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CDC’s Division of Adolescent and School Health retweeted
youthdotgov@youthdotgov14 Jan 2025
NEW: The @CDCgov Youth Risk Behavior Survey Data Summary & Trends Report for Dietary, Physical Activity, and Sleep Behaviors: 2013–2023 is now available. Read the report: cdc.gov/yrbs/dstr/dietary-ph… #CDCYRBS
Four smiling teens. Youth Risk Behavior Survey Data Summary & Trends Report for Dietary, Physical Activity, and Sleep Behaviors: 2013–2023. CDC (logo).

ALT Four smiling teens. Youth Risk Behavior Survey Data Summary & Trends Report for Dietary, Physical Activity, and Sleep Behaviors: 2013–2023. CDC (logo).

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CDC’s Division of Adolescent and School Health retweeted
CDC Tobacco Free@CDCTobaccoFree14 Jan 2025
Some students turn to vaping when stressed or anxious, creating a cycle of nicotine addiction. Learn more: CDC.gov/Vaping
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CDC’s Division of Adolescent and School Health retweeted
U.S. Department of Education
@usedgov14 Jan 2025
Data show that when schools are safe, student & school outcomes improve. Here’s how ED is supporting school safety & student success through our National Center on Safe Supportive Learning Environments: safesupportivelearning.ed.go…
Illustration of three people with a large checklist, with text at the top that reads "Safe School Checklist"

ALT Illustration of three people with a large checklist, with text at the top that reads "Safe School Checklist"

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CDC’s Division of Adolescent and School Health retweeted
U.S. Department of Education
@usedgov16 Jan 2025
When schools provide mental health supports: 📚 Academic outcomes improve ⬇️ Discipline referrals decrease 🧑‍🎓 Attendance & graduation rates increase Here's how your school can support students' mental well-being: safesupportivelearning.ed.go…
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CDC’s Division of Adolescent and School Health retweeted
USAGov
@USAGov15 Jan 2025
📱 Social media can be a great way to keep in touch with friends and family and stay up to date with popular culture. Yet, it can also impact mental health—especially for youth. Learn tips to make #SocialMedia safer for youth from @HHSGov: hubs.ly/Q0315C3N0
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CDC’s Division of Adolescent and School Health retweeted
CDC Tobacco Free@CDCTobaccoFree16 Jan 2025
“Smart vapes” – e-cigarettes with digital displays – are being used by U.S. youth. These devices typically include flavored nicotine and may include tech features like animations and built-in games. Read more in @JAMA: bit.ly/4jc2TL3
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CDC’s Division of Adolescent and School Health retweeted
CDC’s Division of Adolescent and School Health@CDC_DASH14 Jan 2025
New CDC data show U.S. high school students aren’t getting adequate nutrition, physical activity, and sleep. ➡️Explore the CDC Youth Risk Behavior Survey Data Summary & Trends Report for Dietary, Physical Activity, and Sleep Behaviors: 2013–2023: bit.ly/3WhanCo #CDCYRBS
Illustration of a lockers in a high school hallway. Text: Health Trends Among U.S. High School Students in 2023. 27% ate breakfast daily, down from 38% in 2013. 25% were physically active daily, down from 27% in 2013. 23% got 8 hours of sleep nightly, down from 32% in 2013.

ALT Illustration of a lockers in a high school hallway. Text: Health Trends Among U.S. High School Students in 2023. 27% ate breakfast daily, down from 38% in 2013. 25% were physically active daily, down from 27% in 2013. 23% got 8 hours of sleep nightly, down from 32% in 2013.

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CDC’s Division of Adolescent and School Health retweeted
CDC’s Division of Adolescent and School Health@CDC_DASH14 Jan 2025
Does your school offer opportunities for physical activity in the classroom? Daily physical activity isn’t just important for physical health, it also supports mental health and academic performance.
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CDC’s Division of Adolescent and School Health retweeted
SAMHSA@samhsagov13 Jan 2025
As school begins again📚, let's prioritize helping our kids make healthy choices by not using alcohol and other drugs. Check out “The Incident” PSA for crucial prevention tips and start the conversation today! 💬 youtu.be/cwrPyC-XOYk?si=TFdf… #BackToSchool #Prevention #HealthyChoices
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CDC’s Division of Adolescent and School Health retweeted
REL Southwest@RELSouthwest13 Jan 2025
Having positive experiences with teachers in 6th grade can support students' #SenseOfBelonging throughout their middle school journey. #EducationMatters Learn more about how these interactions impact student engagement in this @RELMidwest blog: ies.ed.gov/ncee/rel/Products…
Middle school students gather together in front of a school bus outside a school.

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CDC’s Division of Adolescent and School Health retweeted
SAMHSA@samhsagov11 Jan 2025
The 2024 National Strategy for Suicide Prevention's key areas of focus: ✔️ #988Lifeline ✔️ Health equity ✔️ Intersection of suicide and substance use, youth and social media ✔️ Lethal means safety Learn more: hhs.gov/nssp #SuicidePrevention
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CDC’s Division of Adolescent and School Health retweeted
SAMHSA@samhsagov11 Jan 2025
The #988Lifeline offers caring counseling to people who are struggling or are in crisis, including specific support for: ✅ Veterans and their families (press 1) ✅ Spanish speakers (press 2) ✅ LGBTQI+ youth & young adults (press 3) Call, text, or chat today
Informational collage promoting the 988 Suicide Lifeline service. Top left: the number "988" with the words "suicide lifeline". Top right: images labeled 'Veterans', 'Press 1', and 'Marca 2' indicating specialized helpline keys. Center right: 'Español' under a person resting on a bench. Middle: "Call or text 988, Chat 988Lifeline.org" with talk icons. Bottom left: 'Talk with us.' Bottom right: 'LGBTQI+' with an image showing a rainbow flag, labeled 'Press 3'. Official SAMHSA logo presented.

ALT Informational collage promoting the 988 Suicide Lifeline service. Top left: the number "988" with the words "suicide lifeline". Top right: images labeled 'Veterans', 'Press 1', and 'Marca 2' indicating specialized helpline keys. Center right: 'Español' under a person resting on a bench. Middle: "Call or text 988, Chat 988Lifeline.org" with talk icons. Bottom left: 'Talk with us.' Bottom right: 'LGBTQI+' with an image showing a rainbow flag, labeled 'Press 3'. Official SAMHSA logo presented.

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CDC’s Division of Adolescent and School Health retweeted
U.S. Department of Education
@usedgov13 Jan 2025
Any school time missed means valuable instructional time lost. Learn more about how ED is raising the bar by redoubling efforts & redeploying resources to combat chronic absenteeism: blog.ed.gov/2023/09/raising-… #RaiseTheBar
A sign inside a school hallway that reads: "Thanks! For getting your child to school on time!"

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CDC’s Division of Adolescent and School Health retweeted
CDC STD@CDCSTD14 Jan 2025
Parents, if you talk with your Teens about #sex, they're more likely to delay sex. Start talking: bit.ly/2GwHrz6.
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CDC’s Division of Adolescent and School Health retweeted
CDC DNPAO@CDC_DNPAO9 Jan 2025
Community efforts can help prevent #obesity. Learn how communities can support healthy eating and active living in various settings, including early child care, hospitals, schools, and food service: bit.ly/4j6m2hp
Group of children joyfully running outdoors on a grassy area, with trees and a hill in the background.

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CDC’s Division of Adolescent and School Health retweeted
U.S. Department of Education
@usedgov8 Jan 2025
Attendance matters! Use ED resources to help address chronic absenteeism in your school community: ed.gov/raisethebar/academic-…
Photo of a school bulletin board that reads "Attendance Matters!!" with three flyers on the board with attendance information for parents in different languages.

ALT Photo of a school bulletin board that reads "Attendance Matters!!" with three flyers on the board with attendance information for parents in different languages.

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CDC’s Division of Adolescent and School Health retweeted
USAGov
@USAGov9 Jan 2025
🏫 👩‍🎓 💉 Back-to-school vaccines aren’t just for little ones! Pre-teens and teens may need updates too, like vaccines for meningitis or HPV. Learn more from @CDCgov: hubs.ly/Q0315k6b0
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CDC’s Division of Adolescent and School Health retweeted
SchoolSafety.gov@SchoolSafetyGov3 Jan 2025
Students returning to school following winter break may experience increased anxiety or other mental health challenges. Find resources to support students and your broader school community: go.dhs.gov/UKg
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CDC’s Division of Adolescent and School Health retweeted
SchoolSafety.gov@SchoolSafetyGov8 Jan 2025
To prevent the spread of illnesses, schools can: 🏫 Establish policies for when sick students & staff should stay home & when they can return to school 😷 Use personal protective equipment when caring for sick children More from @CDCgov: go.dhs.gov/Ups
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CDC’s Division of Adolescent and School Health retweeted
CDC’s Division of Adolescent and School Health@CDC_DASH2 Jan 2025
This year, help your child prioritize sleep to improve their focus, concentration, and academics. Parents and caregivers: Find out how much sleep your child needs based on their age and exactly what you can do to help: bit.ly/49YIt40
Child sleeping in a dark room. Text: Tips to help your child get more sleep: Model good sleep habits, implement a media curfew, dim room lighting.

ALT Child sleeping in a dark room. Text: Tips to help your child get more sleep: Model good sleep habits, implement a media curfew, dim room lighting.

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