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Figure 32: Percent of 6 th- , 8 th- , and 11 th -Graders Perceiving Marijuana Use as a Moderate or Great Risk 85 80 75 Percent 70 65 60 55 50 1999 2002 2005 Grade 11 - Iowa 70 65 70 Grade 11 - Scott 60 56 52 Grade 8 - Iowa 80 79 80 Grade 8 - Scott 75 72 77 Grade 6 - Iowa 80 81 80 Grade 6 - Scott 79 77 75 Source: IYS Note: Error bars are too small to represent and are less than +/- 1%. Table 5: Perceived Moderate or Great Risk of Marijuana Use by Gender Year Gender 1999 2002 2005 Iowa Males 73 72 74 Scott County Males 69 66 70 Iowa Females 79 77 79 Scott County Females 74 71 73 Source: IYS 37
Figure 33: Percent of 6 th- , 8 th- , and 11 th -Graders Reporting First Use of Marijuana before Age 13 15 12 Percent 9 6 3 0 1999 2002 2005 Grade 11 - Iowa 6 7 6 Grade 11 - Scott 12 11 9 Grade 8 - Iowa 6 6 5 Grade 8 - Scott 13 9 6 Grade 6 - Iowa 1 1 0 Grade 6 - Scott 3 2 1 Source: IYS Note: Error bars are too small to represent and are less than +/- 1%. Illicit Drug Consequences The rate of juvenile adjudications due to illicit drugs in Scott County is similar to the state rate (Figure 34). In fiscal year 2006, there were 46 juvenile adjudications in Scott County for illicit drugs. The percent of confirmed or founded child abuse cases involving the presence of illegal drugs in a child’s body, out of all confirmed or founded child abuse cases, has risen in Scott County since 2003, but remains lower than the state rate (Figure 35). The number of confirmed or founded child abuse cases involving manufacturing methamphetamine in the presence of a minor has been virtually nonexistent in Scott County since the end of 2002, with only 4 cases from 2003-2006 (Figure 36). Many circumstances besides a 38
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