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1. Thinking about your school, how much do you agree or disagree with the following? For each statement, please check the appropriate box.

 Strongly DisagreeSomewhat DisagreeSomewhat AgreeStrongly Agree
Students in my school treat one another with respect.
Most of my teachers don't understand what my life is like outside of school.
I feel emotionally safe in my classes.
I feel emotionally safe outside of the classroom.
My school disciplines students fairly.
My principal models respectful behavior.
Faculty and staff value what students have to say.
My school respects all races and cultures.
Students in my school care about learning and getting a good education.
Classes in my school are challenging.
Students are involved in decisions about things that affect them in school.
Most of my teachers are enthusiastic about teaching and communicate this to students.
I feel I belong (am accepted) at school.
Most of my teachers like me.
I respect most of my teachers.
Students in my school help one another even if they are not friends.
Teachers at my school are respectful toward one another.
I feel physically safe outside of the classroom.
Students at my school support most extra-curricular activities (not just sports).
Students are encouraged to say what they think in the classroom.
I feel physically safe in my classes.

2. How well do each of the following statements describe you? For each statement, please check the appropriate box.

 Strongly DisagreeSomewhat DisagreeSomewhat AgreeStrongly Agree
I really want to learn.
I participate regularly in class.
I often need extra help with schoolwork.
It's often hard to pay attention in class because I'm worrying about problems outside of school.
I would be open to the idea of meeting with a peer tutor.
I would be open to the idea of being a peer tutor for a student who needs assistance.

3. How often do your teachers speak with you on-on-one about the following? For each statement please check the appropriate box.

 NeverOnce or TwiceA Few Times A YearSeveral Times a Year
Disrupting class.
Good academic performance.
Not completing assignments.
Poor academic performance.
Interests and things that are important to you.
Your plans for college or work after high school.
Your worries.

4. Speaking with adults

 o12-3More than 3
At school, how many adults do you feel you could talk to if you had a problem?

5. Have you ever skipped class or school?

6. Have you ever considered dropping out of school?

7. If you answered yes to question 5 or 6, please indicate how often you have skipped a class/school, or considered dropping out of school because of any of the below reasons. If you answered no to questions 5 and 6 please skip to the next question.

 NeverOnce or twiceA few times a yearSeveral times a year
You felt you did not have any friends.
You were experiencing peer pressure.
You did not feel you belonged.
You did not feel prepared for class.
You were being bullied or harrassed.
You were not getting along with a teacher.
You did not feel safe at school.
You did not feel safe traveling to and from school.
School was boring- you were not learning anything.
You had family problems.
You needed to work for money.

8. How much would the following steps help you to learn? For each statement, please check the appropriate box.

 Help a LotHelp a LittleNot at all
More on-on-one attention from teachers.
More examples of how things I learn in school matter in the real world.
Classes that are more challenging.
If other students were more accepting of me.
If I had opportunities to pursue more extra-curricular activities.
More help planning for college or careers.
More parent support.
More fun learning actvities.

9. Please indicate your gender.

10. Please indicate your grade level.

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