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- Missouri Student Survey – St Charles County Report for CCRB 2022 – This study provides a review of some of the key findings from 2010 to 2022 (except 2014*) for St. Charles County public school students ranging from 6th to 12th grades collected from the Missouri Student Survey*.
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- St. Charles County – Analyzing Community Trends 2004 to 2019-2021 – This report presents the key findings of the demographic information and the community indicators for the St. Charles County youth population, and in some cases, for the general population.
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- Missouri Student Survey -St Charles County Report 2020 – This study provides a review of some of the key findings from 2006 to 2018 (except 2014*) for St. Charles County public school students ranging from 6th to 12th grades collected from the Missouri Student Survey*.
- Racial Analysis – Missouri Student Survey -St Charles County Report 2020
- Grade Analysis – Missouri Student Survey -St Charles County Report 2020
- Alphabetical – Missouri Student Survey St. Charles Trends 2018
- By Category – Missouri Student Survey St. Charles Trends 2018
- 2019 School Staff Survey on Mental Behavioral Health Needs of St. Charles County Youth In the Spring of 2019, Superintendents, Principals, Assistant Principals, Counselors, and other key staff across the St. Charles County Public School Districts were asked to participate in an assessment of their students’ mental and behavioral health needs.
- Missouri Student Survey -St Charles County Report 2020 – This study provides a review of some of the key findings from 2006 to 2018 (except 2014*) for St. Charles County public school students ranging from 6th to 12th grades collected from the Missouri Student Survey*.
- St. Charles County Youth – Analyzing Community Trends 2004 to 2018 This report presents the key findings of the demographic information and the community indicators for the St. Charles County youth population, and in some cases, for the general population.
*The Missouri Student Survey contains hundreds of questions on a variety of topics including depression, use of alcohol and drugs, mental health, bullying experiences, school-based behaviors, and self-injury/suicide. It is important to mention that the schools are instructed to have all 9th graders complete the survey, and to select an additional grade level to survey. The selection process of this additional grade is not consistent over time or across all St. Charles County schools. The report was developed and implemented by the Missouri Department of Mental Health.