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Research & Resources

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Assets Posters (PDF)
A series of 15 posters titled "It’s About . . . Time" that includes things youth would like you to take the time to do.

Center on Alcohol Marketing and YouthThis outside link will open in a new window

Evaluation of the Alaska Initiative for Community Engagement (Alaska ICE) (PDF)

Ideas for Parents Newsletters
Ideas for Parents are 50 newsletters principals can share with parents that give practical suggestions for building developmental assets in their children. Principals can download the newsletters through the District Connection (accessible only to employees on a computer connected to the district's network).

News and Information from the University of WashingtonThis outside link will open in a new window
"Study links obesity, other health problems to adolescent binge drinking"

School Climate and Connectedness Survey (SCCS) 2006 Results
October 2006 - ASD administered the School Climate and Connectedness Surveys in spring 2006 to students in grades 5-12, all school staff, and parents of students in grades 3-12. The surveys were done to provide schools with information about perceptions and experiences related to school climate for use in setting school goals and redirecting resources.

Search Institute® – HCHY 2006 Conference
Leading Asset Building as Complex Change

Developing Assets in our Schools » (PDF)
2007 Search Institute Conference handouts » (PDF)

Southwest Educational Development Laboratory This outside link will open in a new window
Emerging Issues in School, Family & Community Connections

Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS) 2005 results (PDF)
June 2006 - The YRBS survey is intended to provide a better understanding of the health risk behaviors for students in grades 9-12. The YRBS asks students to self-report on their behaviors in six major areas of health that directly lead to morbidity and mortality in adult populations within our country.

 

 


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