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Teen Violence Statistics

Bullying and dating violence still touch classrooms and screens, from 14 percent of high schoolers bullied on school property in 2021 to 1 in 11 adolescent girls forced into sexual intercourse. The page also connects cyberbullying and harassment to life altering outcomes, including that bullied teens are 2.2 times more likely to attempt suicide and that only 36 percent of cyberbullied teens tell their parents.

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15.7% of high school students bullied on school property in 2019.

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Cyberbullying: 15.7% of high schoolers in past year, 2021 YRBS.

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24.2% of female high school students bullied on school property, 2019.

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Male students: 19.6% bullied at school, 2019 data.

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White students: 22.3% bullying victimization at school, 2019.

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Hispanic: 18.9% bullied on school property, 2019 YRBS.

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28% of students 12-18 experienced bullying in 2018-19.

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46% of 6th-12th graders bullied at school in 2019 GLSEN survey.

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Cyberbullying affects 37% of students, 22% cyberbullied 2+ times/month.

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LGBTQ+ youth: 54.2% bullied at school vs 27.7% straight peers, 2019.

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20% of bullied students consider suicide, 15% attempt.

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Bullied youth 2.2x more likely to attempt suicide.

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33% of middle schoolers cyberbullied, 2018 data.

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Female students more likely to cyberbully (11%) than males (5%), 2021.

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16% of high schoolers cyberbullied, females 18.8%, 2021.

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Bullying peaks in 6th grade at 31%, declines to 12% by 12th.

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64% of cyberbullied teens not tell parents, 2016.

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Racial bullying: 25% Black students vs 22% white, 2019.

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23.2% of 9th graders bullied at school, 2019 YRBS.

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12th grade: 9.5% bullying at school, 2019.

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In 2021, 10.2% of high school students reported physical dating violence in past 12 months.

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Female high school students: 13.6% experienced physical dating violence, 2021.

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Male students: 6.7% physical dating violence victimization, 2021 YRBS.

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11.1% of Black female high schoolers reported physical dating violence in 2021.

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Hispanic females: 14.2% physical dating violence, 2021 data.

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White females: 12.8% experienced physical dating violence, 2021.

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Sexual dating violence: 9.1% of high school students in past year, 2021.

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14.5% of females reported sexual dating violence, 2021 YRBS.

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Males: 3.5% sexual dating violence victimization, 2021.

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Nearly 1 in 11 adolescent girls (9%) report being forced to have sexual intercourse, CDC data.

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23% of female high school students report being forced into unwanted sexual acts by dating partner.

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1 in 4 teen dating relationships is violent, per 2011 CDC NISVS.

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33% of teens experience abuse in relationships, 72% say it's common among peers.

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Teen girls aged 16-19 experience highest rate of dating violence at 15.6 victimizations per 1,000.

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Boys aged 15 are 1.5 times more likely to be victim of dating violence than girls.

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40% of girls aged 14-17 know someone dating violently, 2018 survey.

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21% of high school students report being physically hurt by boyfriend/girlfriend, 2021.

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12% of male students reported physical hurt by partner, 2021 YRBS.

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Sad/hopeless feelings doubled (31% vs 15%) among those experiencing dating violence, 2021.

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Attempted suicide 3x higher (20.6% vs 6.5%) among dating violence victims, high school 2021.

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9th graders: 12.3% physical dating violence, highest among grades, 2021.

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12th graders: 7.8% physical dating violence, 2021 data.

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LGBTQ+ high school students: 22.4% physical dating violence vs 8.4% straight, 2021.

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In 2021, 18.8% of high school students carried a weapon (gun, knife) on school property.

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Gun carrying on school property: 2.1% of high schoolers in 2021.

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Males: 3.2% carried gun to school past 30 days, 2021.

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Females: 0.9% gun carrying at school, 2021 YRBS.

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Black students: 3.5% carried guns to school, 2021.

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Hispanic: 2.4% gun to school, 2021 data.

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14% of high school students carried weapon anywhere, 14+ days past month, 2021.

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Youth aged 15-19: 79% of homicide victims killed by firearms, 2020.

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Firearm homicide rate for Black youth 15-19: 39.8 per 100k, 2020.

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White youth firearm homicide: 2.1 per 100k, ages 15-19, 2020.

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Guns used in 84% of school-associated homicides 1999-2019.

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77% increase in school gun violence incidents 2018-2021.

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346 school shootings 2018-2022, 70% involving teens.

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Teens 18-20: highest gun death rate at 39.9 per 100k, 2021.

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Firearm suicides among youth 10-19 doubled 2007-2021.

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82% of youth gun deaths are boys, 2021 data.

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Black children/teens 4.6x more likely firearm homicide than white.

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Guns in homes increase teen suicide risk 3x.

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60% of mass shootings involve intimate partners/family, teens often perpetrators.

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2021: 48 school shootings K-12, up from 10 in 2019.

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9th-12th graders: 4.1% carried gun anywhere 2021.

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Rural youth gun carrying higher: 3.8% to school, 2021.

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In 2019, 41% of gang members were under 18 years old.

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Approximately 850,000 youth are gang-involved, with 30% active in violence, 2012 NYGC.

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Gang members commit 48% of violent juvenile crimes, per 2011 study.

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13-15 year olds comprise 15% of gang members, highest recruitment age.

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Youth gangs responsible for 75% of school-associated violent deaths 1999-2017.

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Male youth gang members 92% of total, females 8%, 2018 OJJDP.

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Black youth 35% of gang members, Hispanics 40%, whites 20%, 2012 data.

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25% of gang youth report daily drug sales involvement linked to violence.

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Gang violence accounts for 50%+ of homicides in 25 largest U.S. cities.

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94% of cities with population over 200k report gang problems, 2020 NYGC.

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Youth gang homicides increased 50% from 2014-2020 in major cities.

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20% of juvenile violent crime arrests involve gang members.

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In Chicago, 80% of teen homicides gang-related, 2016-2020.

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Gang-involved youth 3x more likely to carry guns daily.

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60% of gang youth witness shootings, 40% shot at.

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Female gang members involved in 10% of gang homicides.

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Gangs in 71% of largest cities, youth under 18 in 86% of those.

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35,000 active youth gangs in U.S., 1.4 million members total.

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Gang youth dropout rate 4x higher than non-gang peers.

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2019 saw 2,000 gang-related youth homicides nationwide.

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Rural gang youth violence rates rose 20% 2010-2020.

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In 2021, 8.9% of U.S. high school students reported being in a physical fight one or more times on school property in the past 12 months.

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Among male high school students in 2021, 10.5% were in a physical fight on school property one or more times during the past year.

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Female high school students reported 7.2% involvement in school physical fights in the past 12 months in 2021.

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Black high school students had a 12.1% rate of physical fights on school property in 2021.

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Hispanic high school students experienced 9.8% physical fight involvement at school in 2021.

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White high school students reported 7.5% physical fights on school property in the past year, 2021 data.

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In 2021, 5.9% of high school students missed school because they felt unsafe at school or traveling to/from school.

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15.3% of high school students were threatened or injured with a weapon on school property one or more times in 2021.

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Male students: 18.2% threatened/injured with weapon at school in 2021 YRBS.

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Female students: 12.3% reported weapon threats/injuries at school, 2021.

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6.8% of high school students carried a weapon on school property in the past 30 days, 2021.

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9.1% of male high schoolers carried weapons to school in past 30 days, 2021.

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From 1991 to 2021, physical fights at school among high schoolers decreased from 16.3% to 8.9%.

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In 2019, 7.4% of students aged 12-18 experienced violent victimization at school.

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2020-21 school year saw 93 school shootings resulting in 251 people shot, including 38 deaths.

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In 2017-18, 24% of public schools reported physical attacks or fights without weapons.

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5% of schools reported physical attacks/fights with weapons in 2017-18.

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16% of students aged 12-18 feared attack or harm at school in 2019.

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Gang fights contributed to 23% of serious disciplinary actions in schools, 2017-18.

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4.5% of high school students carried guns to school in past 30 days in 1995, down to 1.9% in 2021.

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14% of high school students were bullied on school property in 2021.

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Male students bullied on school property: 12.5% in 2021.

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Female students: 15.4% bullied on school property, 2021 YRBS.

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Electronic bullying among high schoolers: 16% in past year, 2021.

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20% of students aged 12-18 were bullied during 2018-19 school year.

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In 2021, 8% of 9th graders were in physical fights at school.

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12th graders: 5.2% physical fights at school, 2021 data.

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Rural high school students: 10.2% physical fights at school, 2021.

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Urban students: 8.1% physical fights at school, 2021 YRBS.

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Suburban: 8.7% physical fights at school among high schoolers, 2021.

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Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 5, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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Bullying and violence follow teens both at school and online, and the latest snapshot is hard to ignore. In 2021, 14% of high school students were bullied on school property, even as 16% reported electronic bullying in the past year. What makes these figures sting is how sharply they differ across grades, genders, and LGBTQ+ students, and how often bullying links to threats, injury, and even suicide risk.

Key Takeaways

15.7% of high school students bullied on school property in 2019.
Cyberbullying: 15.7% of high schoolers in past year, 2021 YRBS.
24.2% of female high school students bullied on school property, 2019.
In 2021, 10.2% of high school students reported physical dating violence in past 12 months.
Female high school students: 13.6% experienced physical dating violence, 2021.
Male students: 6.7% physical dating violence victimization, 2021 YRBS.
In 2021, 18.8% of high school students carried a weapon (gun, knife) on school property.
Gun carrying on school property: 2.1% of high schoolers in 2021.
Males: 3.2% carried gun to school past 30 days, 2021.
In 2019, 41% of gang members were under 18 years old.
Approximately 850,000 youth are gang-involved, with 30% active in violence, 2012 NYGC.
Gang members commit 48% of violent juvenile crimes, per 2011 study.
In 2021, 8.9% of U.S. high school students reported being in a physical fight one or more times on school property in the past 12 months.
Among male high school students in 2021, 10.5% were in a physical fight on school property one or more times during the past year.
Female high school students reported 7.2% involvement in school physical fights in the past 12 months in 2021.

About 1 in 6 teens report bullying at school, and it can quickly affect safety and mental health.

Bullying

115.7% of high school students bullied on school property in 2019.

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2Cyberbullying: 15.7% of high schoolers in past year, 2021 YRBS.

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324.2% of female high school students bullied on school property, 2019.

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4Male students: 19.6% bullied at school, 2019 data.

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5White students: 22.3% bullying victimization at school, 2019.

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6Hispanic: 18.9% bullied on school property, 2019 YRBS.

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728% of students 12-18 experienced bullying in 2018-19.

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846% of 6th-12th graders bullied at school in 2019 GLSEN survey.

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9Cyberbullying affects 37% of students, 22% cyberbullied 2+ times/month.

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10LGBTQ+ youth: 54.2% bullied at school vs 27.7% straight peers, 2019.

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1120% of bullied students consider suicide, 15% attempt.

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12Bullied youth 2.2x more likely to attempt suicide.

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1333% of middle schoolers cyberbullied, 2018 data.

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14Female students more likely to cyberbully (11%) than males (5%), 2021.

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1516% of high schoolers cyberbullied, females 18.8%, 2021.

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16Bullying peaks in 6th grade at 31%, declines to 12% by 12th.

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1764% of cyberbullied teens not tell parents, 2016.

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18Racial bullying: 25% Black students vs 22% white, 2019.

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1923.2% of 9th graders bullied at school, 2019 YRBS.

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2012th grade: 9.5% bullying at school, 2019.

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Bullying Interpretation

The grim reality is that while bullying peaks in the noisy halls of middle school, its silent digital twin thrives in the pocket, and both leave a trail of shattered statistics that disproportionately target our most vulnerable youth, proving this isn't just kids being kids—it's a systemic failure with life-or-death consequences.

Dating Violence

1In 2021, 10.2% of high school students reported physical dating violence in past 12 months.

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2Female high school students: 13.6% experienced physical dating violence, 2021.

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3Male students: 6.7% physical dating violence victimization, 2021 YRBS.

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411.1% of Black female high schoolers reported physical dating violence in 2021.

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5Hispanic females: 14.2% physical dating violence, 2021 data.

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6White females: 12.8% experienced physical dating violence, 2021.

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7Sexual dating violence: 9.1% of high school students in past year, 2021.

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814.5% of females reported sexual dating violence, 2021 YRBS.

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9Males: 3.5% sexual dating violence victimization, 2021.

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10Nearly 1 in 11 adolescent girls (9%) report being forced to have sexual intercourse, CDC data.

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1123% of female high school students report being forced into unwanted sexual acts by dating partner.

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121 in 4 teen dating relationships is violent, per 2011 CDC NISVS.

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1333% of teens experience abuse in relationships, 72% say it's common among peers.

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14Teen girls aged 16-19 experience highest rate of dating violence at 15.6 victimizations per 1,000.

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15Boys aged 15 are 1.5 times more likely to be victim of dating violence than girls.

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1640% of girls aged 14-17 know someone dating violently, 2018 survey.

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1721% of high school students report being physically hurt by boyfriend/girlfriend, 2021.

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1812% of male students reported physical hurt by partner, 2021 YRBS.

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19Sad/hopeless feelings doubled (31% vs 15%) among those experiencing dating violence, 2021.

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20Attempted suicide 3x higher (20.6% vs 6.5%) among dating violence victims, high school 2021.

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219th graders: 12.3% physical dating violence, highest among grades, 2021.

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2212th graders: 7.8% physical dating violence, 2021 data.

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23LGBTQ+ high school students: 22.4% physical dating violence vs 8.4% straight, 2021.

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Dating Violence Interpretation

Behind the veneer of young love lies a silent epidemic where too many first dates end with first aid, and heartbreak is too often measured in bruises and trauma.

Firearm Violence

1In 2021, 18.8% of high school students carried a weapon (gun, knife) on school property.

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2Gun carrying on school property: 2.1% of high schoolers in 2021.

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3Males: 3.2% carried gun to school past 30 days, 2021.

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4Females: 0.9% gun carrying at school, 2021 YRBS.

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5Black students: 3.5% carried guns to school, 2021.

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6Hispanic: 2.4% gun to school, 2021 data.

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714% of high school students carried weapon anywhere, 14+ days past month, 2021.

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8Youth aged 15-19: 79% of homicide victims killed by firearms, 2020.

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9Firearm homicide rate for Black youth 15-19: 39.8 per 100k, 2020.

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10White youth firearm homicide: 2.1 per 100k, ages 15-19, 2020.

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11Guns used in 84% of school-associated homicides 1999-2019.

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1277% increase in school gun violence incidents 2018-2021.

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13346 school shootings 2018-2022, 70% involving teens.

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14Teens 18-20: highest gun death rate at 39.9 per 100k, 2021.

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15Firearm suicides among youth 10-19 doubled 2007-2021.

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1682% of youth gun deaths are boys, 2021 data.

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17Black children/teens 4.6x more likely firearm homicide than white.

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18Guns in homes increase teen suicide risk 3x.

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1960% of mass shootings involve intimate partners/family, teens often perpetrators.

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202021: 48 school shootings K-12, up from 10 in 2019.

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219th-12th graders: 4.1% carried gun anywhere 2021.

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22Rural youth gun carrying higher: 3.8% to school, 2021.

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Firearm Violence Interpretation

These statistics paint a stark portrait of a generation navigating a landscape where carrying a weapon has become a grim, normalized calculus for far too many, while revealing a devastating and inequitable toll that falls hardest on Black youth and turns schools from sanctuaries into statistically significant sites of trauma.

Gang Violence

1In 2019, 41% of gang members were under 18 years old.

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2Approximately 850,000 youth are gang-involved, with 30% active in violence, 2012 NYGC.

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3Gang members commit 48% of violent juvenile crimes, per 2011 study.

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413-15 year olds comprise 15% of gang members, highest recruitment age.

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5Youth gangs responsible for 75% of school-associated violent deaths 1999-2017.

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6Male youth gang members 92% of total, females 8%, 2018 OJJDP.

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7Black youth 35% of gang members, Hispanics 40%, whites 20%, 2012 data.

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825% of gang youth report daily drug sales involvement linked to violence.

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9Gang violence accounts for 50%+ of homicides in 25 largest U.S. cities.

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1094% of cities with population over 200k report gang problems, 2020 NYGC.

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11Youth gang homicides increased 50% from 2014-2020 in major cities.

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1220% of juvenile violent crime arrests involve gang members.

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13In Chicago, 80% of teen homicides gang-related, 2016-2020.

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14Gang-involved youth 3x more likely to carry guns daily.

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1560% of gang youth witness shootings, 40% shot at.

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16Female gang members involved in 10% of gang homicides.

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17Gangs in 71% of largest cities, youth under 18 in 86% of those.

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1835,000 active youth gangs in U.S., 1.4 million members total.

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19Gang youth dropout rate 4x higher than non-gang peers.

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202019 saw 2,000 gang-related youth homicides nationwide.

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21Rural gang youth violence rates rose 20% 2010-2020.

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Gang Violence Interpretation

The tragic algebra of street life shows that while gangs recruit childhood, they cash out in funerals, with a grim dividend of violence paid by the youngest and poorest among us.

School Violence

1In 2021, 8.9% of U.S. high school students reported being in a physical fight one or more times on school property in the past 12 months.

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2Among male high school students in 2021, 10.5% were in a physical fight on school property one or more times during the past year.

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3Female high school students reported 7.2% involvement in school physical fights in the past 12 months in 2021.

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4Black high school students had a 12.1% rate of physical fights on school property in 2021.

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5Hispanic high school students experienced 9.8% physical fight involvement at school in 2021.

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6White high school students reported 7.5% physical fights on school property in the past year, 2021 data.

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7In 2021, 5.9% of high school students missed school because they felt unsafe at school or traveling to/from school.

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815.3% of high school students were threatened or injured with a weapon on school property one or more times in 2021.

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9Male students: 18.2% threatened/injured with weapon at school in 2021 YRBS.

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10Female students: 12.3% reported weapon threats/injuries at school, 2021.

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116.8% of high school students carried a weapon on school property in the past 30 days, 2021.

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129.1% of male high schoolers carried weapons to school in past 30 days, 2021.

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13From 1991 to 2021, physical fights at school among high schoolers decreased from 16.3% to 8.9%.

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14In 2019, 7.4% of students aged 12-18 experienced violent victimization at school.

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152020-21 school year saw 93 school shootings resulting in 251 people shot, including 38 deaths.

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16In 2017-18, 24% of public schools reported physical attacks or fights without weapons.

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175% of schools reported physical attacks/fights with weapons in 2017-18.

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1816% of students aged 12-18 feared attack or harm at school in 2019.

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19Gang fights contributed to 23% of serious disciplinary actions in schools, 2017-18.

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204.5% of high school students carried guns to school in past 30 days in 1995, down to 1.9% in 2021.

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2114% of high school students were bullied on school property in 2021.

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22Male students bullied on school property: 12.5% in 2021.

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23Female students: 15.4% bullied on school property, 2021 YRBS.

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24Electronic bullying among high schoolers: 16% in past year, 2021.

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2520% of students aged 12-18 were bullied during 2018-19 school year.

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26In 2021, 8% of 9th graders were in physical fights at school.

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2712th graders: 5.2% physical fights at school, 2021 data.

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28Rural high school students: 10.2% physical fights at school, 2021.

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29Urban students: 8.1% physical fights at school, 2021 YRBS.

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30Suburban: 8.7% physical fights at school among high schoolers, 2021.

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School Violence Interpretation

While we can rightly note a promising long-term decline in schoolyard brawls, the sobering and persistent reality is that the modern high school experience for too many students is still punctuated by the threat of weapons, the trauma of bullying, and the chilling calculus of feeling unsafe in a place meant for learning.

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