Youth in Schools Data Available on Kidsdata

A comprehensive suite of data, Youth in Schools, includes new and updated indicators across more than a dozen topics from the viewpoint of California’s students and school staff. These data are available for state, county, and school district levels, and student-reported data are easily customizable by grade level, gender, race/ethnicity, sexual orientation, parent education level and level of school connectedness.

Youth in Schools data come from the California Healthy Kids Survey (CHKS) and California School Staff Survey (CSSS), the largest statewide surveys of school climate, risk behaviors, and protective factors in the nation. This data release is made possible by a partnership with WestEd who developed and administered these surveys for the California Department of Education.

Explore behaviors, identify disparities, and take action with hundreds of findings about Youth in Schools at your fingertips.

A complete list of Youth in Schools data is below. Learn more about the data, including helpful webinars, in our A Deeper Look section.

List of Youth in Schools Data

Access to Services for Children with Special Needs

Bullying and Harassment at School

Children’s Emotional Health

Demographics

Family Structure

Gang Involvement

Health Care

Nutrition

Physical Fitness

Pupil Support Services

School Attendance and Discipline

School Climate

School Safety

Youth Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drug Use

Youth Suicide and Self-Inflicted Injury

A Deeper Look

Issue Briefing: School Climate and California LGB Youth

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Issue Brief: Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Youth in California

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Data Briefing: New Data on Youth in Schools

Data Briefing Recording:

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