| Join tobacco rates for grades six and eight had remained relatively constant for the past several years. | |||||||||
| However, students in grade 10 and 12 are increasing their frequency of chewing tobacco use | |||||||||
| Chewing tobacco rates in grade 6 and eight remain relatively low. However, by grade 10, 9% of the students | |||||||||
| report chewing tobacco and this rate increases to 15% by grade 12. | |||||||||
| Additional resources are needed to reduce chewing tobacco consumption by students in these age groups | |||||||||