Summer Reading Assignment Survey -- Parents

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1. Name?

2. Grade of Student(s)?

3. What is the title of the optional choice book your child read this summer (if known)?

4. Did you read any or all of the books your child was required to read this summer?

5. In regards to the FICTION book required for your child, did find the book to be appropriate for students of your child’s age?

6. In regards to the NON-FICTION book required for your child, did find the book to be appropriate for students of your child’s age?

7. In regards to the OPTIONAL book required for your child, did find the book to be appropriate for students of your child’s age?

8. Regarding the summer reading texts, please check the THREE most important qualities you look for in a book:

9. This year, each class had a separate summer reading list. Do you favor:

10. How many books do you think should be required to be read during the summer?

11. Please select up to SEVEN genres that you would like to see your child read during the summer:

12. Several schools and colleges have started to have “One Book, One School” programs. These programs require that all students (regardless of grade) read the same book during the summer. In the fall, a school-wide event would be held regarding the book/topic. Would you like to see TJ start a One Book, One School program?

13. This summer, students were required to read a non-fiction book and one optional book instead of two optional books. If a non-fiction book was NOT required, how likely do you think your child would be to read a non-fiction text?

14. Please rank the following methods of evaluating summer reading (select only one evaluation method in each column):

15. Please select any TWO of the following 3-book summer reading assignments as “preferred:”

16. Please offer your suggestions for books that you think should be included on the summer reading list.

17. Please offer any other feedback you have about the summer reading program at TJ.