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Eat Chat connect Eat Chat Connect (ECC) is integral in creating a better community for all through open dialog and tackling tough topics. Through community conversations, the Parent Advisory Council, and information from the Healthy Kids Colorado Survey , we create a robust offering of two-generation learning seminars. Because of your support, Eat Chat Parent received the Vail Valley Partnership Community Impact Award in 2019. Mountain Youth partners with Eagle Valley Behavioral Health to sponsor community talks throughout the year. ECC encourages open conversation between parents, older siblings, and experts on relevant topics. Parents and children in fifth grade and up are invited to attend these panel discussions with professional speakers to share and learn new skills for more effective parenting and discover available resources. Please join us for these important discussions. ​ Contact Stevi Bratschie, Director of Community Education with questions. Forging Futures with Mountain Youth April 16 Citrea, Beaver Creek 5:30-8:00 pm ​ Join us for this amazing opportunity to celebrate all that local youth have accomplished, and help us ensure all youth thrive for years to come. ​ We will hear from the Director of Education and Community Programs at the Helen and Arthur E. Johnson Depression Center, Alex Yannacone while dinning on the some of the best food Beaver Creek has to offer. Thank you to our sponsors for making this event possible. Visionaries: Vail Resorts Champions: Eagle County School District, Alpine Bank Pathfinders: First Bank, Froman Insurance Agency, Vail Daily Advocates: Alpine Kind Buy tickets I'm a paragraph. Click here to add your own text and edit me. It's easy. Media and Videos Watch Youth Fentanyl Crisis With Maggie Seldeen English Español Watch A Conversation About Youth Mental Health English Español Watch Your Voice Matters: Consent, Healthy Relationships, And Building Youth Confidence English Español Watch Essential Conversations to Inspire with Jenny Woo Watch Insecurity, Comparison, and "Keeping Up" with Rosalind Wiseman Upcoming Eat Chat Connect Events: Play Video Play Video 01:19:11 A Conversation on Identity, Inclusion, & Diversity in Sports Join No. 1 New York Times bestselling author, Kate Fagan, for a conversation about the pressures of growing up LGBTQ+ in sports. It’s hard enough coming out, but playing basketball for a nationally ranked school and trying to figure out your sexual identity in the closeted and paranoid world of big-time college sports—that’s a challenge. Listen as Kate shares her struggles as a high-performance athlete and how identity has played a role in her career at ESPN and as an award-winning author. Learn how to make the world easier for our kids to take the first step toward embracing their true selves. Recorded and produced by High Five Access Media https://www.highfivemedia.org/ Play Video Play Video 01:24:45 Eat Chat Parent | Helping Kids with Anxiety: Develop Family Strategies 𝐎𝐧𝐞 𝐢𝐧 𝐟𝐢𝐯𝐞 𝐜𝐡𝐢𝐥𝐝𝐫𝐞𝐧 will | experience some level of clinical anxiety by the time they hit adolescence. 𝐃𝐫. 𝐂𝐲𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐬 from the 𝐔𝐧𝐢𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐬𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐨𝐟 𝐂𝐨𝐥𝐨𝐫𝐚𝐝𝐨 𝐉𝐨𝐡𝐧𝐬𝐨𝐧 𝐃𝐞𝐩𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐂𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫, as he offers parents tools to help with anxiety reduction and tips to teach parents how to spot anxiety and learn when to get help. Presented by Mountain Youth & Eagle Valley Behavioral Health. Play Video Play Video 01:32:29 Eat Chat Parent | Pain: Influencing Our Thoughts & Behaviors As parents, your own language and coping strategies for dealing with pain create a foundation for your child’s relationship with pain. This panel presentation will improve participants’ understanding of pain and provide strategies to help parents and children understand, manage, and express pain. Panelists include: - Performance Optimization Psychologist Dr. Harlan Austin ​- Howard Head Sports Medicine Pain Neuroscience Specialist Brittney Huntimer ​- Howard Head Sports Medicine Pediatric PT Specialist Kristin Thomas Play Video Play Video 01:29:34 The Power of Showing Up | Eat Chat Parent Parenting is not easy. Showing up for your children can be challenging, but it doesn’t require a lot of time, energy or money. Join bestselling author, Tina Payne Bryson, as she explains how showing up means offering a quality of presence. Tina will offer a positive and hopeful message to parents with usable tips for showing up for our children in the best possible way. Tina Payne Bryson, Ph.D. is the co-author of two New York Times bestsellers, The Whole-Brain Child and No-Drama Discipline. She is the founder of the Center for Connection and a licensed clinical social worker, specializing in pediatric and adolescent psychotherapy. Dr. Bryson earned her Ph.D. from the University of Southern California and lives in Los Angeles with her husband and three children. Play Video Play Video 01:15:00 Eat Chat Parent - What is Your Child Watching Online? Do you know where your kids are exploring online? Do you think your kids are too young? Think again, they are not and are being inundated. Three simple steps to change the cycle: Educate, Empower, and Inspire. Together we can accomplish anything, the future generations are depending on us to educate ourselves to support our children Dr. Lisa Strohman is a world-renowned author, psychologist, lawyer and founder of Digital Citizen Academy. Kala Bettis is Eagle Valley Behavioral Health’s outreach operation manager and a school counselor at Battle Mountain High School. Play Video Play Video 01:25:47 Eat Chat Parent - Parenting in a Pandemic with Dr. Laura Markham Parenting is tough, but parenting in a pandemic can be tougher. Parents struggle to set limits around remote learning and screen time. Siblings squabble, parents yell, and everyone gets on each other’s nerves. In this talk, Dr. Laura Markham will help parents focus on solutions that will keep families connected, support parents to stay more calm, and help the entire family emerge from this tough time with more resilience and closeness. Play Video Play Video 01:10:58 October 2020 Eat Chat Parent - Break Free From Stress Mountain Youth is lightening the load of stress with October’s Eat Chat Parent workshop, presented by Eagle Valley Behavioral Health and Vail Health. Alex Yannacone, director of community programs at the Helen and Arthur E. Johnson Depression Center, will return to Eagle County, virtually of course, to help teach families ways to cope with stress. Questions? Amy Baker: abaker@mountainyouth.org Mountain Youth está aliviando la carga de estrés con el taller Eat Chat Parent de octubre, presentado por Eagle Valley Behavioral Health y Vail Health. Alex Yannacone, director de programas comunitarios en el Centro de Depresión Helen y Arthur E. Johnson, regresará al condado de Eagle, virtualmente por supuesto, para ayudar a enseñar a las familias formas de lidiar con el estrés. Play Video Play Video 00:48 trim C146C192 6FE0 4F2C AC47 0D694AED3713 Eat Chat Parent Latinx "Language Justice" Testimonial, November 5, 2019 *All Videos Recorded and Produced by High Five Access Media Extended Resources from Jessica Lahey CLICK HERE FOR PDF Past Events and Resources Past ECP Videos Worksheets ​ ​ Self Care Reflection and Prevention Plan Stress Management Worksheet - CU Depression Center The Power of Showing Up Refridgerator Sheet Self Care Worksheet Workplace Self Care Assessment Student/School Self Care Plan Student/School Self Care Assessment Spanish Self Care Preventative Plan Spanish Self Care Assessment Plan ​ 34520 US HWY 6, C10, Edwards, CO 81632 || P.O. Box 4613, Edwards, CO 81632 || 970.949.9250 || info@mountainyouth.org Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Annual Report © 2019 by Mountain Youth. Website by projectseedling.com Click to Give

History Mountain Youth was founded in 2001 as the Eagle River Youth Coalition. It was designed as a collaborative vision of Leadership Vail Valley, the Eagle CARES Survey team and Eagle County to provide cohesion among youth service providers. Mountain Youth was tasked with building Positive Youth Development (PYD), a strengths-based approach to adolescence, throughout the Eagle River Valley. Mountain Youth was charged with overseeing data assessment to ensure the community had an honest measure of youth behaviors and perceptions and a way to analyze effectiveness and gaps in youth services. These outcomes continue to drive Mountain Youth in collaborative planning of youth services. We work with many service providers, so the community can effectively assess and meet the changing needs of youth, ultimately mobilizing the community for positive change. Mountain Youth has a wide reach but with a vision, a mission and core values rooted in making youth a community priority, Mountain Youth rallies support to enable youth to reach their full potential. We listen to the needs of the community and respond with programs that educate, enhance and encourage strong relationships and positive decision making. Continuing to use the PYD framework, Mountain Youth provides substance use prevention, safe driving education, youth advocacy and parent education throughout the Eagle River Valley. Mountain Youth’s work ensures Eagle County youth remain a priority; striving to be a community where young people are equipped with skills that support healthy bodies, healthy minds and improved decision making and leadership skills to guide their lives. We are a nimble organization focused on creating a better Eagle County for all — giving youth a voice in our community.

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Safe Driving Learn how to get a FREE & sober ride home Protecting Our Community by Protecting Our Roadways Mountain Youth is focused on educating young drivers about the perils of impaired and distracted driving and promotes Driving Sober & Alert. Through education presentations, community messaging, improving transportation systems, and pursuing strategies that prevent youth access to substances, Mountain Youth reminds young people to choose sober, safe and healthy behaviors. Through a five-year grant provided by the Colorado Office of Behavioral Health and three-year grant funds provided by Colorado Department of Transportation, Mountain Youth will collaborate with local community partners to reduce and prevent impaired and distracted driving through Eagle County. Mountain Youth engages community partners from a variety of professions and experiences to be a part of our Safe Driving Steering Committee. Interested in being involved? Please contact Mikayla Curtis. ​ BARS & RESTAURANTS BUS ROUTES OUR MESSAGE Mountain Youth and ECO Transit teamed up to create the Safe Ride program, which provides people with a free ride home from a safe driver after a night out on the town. We recognize that indulging in things like alcohol and cannabis will occur, but the decision that follows is crucial. One of our top concerns is to keep yourself and others safe by not getting behind the wheel. As a result, we're giving away free rides to a bus stop near you. Just ask your bartender about a free, sober, and safe ride ​​Safe Ride Program Graduated Driver's License (GDL) Graduated Driving Licensing Presentations Mountain Youth and Colorado Young Driver Alliance collaborated to create a GDL toolkit to direct young drivers and their parents/guardians to resources that explain Graduated Drivers License laws and regulations. EXPLORE TOOLKIT COMING SOON! Mountain Youth has spent the last few months creating a phone application to help guide youth, parents, and caregivers. The app is called CO GDL. When it becomes live, you can download it to your phone. You will have the chance to be quizzed on Graduated Driver's Licensing laws and restrictions, navigate a step-by-step walk-through on how to get your license depending on age, and explore additional resources. We will keep you posted on its progress!

Cake Boss- Decorating! Tue, Apr 30 Mountain Youth Eagle Office Apr 30, 2024, 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM Mountain Youth Eagle Office, 700 Chambers Ave, Eagle, CO 81631, USA Apr 30, 2024, 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM Mountain Youth Eagle Office, 700 Chambers Ave, Eagle, CO 81631, USA Bring your creativity (and your sweet tooth!). Teams of 4 will take on a blank cake and fight to have the best design based off of a theme. Prize for top team! RSVP Multiple Dates June Yoga Series Thu, Jun 06 Avon Jun 06, 2024, 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM Avon, 414 W Beaver Creek Blvd, Avon, CO 81620, USA Jun 06, 2024, 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM Avon, 414 W Beaver Creek Blvd, Avon, CO 81620, USA A free, bilingual, family friendly yoga series at Nottingham park every Thursday in June. RSVP Justice, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion training for youth-serving professionals Thu, Jun 20 Edwards Jun 20, 2024, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM Edwards, 1121 Miller Ranch Rd, Edwards, CO 81632, USA Jun 20, 2024, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM Edwards, 1121 Miller Ranch Rd, Edwards, CO 81632, USA An overview of diversity, equity and inclusion terms, empathy vs. sympathy, power and privilege and the importance of accountability and action. RSVP

Behavioral Health Sadly, suicide rates are increasing across the country, with Eagle County having one of the highest rates in the state. Years ago, Mountain Youth initiated evidence-based suicide prevention trainings for community members. Soon after SpeakUp ReachOut formed, facilitating programs and trainings. As for statistics CADCA (Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America) shares: Men are more suicidal than women, but women attempt suicide more than men. 37% of suicides involved alcohol. 40% of suicide attempts involved alcohol. Risk factors include previous suicidal attempts, substance abuse, mental health disorders, access to weapons, isolation and disabilities. Be the hero: don't shy away from tough situations. Be the someone who is willing to support, love and give hope. Together, we can create a culture of positive self-esteem with better access to mental health resources. Mountain Youth is pleased to partner with Eagle Valley Behavioral Health, collaborate with Eagle County Schools and the Safe2Tell program. Safe2Tell provides young people a way to anonymously report any threatening behaviors or activities endangering themselves or someone they know, helping to prevent tragedies. A Student’s Guide to Recognizing Disorders, Seeking Help and Promoting Wellness Depression Guidebook for Students Substance Abuse in College Teens Health - Feeling Sad Jason Foundation Balancing Student Stress National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1.800.273.TALK (8255) SpeakUpReachOut The Second Wind Safe2Tell 1-877-542-7233 College Mental Health Substance Abuse in College Eagle Valley Behavioral Health College Suicide Prevention Drugs, Alcohol, Marijuana Boys Town National Hotline (all youth, not just boys) 1-800-448-3000 Help Guide Samaritan Center of Vail Technology Bullying Suicide

Social Norms Positive peer influence Mountain Youth relies on the power of positive peer influence through the science-based and best-practice approach of positive social norms marketing. Oftentimes youth behaviors and attitudes are influenced by perceptions of what they believe to be the “norm.” By spreading positive messages taken directly from the Healthy Kids Colorado Survey results, Mountain Youth attempts to align these misconceptions with reality. Mountain Youth markets HKCS statistics through the “Be Your Best U. ” campaign. This campaign has been youth-led from the beginning when we held two three-hour focus groups with middle school and high school students. They analyzed the data, picked out the most important behaviors that need to be shared, and gave input on what the designs should look like. For the month of December, we will be focusing on mental health, then bullying in January, and substance use in February. ​ 2020-2021 Social norms Campaign Be Your Best U. Middle School Focus Group High School Focus Group Social Campaign Middle School Focus Group 1/6 Resources to Help Be Your Best U. How to say No to Alcohol How to Help a Friend Show Someone You Care Finding a Trusted Adult Be Your Best U. All Categories Play Video Play Video 03:23 Mountain Youth It sucks, I know Depression, anxiety, and other mental health disorders negatively affect many youth in Eagle County. From looking at the Healthy Kids Colorado Survey 2019 data, we know this is true and that we must work together as a community to help them find joy again. Mountain Youth's 2020-21 social norms campaign, "Be Your Best U." is focused on doing just that: improving the lives of youth in the most powerful ways possible, allowing them to thrive. #strongertogether Produced and Edited by @highfiveaccessmedia Play Video Play Video 02:38 Mountain Youth Rise Above the Influence Not all youth are choosing to abuse substances. In fact, many have learned to say "no" and stick with their values of sobriety and health above all else. However, according to the Healthy Kids Colorado Survey 2019 data, we can see that many youth are still abusing substances at a higher level than we would like. Let's come together as a community to help those youth who haven't yet found the strength to say "no." Mountain Youth's 2020-21 social norms campaign, "Be Your Best U." is focused on doing just that: improving the lives of youth in the most powerful ways possible, allowing them to thrive. #strongertogether Produced and Edited by highfiveaccessmedia Play Video Play Video 03:00 Mountain Youth You Are Not Alone Suicidal ideation is no stranger to the residents of Eagle County. According to the Healthy Kids Colorado Survey 2019 data, we know that not only adults but youth face this difficulty. It is crucial that we work together to provide these youth with the resources they need to get better. Mountain Youth's 2020-21 social norms campaign, "Be Your Best U." is focused on doing just that: improving the lives of youth in the most powerful ways possible, allowing them to thrive. #strongertogether Produced and Edited by HighFiveAccessMedia Play Video Play Video 03:03 Mountain Youth No One Deserves to be Bullied Anyone can become the victim of bullying at school, work, and even at home. Especially in the new world of technology and social media. According to the Healthy Kids Colorado Survey 2019 data, we know that a strikingly large percent of middle schoolers and some high schoolers are electronically bullied. It is crucial that we continue to choose love over hate and lift each other up in this small community. Mountain Youth's 2020-21 social norms campaign, "Be Your Best U." is focused on doing just that: improving the lives of youth in the most powerful ways possible, allowing them to thrive. #strongertogether Produced and Edited by HighFiveAcessMedia Play Video Play Video 02:27 Mountain Youth Is it worth it? One of the most common mistakes a young person can make is choosing to abuse substances before their brain is fully developed, which doesn't occur until the age of 26. According to the Healthy Kids Colorado Survey 2019 data, we know that over half of our high schoolers have tried marijuana and alcohol before in their life. This is oftentimes due to peer pressure and a stigma of "being cool" and is NEVER worth the consequences at stake. Changing this stigma starts with all of us, right now. Mountain Youth's 2020-21 social norms campaign, "Be Your Best U." is focused on doing just that: improving the lives of youth in the most powerful ways possible, allowing them to thrive. #strongertogether Produced and Edited by highfiveaccessmedia Play Video Play Video 03:19 Mountain Youth Bullying in Eagle County A true story about Bullying and the 4 steps a local youth encourages others to use. 1. Ignore the people who try to bully you 2. Find joy in new passions 3. Change your internal dialog from "I must be doing something to deserve this treatment" to "I am the best that I can be and people will love me for who I am" 4. Live! You have the power to make change Produced and Edited by highfiveaccessmedia 2018 Social norms Campaign Laugh, It’s Contagious. Be Yourself. ​ Since 2005, Mountain Youth has successfully implemented a social norms marketing campaign for high school students, and since 2010 for middle school students. Messages are disseminated through a variety of student-designed and selected items including stickers, lip balm, and water bottles. Within Eagle County high schools and the community at large, Mountain Youth markets positive high school statistics through the “You Told Us” campaign. Since 2005, Mountain Youth has successfully implemented a social norms marketing campaign for high school students, and since 2010 for middle school students. Messages are disseminated through a variety of student-designed and selected items including stickers, lip balm, and water bottles. ​ What are a few of the positive messages sure to bring a smile to your face? ​ ​ 1/4

Did you know that despite being the LARGEST growing age group in our valley, no research has been done on the 18-25 (young adult) population in Eagle County? Mountain Youth, with the help of OMNI, is excited to launch the Young Adult Survey starting February 1st! Similar to Healthy Kids and the Parent Survey, the young adult survey will collect important local data including demographics, mental health, substance use, social interaction, and more questions that are concerning to the young adult population. Vanessa Contreras and Armando Fuentes are two local young adults leading this project, and they are looking to engage as many young adults as possible in this survey collection. Data will be available to the public in late April. The survey is anonymous for those taking it. For more information on the survey, please reach out to vcontreras@Mountainyouth.org Sabias que a pesar de ser el grupo poblacional con mayor crecimiento en el Valle, ninguno estudio se ha realizado con los jovenes adultos entre 18-25 años en el Condado de Eagle? Mountain Youth con la ayuda de OMNI esta feliz de anunciar el lanzamiento de la encuesta de Jovenes Adultos iniciando en Febrero 1. Similar a Niños Saludables y la Encuesta de Padres, la encuesta de jovenes adultos recolectará información local importante incluyendo demografía, salud mental, abuso de sustancias, interacción social y mas preguntas que preocupan a la población de jóvenes adultos. Vanessa Contreras y Armando Fuentes son dos jovenes adultos locales liderando este proyecto y estan buscando conectar con la mayor cantidad de jóvenes adultos possible en la recolección de esta encuesta. El resultado estara disponible al público a finales de Abril. La encuesta es anónima para aquellas personas tomándola. Para mas informacion sobre la encuesta por favor contactarse al correo vcontreras@mountainyouth.org Parent Survey Parents and caregivers of the Eagle River Valley are invited to participate in this anonymous survey administered by Mountain Youth, in conjunction with the Healthy Kids Colorado Survey for 6th-12th grade youth. We feel it is important that these two surveys occur simultaneously to foster conversation with your child(ren) about these important topics. Filling out this survey should take about 15-20 minutes. The collected data is anonymous and the results will be analyzed by Mountain Youth and Communities That Care. Our short-term goal is to provide parent perceptions and neighborhood behaviors to our community with the long-term goal of improving overall health outcomes. Please take this survey once, even if you have more than one child. All questions are optional, if there's a question you don't feel like answering or doesn't apply, feel free to move on to the next. Some of the questions may be difficult or triggering. We have provided a list of resources at the end of the survey and encourage you to reach out should you want to talk to anyone or access support. It is important to note that we define "youth" as anyone 25 or younger, aligning with the state definition. As a thank you for filling out this survey, at the end, you will be able to indicate the school or local nonprofit you would like to receive a portion of the incentive fund. The last day to take this survey is February 23, 2024. Thank you so much for your participation. Please direct any questions to info@mountainyouth.org . Take the Survey Los padres y cuidadores del valle de Eagle River están invitados a participar en esta encuesta anónima administrada por Mountain Youth, en conjunto con la Encuesta Healthy Kids Colorado para jóvenes de 6º a 12º grado. Creemos que es importante que estas dos encuestas se realicen simultáneamente, lo que fomenta la conversación con su(s) hijo(s) sobre estos temas importantes. Completar esta encuesta debería tomar entre 15 y 20 minutos. Los datos recopilados son anónimos y los resultados serán analizados por Mountain Youth y Communities That Care. Nuestro objetivo a corto plazo es brindar las percepciones de los padres y los comportamientos del vecindario a nuestra comunidad con el objetivo a largo plazo de mejorar los resultados de salud generales. Por favor responda esta encuesta solo una vez, incluso si tiene más de un hijo/a. Todas las preguntas son opcionales, si hay alguna pregunta que no te apetece responder o no aplica en tu vida, no dudes en pasar a la siguiente. Algunas de las preguntas pueden ser difíciles. Hemos proporcionado una lista de recursos al final de la encuesta y lo alentamos a comunicarse si desea hablar con alguien o pedir apoyo. Es importante tener en cuenta que definimos "joven" como cualquier persona menor de 26 años, en línea con la definición estatal. Como agradecimiento por completar esta encuesta, al final podrá indicar la escuela u organización sin fines de lucro local en la que le gustaría recibir una parte del fondo de incentivo. El último día para realizar esta encuesta es el 23 de febrero de 2024. Muchas gracias por su participación. Por favor dirija cualquier pregunta a info@mountainyouth.org . Toma la encuesta Healthy Kids Colorado Survey The Healthy Kids Colorado Survey is an important tool for educators, nonprofit leaders, policymakers and community program providers to truly know what issues young people are facing and how we can work together to help them learn and thrive. ​ 2024 Administration Mountain Youth is working with local schools to prepare for our next administration in January of 2024. • Learn more about the project through our Frequently Asked Questions HERE • Explore the Middle School survey instrument HERE Puedes encontrar el instrumento de encuesta para intermedia en español aquí . • Explore the High School survey instrument HERE Puedes encontrar el instrumento de encuesta para secundaria en español aquí . • Sign up to volunteer as a classroom proctor HERE Please contact your specific school for a current copy of the survey instrument they plan to use in 2024. Mountain Youth coordinated the administration of the Healthy Kids Colorado Survey for the ninth time over a twelve-year span in November of 2021. Partnering with 14 public and private schools, 3,786 students were surveyed, providing valuable insight about 6th -12th graders in the Eagle River Valley. This insight allows educators, nonprofit leaders, policymakers, and community program providers to keep a pulse on the behaviors, attitudes, and perceptions of young people in the community. This data is used to steer programming and secure much-needed resources, helping local and statewide policy efforts by utilizing the identified strengths and barriers facing youth. HKCS data helps bring in millions of dollars annually for community partners to support identified needs. Mountain Youth has partnered with Eagle Valley Behavioral Health, an outreach of Vail Health, to introduce the Healthy Kids Colorado Survey Dashboard to the community. This user-friendly platform allows for a better understanding and breakdown of middle and high school youth behavioral data. The dashboard incorporates data from past years to recognize trends. Users will be able to filter by various demographics for 2017-2019 data. The dashboard is accessible in English and Spanish. It breaks down the information from different behavior areas by years and allows users to filter by grade, age, gender, and ethnicity ​ Watch a short 2 min video on how to Navigate the HKCS Survey Dashboard Start Navigating Dashboard Comience a navegar por el panel 2019 Middle School Survey Healthy Kids Colorado Survey 2019 Eagle County 2019 High School Survey 2019 Healthy Kids Colorado Survey results data Eagle County 2019 Eagle County Highlights 2017 Eagle County Highlights 2017 Healthy Kids Colorado Survey results data Eagle County Highlights 2015 Eagle County Survey 2015 Healthy Kids Colorado Survey results data Eagle County 2017 Middle School Survey Healthy Kids Colorado Survey 2017 Eagle County 2017 Eagle County HS Data 2017 Healthy Kids Colorado Survey data Eagle County High School results 2017 Colorado State Results Healthy Kids Colorado state information data results 2017 Statewide Data/Reports Healthy Kids Colorado overall data results Social Norms Campaign Our Supporters Join our mailing list Email Subscribe Thanks for subscribing! 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