Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Interactive Data: Risk Factors

Risk factors are things that increase the likelihood of experiencing Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) or worsen the effects of ACEs experienced by youth.

As in Adverse Childhood Experiences Interactive Data Protective Factors, this section allows you to see data for each race/ethnic group in a district. However, there are two statistics here that are not visible by race but rather show the percentage for the entire school district. They are shown in orange.

Note: All data from the Minnesota Student Survey are voluntarily reported by participants. For many reasons including stigma, cultural norms, and how students perceive their own experiences, students may not disclose events in their lives such as these shown above.

Data are hidden for groups of less than 20 students. If you select a district and can no longer see some or all graphs, it is because there are too few students to anonymously provide their data. 

Download the Risk Factors for Adverse Childhood Experiences in Minnesota School Districts (Excel)

To request this data in another format or to ask questions about the data you see, please email the ACEs prevention team at health.injuryprevention@state.mn.us.

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