Introduction

Welcome to the National Exclusion Tracker (NET)™

Thank you for taking the time to share your experience.

Originally created by BCEdAccess Society in British Columbia in 2018, the National Exclusion Tracker is now led by the Family Support Institute of BC in partnership with Inclusive Education Canada and provincial and territorial partners. This survey is intended for the use of parents and other primary caregivers of children and youth reporting an exclusion from K–12 education. A separate survey is available for exclusion from child care and out-of-school care.

This survey defines exclusion as instances where a child or youth is not allowed or able to participate meaningfully, including being sent home, reduced hours, exclusion from activities, placement in segregated settings, suspension, seclusion, restraint, or other situations where a child or youth cannot fully access their education or participate in the school community.

Some questions in this survey may bring up difficult feelings. If you or your child or youth would like support, mental health and crisis support resources are available at this link:

https://www.canada.ca/en/public-health/campaigns/get-help-here.html

To learn more about the National Exclusion Tracker, visit exclusiontracker.com.

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