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In April of 2024, we launched a survey regarding the prevalence of sexual violence at West Seattle High School. We asked students about their experiences with sexual violence during their time enrolled. 309 students responded.The ResultsExperience With Sexual Violence11.3% have been sexually assaulted.
20.3% have experienced online sexual harassment.
40.1% have experienced some form of sexual harassment.
5.5% have experienced physical dating violence
14.9% have experienced sexual coercion.
10% have been sexually assaulted by a partner.Perception of Sexual ViolenceWhen asked if the school had done enough to address sexual violence, 54.9% responded with a score of 2 or lower.When asked if sexual assault and misconduct had not been properly defined by WSHS administration and faculty, 47.9% responded with a score of 2 or lower.When asked if dating violence was a problem at WSHS, 44.3% responded with a score of 2 or lower.When asked if sexual violence was a problem at WSHS, 81.2% responded with a score of 3 or lower, and 41.1 responded with a score of 2 or lower.Knowledge of ResourcesResponses ranged from 1 (indicating not knowledgeable) to 5 (indicating knowledgeable).Students were asked about their knowledge regarding where to seek help in case of experiencing sexual assault or misconduct. 54% scored 3 or lower, and 30.7% scored 2 or lower.Students were asked about their knowledge of how to report sexual assault or misconduct to school officials. 73.2% scored 3 or lower, and 50.2% scored 2 or lower. If you would like to learn more about the results of our survey, contact us at [email protected]