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PARTY 101: CONSEQUENCES
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SafeTeen New Mexico
New Mexico Mutual Group
Cooperative Educational Services
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The Albuquerque Journal
New Mexico PTA
Independent Insurance Agents of New Mexico
UNM Communication and Journalism Department
Character Counts New Mexico
Safe Teen NM
The Albuquerque Journal
New Mexico PTA
Independent Insurance Agents of New Mexico
UNM Communication and Journalism Department
Character Counts New Mexico
Safe Teen NM
The average age of first drink in New Mexico is 12 years old.
75% of High School students in
NM have had at least one alcoholic drink.
31% of parents of 15-16 year olds believe their child had a drink in the past year.
60% of 15-16 year olds report drinking.
Over 40% of 10th graders have been drunk at least
once.
Prior use of alcohol increases the risk of early sexual experience by 80%.
In 2003, ONE of every FOUR youth in New Mexico reported carrying
a WEAPON at least once in the past 30 days.
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by Safe Teen New Mexico and Christopher Productions
