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Understanding Marijuana Use and Trends Among Navajo County Youth - March 2010

This report from the Navajo County Drug Project discusses emerging trends in marijuana use among youth in Navajo County, Arizona, based on the Arizona Youth Survey (AYS) data from 2010. Findings highlight the implications of legal medical marijuana use for minors, including their ability to obtain medical cards with proper recommendations and parental consent. The report emphasizes how schools are required to accommodate cardholders and addresses potential behavioral impacts related to marijuana use. It aims to inform the community about these developments and encourages further inquiry.

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Understanding Marijuana Use and Trends Among Navajo County Youth - March 2010

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  1. Partner Up Navajo County New Numbers & Trends March 31, 2010 Pinetop-Lakeside Town Hall Navajo County Drug Project www.navajocountydrugproject.com

  2. Arizona Criminal Justice Commission Arizona Youth Survey ‘10 Blue Ridge 8th, 10th & 12th grades

  3. AYS ‘10 BRJHS 8th Grade

  4. AYS ‘10 BRHS 10th Grade

  5. AYS ‘10 BRHS 12th Grade

  6. Science of the Teen Brain

  7. Medical Marijuana—How will it affect us? • Minors can be medical marijuana cardholders with 2 recommendations & parental permission • Schools can not discriminate against card holders for admission or employment • Cardholders can come to school, work under the influence of medical marijuana • Cardholders can not be prosecuted for having metabolites in the body while in class or at work • Minor users can use during the school day, 500 yards off campus without penalty • Cardholders entitled to 5 oz/mo ±400 joints • Marijuana already is #2 behind alcohol for use—wait until AYS 2012!!!

  8. Questions? For more information, go to www.navajocountydrugproject.com www.partnerupaz.com

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