To describe the psychosocial & behavioral characteristics of school-associated suicide victims, the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) analyzed data from school & police officials. The results indicated that, among the 126 students who carried out school-associated homicides or suicide, 28 (22%) died by suicide, including 8 who intentionally injured someone else immediately before killing themselves. Potential indicators of suicide risk were found to be prevalent. Implications are discussed. (8 refs)