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CCYS Reports

The Caring Communities Youth Survey (CCYS) is designed to assess students’ involvement in a specific set of problem behaviors, as well as their exposure to a set of scientifically validated risk and protective factors. The risk and protective factors have been shown to influence the likelihood of academic success, school dropout, substance abuse, violence and delinquency among youth. 

View the Caring Communities Youth Survey

The survey is administered every two years to Louisiana students in grades 6, 8, 10 and 12. Approximately 50,000 Louisiana students participated in the 2024 CCYS survey, and the results of the 2024 survey are now available. You can view the state report or reports for each of the parish school systems in Louisiana.

2024 CCYS Reports

Local Governing Entity (LGE/Region) Reports

Education Region Reports

Parish & District Level Reports

School Level Reports

Please note that this list of school level reports is currently in progress. For any reports not available here, please contact Ray Biggar or Office of Behavioral Health, Department of Health.

Archdiocese of New Orleans

Ascension Parish Schools

Avoyelles Parish Schools

Caddo Parish Schools

Calcasieu Parish Schools

Cameron Parish Schools

Catahoula Parish Schools

City of Bogalusa School District

City of Monroe School District

Concordia Parish Schools

East Baton Rouge Parish Schools

East Carroll Parish Schools

Einstein Charter Schools

Evangeline Parish Schools

Franklin Parish Schools

Grant Parish Schools

Iberia Parish Schools

Iberville Parish Schools

Jefferson Parish Schools

Jefferson Davis Parish Schools

Livingston Parish Schools

Morehouse Parish Schools

Plaquemines Parish Schools

Rapides Parish Schools

Red River Parish Schools

Sabine Parish Schools

St. Helena Parish Schools

St. Landry Parish Schools

St. Martin Parish Schools

St. Michael the Archangel High School

Tangipahoa Parish Schools

Union Parish Schools

Washington Parish Schools

West Baton Rouge Parish Schools

Note: For older reports, please contact Ray Biggar or Office of Behavioral Health, Department of Health.