCKY 9.1% NATIONAL

71.4% of Boyle/Danville 10 th graders believe it is ‘wrong’ or ‘very wrong’ for someone their age to smoke cigarettes This number has not shifted since 2012. Personal Disapproval: Cigarettes 71.4% BOYLE/DANVILLE BLUEGRASS 71.8% REGION 69.2% KENTUCKY

8.6% of Boyle/Danville 10 th graders have used smokeless tobacco in the past 30 days This number has 30 Day dropped 3% since 2012! Smokeless Tobacco Usage 8.6% BOYLE/DANVILLE BLUEGRASS 9.6% REGION 11.2% KENTUCKY

30 Day Use: Other Tobacco Products 66.3 2.4 9.4 0.7 Tobacco Products 30 Day Use: 3.4 Other Tobacco 5.1 Products 3.6 I have not used any of the products listed Some other new tobacco product not listed here Electronic cigarettes or e-cigs Dissolvable tobacco products Snus Smoking tobacco from a hookah or waterpipe Roll-your-own cigarettes Note: This graph depicts data for grades 6,8,10 & 12 combined.

Marijuana

11.4% of Boyle/Danville 10 th graders have used marijuana in the past 30 days This number has dropped 6% since 2012! 30 Day Marijuana Usage 11.4% BOYLE/DANVILLE BLUEGRASS 14.5% REGION 12.3% KENTUCKY

4.4% of Boyle/Danville 10 th graders have used synthetic marijuana in the past 30 days This question was first asked in 2014, so no historical data are yet available for comparisons. District data, 30 Day however, are slightly higher Synthetic than regional and statewide data for the year. Marijuana Usage 4.4% BOYLE/DANVILLE BLUEGRASS 3.8% REGION 3.0% KENTUCKY

69.2% of Boyle/Danville 10 th graders believe it is ‘wrong’ or ‘very wrong’ for someone their age to smoke marijuana This number has decreased 6% since 2012. In other words, fewer students in 2014 Personal perceived this to be wrong, which constitutes a change in Disapproval: the undesired direction. Marijuana 69.1% BOYLE/DANVILLE BLUEGRASS 65.1% REGION 69.2% KENTUCKY

Prescription Drug Abuse

2.6% of Boyle/Danville 10 th graders have taken drugs that require a prescription, without a doctor telling them to do so, in the past 30 days The wording of this question was changed in 2014, so no historical data are yet available for comparisons. District data, however, are 30 Day slightly lower than regional Prescription and statewide data for the year. Drug Usage 2.6% BOYLE/DANVILLE BLUEGRASS 3.3% REGION 3.6% KENTUCKY

5.2% of Boyle/Danville 10 th graders have taken painkillers (OxyContin, Percocet, Vicodin, Codeine), without a prescription, in the past 30 days The wording of this question was changed in 2014, so no historical data are yet available for comparisons. District data, however, are 30 Day slightly higher than regional Painkiller and statewide data for the year. Usage 5.2% BOYLE/DANVILLE BLUEGRASS 4.2% REGION 4.3% KENTUCKY

0% of Boyle/Danville 10 th graders have taken speed/uppers (Adderall, Ritalin), without a prescription, in the past 30 days This wording of this question was changed in 2014, so no historical data are yet available for comparisons. However, 0% of 30 Day Boyle/Danville 10 th graders Stimulant reported using in the 30 days prior for the 2014 survey! Usage 0.0% BOYLE/DANVILLE BLUEGRASS 1.7% REGION 1.8% KENTUCKY

1.8% of Boyle/Danville 10 th graders have taken tranquilizers (Valium, Xanax, Librium, Ativan), without a prescription, in the past 30 days This wording of this question was changed in 2014, so no historical data are yet available for comparisons. District data, however, are 30 Day comparable to statewide Tranquilizer data for the year. Usage 1.8% BOYLE/DANVILLE BLUEGRASS 1.4% REGION 1.5% KENTUCKY

If you have ever obtained prescription drugs without a doctor’s prescription issued to you, how did you get them? 0.4 0.5 4.6 2.2 Method Prescription 2.5 2.3 Drug Diversion 0.4 2.9 Wrote fake prescription Stole from doctor's office, clinic or pharmacy From friend or relative for free Bought from friend or relative Took from friend or relative without asking Bought from drug dealer or stranger Bought on the internet Some other way Note: This graph depicts data for grades 6,8,10 & 12 combined.

92.7% of Boyle/Danville 10 th graders believe it is ‘wrong’ or ‘very wrong’ for someone their age to take a prescription drug without a doctor’s prescription This number has increased 1% since 2012! In other words, more students in 2014 perceived this to be wrong, Personal which constitutes a change in Disapproval: the desired direction. Prescription Drugs 92.7% BOYLE/DANVILLE BLUEGRASS 90.7% REGION 91.1% KENTUCKY

Other Drugs