| Program |
Topic |
Contact |
Link |
| Homeless & Runaway Youth |
2005 and 2007 Reports |
Jean Lasater
503-378-5136
jean.laster@state.or.us
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2005 and 2007 Reports |
| Positive Youth Development |
Lessons in Leadership: How Young People Change Their Communities - 2003 Evaluation reports on how young people benefit from involvement in civic activism and provides new strategies for youth development organizations to consider in engaging young people. The Innovation Center YLDI |
Connie Carley
503.378-5096
connie.carley@state.or.us
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Innovation Center |
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Community Programs to Promote Youth Development - 2002 Executive Summary offers recommendations for policy, practice, and research to ensure that programs are designed to meet young people’s developmental needs. National Research Council & Institute of Medicine |
Connie Carley
503.378-5096
connie.carley@state.or.us
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National Research Council & Institute of Medicine |
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Positive Youth Development research, best or promising practices, developmental outcomes, tools, evaluation and resources |
Connie Carley
503.378-5096
connie.carley@state.or.us
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OCCF |
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Positive Youth Development related Questions - DHS - Data from the Oregon Healthy Teen Survey and the Youth Risk Behavior Survey from 1997 through 2007 |
Renee K. Boyd
renee.k.boyd@state.or.us
(971) 673-1145 |
Healthy Teen Survey |
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Oregon Volunteers - Commission for Voluntary Action and Service - link provides US Census data for adult and youth volunteers in Oregon |
Scotti Weintraub
888-353-4483
scotti@oregonvolunteers.org
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Oregon Volunteers |
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Progress Board provides Oregon Population Survey regarding volunteers for youth and adults |
Rita Conrad, Executive Director
503-378-3202
Rita.R.Conrad@state.or.us
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Progress Board |
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Oregon State University - 4H Youth Development Education provides data on youth participation in programs |
Mary Arnold, 4-H Evaluation
541-737-1315
mary.arnold@oregonstate.edu
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OSU 4H Youth Development |
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Helping America's Youth is a nationwide effort to raise awareness about the challenges facing our youth, particularly at-risk boys, and to motivate caring adults to connect with youth in three key areas: family, school, and community. |
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Helping America's Youth |
| School Success |
School success Education Week - State of the States - Cradle to Career - Education and topics such as gender gaps, quality, ending poverty, comparative state data |
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Education Week |
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Statewide Assessment of Schools Report - Oregon Statewide Assessment results for reading/literature and mathematics (grades 3, 5, 8, and 10), science (grades 5, 8, and 10), and writing (grades 4, 7, and 10) are available here. Search test results by district or school, and view overall performance as well as reports grouped by gender, ethnicity, English Language Learners, special education, and economic disadvantage |
Jon Bridges
(503) 947-5828
Assessment - Scoring & Reporting Mgr
jon.bridges@state.or.us |
Oregon Schools Report |
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Statewide Dropout Rates - This report presents dropout rates for students who dropped out of grades 7-12 between July 1 and June 30 by school, district, and county, along with a statistical profile for students who dropped out of grades 9-12. |
Linda Burgin
(503) 947-5878
Office of Analysis & Reporting - Research Analyst linda.burgin@state.or.us |
Statewide Dropout Rates |
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Oregon Statewide Report Card - This is an annual publication required by law, which reports on the state of public schools and their progress towards the goals of the Oregon Educational Act for the 21st Century. The purpose of the report is to monitor the trends in Oregon schools concerning achievement, special program offerings, student and staff characteristics, funding, and other significant information. |
Linda Burgin
(503) 947-5878
Office of Analysis & Reporting - Research Analyst linda.burgin@state.or.us |
Oregon Statewide Report Card |
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This table of contents includes links to reports on assessment, curriculum, districts, finance, funding, historical reports, schools, staff, and students. Most reports are searchable by school district. |
Contacts vary by subject. |
Reports |
| Preventing and Addressing: |
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| Homeless & Runaway |
Looking Glass Youth and Family Services - From Out of the Shadows-Report to the 2005 Legislature published by Oregon Homeless and Runaway Youth Coalition to illustrate the needs and status of runaway and homeless youth |
Galen Phipps
503.607.0627
galenphipps@lookingglass.us
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Out of the Shadows Report |
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League of Women Voters of Oregon - Oregon's Homeless and Runaway Youth-2006 Report. Culmination of a two-year study to determine a position for advocacy |
Linda Clary
503.581.5722
lwvor@lwvor.org
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LWVOR Report |
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Citizen Crime Commission of Oregon - The main precipitating factor in the formation of the Homeless Youth Prevention Task Force and this report was the testimony from the three homeless youth providers that make up the Continuum. They reported that 35% to 50% of the youth they are serving come from the foster care system. |
Maggie Miller
503.542.2760
info@pdxccc.org
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Citizen Crime Commission of Oregon |
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Oregon Commission on Children and Families - HB 2202 Report to the 2007 Legislature - contains information on best practices, models for rural and urban service delivery and state and local policy recommendations. |
Jean Lasater
503.378.5136
jean.lasater@state.or.us
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HB 2202 Report |
| STDs |
Annual Report |
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Report Page |
| Teen pregnancy |
Teen Pregnancy Data |
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Report Page |
| Tobacco use |
Tobacco Prevention and Education Program |
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Report Page |
| Alcohol & Drug Use |
Oregon Healthy Teens Survey |
Thor Johnson
503.947.5365
thor.e.johnson@state.or.us
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Survey |
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Geralyn Brennan
503.947.2319
Geralyn.Brennan@state.or.us
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West Centers for Application of Prevention Technologies (WCAPT) |
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WCAPT |
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DHS-Addictions & Mental Health Division website |
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Link |
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SAMHSA has developed this practical guide to successful prevention strategies. Easy-to-read content includes two-page summaries of eleven substance abuse prevention topics and a model timeline for carrying out a prevention activity. |
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Guide |
| Epidemiological Profiles |
Epidemiological profiles summarizing the nature, magnitude and distribution of alcohol, tobacco, and illicit drug use and related consequences are now available on the Addictions and Mental Health web site. Compilation of the information presented in each profile is one of a series of steps to promote data-driven decision-making for prevention efforts in Oregon.
Each profile (PDF) is accompanied by an appendix (Excel) that includes tables of trend data for each indicator examined.
1. Alcohol Consumption and Consequences in Oregon
2. Tobacco Consumption and Consequences in Oregon
3. Illicit Drug Consumption and Consequences in Oregon
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Geralyn Brennan DHS Addictions and Mental Health Division
503-947-2319 geralyn.brennan@state.or.us
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Profiles |
| Suicide |
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| School violence |
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| Dropping out of school |
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| Eight grade reading |
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| Eight grade math |
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| Healthy teens |
Data Source: Oregon Healthy Teens Survey Renee |
K Boyd
Positive Youth Development
(971) 673-1145 renee.k.boyd@state.or.us
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Oregon Healthy Teens Survey |
| Workforce development and community colleges |
WorkSource Oregon Annual Report - Meeting the Challenge -Report on the Oregon Workforce System. Partners included are Community Colleges & Workface Development, Oregon Employment Department, Department of Human Services, Oregon Economic and Community Development, Department of Education, Oregon University System, Commission for the Blind and Oregon’s Disabilities Commission. |
Evelyn Roth
503.378.8648 ext 323
Evelyn.M.Roth@state.or.us
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WorkSource Report |
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Performance Reporting Information System PRISM collects and reports data on the common measures which are the combined outcomes of six federally funded workforce programs. |
Greg White
503.378.8648 ext 465
Greg.White@state.or.us
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PRISM |
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Community College Profiles - Annual compilation of community college data and information |
Al Newnam
503-378-8648 ext 464
al.h.newnam@odccwd.state.or.us
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Community College Profile |
