List of Figures

Figure 1. Percent of students ages 12 through 19 who reported experiencing various forms of victimization at school: 1989 and 1995

Figure 2. Percent of students ages 12 through 19 who reported experiencing violent victimization at school, by gender: 1989 and 1995

Figure 3. Percent of students ages 12 through 19 who reported experiencing violent victimization at school, by age: 1995

Figure 4. Percent of students ages 12 through 19 who reported experiencing violent victimization at school, by student reports of street gang presence at school: 1989 and 1995

Figure 5. Percent of students ages 12 through 19 who reported experiencing various forms of victimization at school, by student reports of seeing a student with a gun at school: 1989 and 1995

Figure 6. Percent of students ages 12 through 19 who reported that drugs were available at school, by grade: 1989 and 1995

Figure 7. Percent of students ages 12 through 19 who reported that drugs were available at school, by school type: 1989 and 1995

Figure 8. Percent of students ages 12 through 19 who reported that drugs were available at school, by student reports of violent victimization at school: 1989 and 1995

Figure 9. Percent of students ages 12 through 19 who reported that street gangs were present at school, by race/ethnicity: 1989 and 1995

Figure 10. Percent of students ages 12 through 19 who reported that street gangs were present at school, by household income: 1989 and 1995

Figure 11. Percent of students ages 12 through 19 who reported that street gangs were present at school, by place of residence: 1989 and 1995

Figure 12. Percent of students ages 12 through 19 who reported that street gangs were present at school, by school type: 1989 and 1995

Figure 13. Percent of students ages 12 through 19 who reported knowing a student who brought a gun to school, by age: 1995

Figure 14. Percent of students ages 12 through 19 who reported the presence of guns at school, by student reports of street gang presence at school: 1995

Figure 15. Percent of students ages 12 through 19 who reported the presence of guns at school, by student reports of drug availability at school: 1995