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Communications - Council Term
1996-1998
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0314
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029
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Stafford Oyama
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Council
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Presented: Council - 7/2/97
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AGE COUNCIL 07/02/1997 1996-1998
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\Council Records\Agendas\1996-1998\Council
COM 0314.000 1996-1998
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<br /> ~ ALCOHOL 8 DRUG ABUSE ID~808-586-4016 JUL 01'97 13 56 No .015 P.02 <br /> HIGHLiGATS FROM THE IiAWAII[ STUDENT <br /> ALCOllOL AND DRUG USE STUDY, 1949 TO 1996 <br /> in the Spring of 1996, the Stale of Hawaii Department o[ Health, Alcohol and Drug Abuse bivicion <br /> and the Univeniry of Hawaii Speech Department collaborated in a lady imended to detarmino <br /> pravelatce and trends in substance use, treatment needs, and relalad factors ftx public aasl <br /> participating Private school studenu sutawide. The survey was atlatinistered to over IS,000 sizNt, <br /> eighth, tenth, and twelllh grade sadenu in 195 public and 27 private schools. 'Rteso data are <br /> examined in the light of previous xtudent drug use studies conducted by the Hawaii Staze bepartmatt <br /> of Education and the Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory. Additionally, using the 1996 <br /> Mw?itorbrg the Futtutr Study, our llawsii dau is compared to natbawide trends. 7'he following ere <br /> highlighu from the report's Executive Summary which xhould he comulted for more deviled <br /> preaartttttions of the data. <br /> SBiF.('f1frD IPRII,VALF7VCS FINDINGS <br /> Hawaii Lfelltne (Prevalence and Trends in Ahwltnl, Illidt iMyig, and Tobaceo Use <br /> f Lifetime prevalence of lllidt drug use and tobarxe rtae have gradudiy increased over the yeas <br /> 1989 to 1996, whereas sltxAtttl use has stabilized or dxreased. <br /> t During the period 1989 a 1996, the usa of any illldl drug by sixth graders increased [corn <br /> 11.5% w 13.4%; tram 22.3% to 29.6% for eighth graders; from 33.3 to 41.3% for tenth <br /> graders; sari from 41.4% to 47.7% for high sdaol seniors. <br /> t <br /> ll <br /> t Between 1993 and 1996, lifaima matijwna use increased by throe percentage poiau for shah <br /> graders (to S.1%), five for eighth (to 21.5%) tend tenth graders (to 36.3%), and dgbt for twalilh <br /> grader (44.7%)• <br /> Alcohol is still the moat prevalem aubsunee used by youth in 1996. By grade six. alrxAwi hu <br /> twat used by 29.8% of studems; by eighth grade 54% have used dcohol; while roughly throe• <br /> quarters of Leath and twelfth graders relwrt having used alwhol. <br /> t Although lifetime prcvalatco for say alcohol usa has rat increased from 1993 a 1996. far ante <br /> twdlth grads students repoR having tried hard liquor during their ti[etimes.In 1996 (68.2%) <br /> comptaod m 1993 (37.6%). <br /> t Atte of the most striking findings of the study is the inereaso in dgarYtte use. Since 1993, <br /> lifetime ciguette usa has irtcreasal by approximucly eight to twelve percartage poirrts at ach <br /> grade level. <br /> t Lifetime use of dgaralua by sixth grders has nearly doubled from 1993 (12.6%) l0 1996 <br /> (23.6%). <br /> 1 <br /> <br />
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