2020 HWRSD Parent Perspectives Survey (Grades 7-12)

In collaboration with schools, community partners, and parents, the Hampden-Wilbraham Partners for Youth strives to implement a coordinated, comprehensive, and sustainable plan of evidence-based activities and services to prevent and reduce youth substance use and promote healthy childhood development.

Thank you for taking this important survey, asking HWRSD parents/guardians of middle and high school students, about some of the current issues related to raising teenagers, such as social media and attitudes about teen substance use prevention and misuse. The first set of questions will ask you about your own parenting experiences and expectations, and the second set of questions asks you about how you think other parents in the community might view some of the same issues. Your responses will help the Hampden-Wilbraham Partners for Youth coalition, in partnership with HWRSD, gain insight when developing programs and activities that help support raising safe, healthy, and drug-free youth in our community.

For this questionnaire, the term "teenager" broadly includes both middle and high school youth. If you have more than one child in middle or high school, please think about your oldest child and his/her peers as you answer the questions.

The survey is voluntary and anonymous, and takes an average of 10 minutes to complete. The Survey link will remain open until September 30, 2020. We will use input to help develop strategies that reinforce good decision making among students.

At the end of the survey you will be given an option to request more information about participating in a follow-up Focus Group to discuss these topics, and survey results, in more detail, if desired. People who indicate that they are interested in the Focus Group discussion will be directly contacted after the close of the survey. Please note that your survey responses will not be linked to your request for more information about the Focus Group.

Should you have any questions, please contact Ruth DiCristoforo, Coalition Coordinator, by email at: rdicristoforo@hwrsd.org or by phone at: (413) 566 - 5060 (ext. 17). Hampden-Wilbraham Partners for Youth Office of Health and Safety Thornton W. Burgess School 85 Wilbraham Road Hampden, MA 01036

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* 1. I/we have a child/children attending HWRSD in the following grade(s) as of September 2019 (check all that apply):

7th grade

8th grade

9th grade

10th grade

11th grade

12th grade

PreK-6th grade

High School graduate

School-aged children in different community, not HWRSD

Other (please specify)

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* 2. Town of residence:

Hampden

Wilbraham

Other

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* 3. Please tell us your gender:

Male

Female

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This first section of questions asks you about your personal parenting perspectives and experiences.

NOTE: If you have more than one child in middle or high school, please use your oldest child as your reference when you answer these questions.

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* 4. Please indicate how frequently you do each of the following:

	Always	Usually	Sometimes	Rarely	Never
I make sure to meet the parents of my teenager's closest friends.	I make sure to meet the parents of my teenager's closest friends. Always	I make sure to meet the parents of my teenager's closest friends. Usually	I make sure to meet the parents of my teenager's closest friends. Sometimes	I make sure to meet the parents of my teenager's closest friends. Rarely	I make sure to meet the parents of my teenager's closest friends. Never
I do not allow my teenager to attend a party if parents will not be home to supervise.	I do not allow my teenager to attend a party if parents will not be home to supervise. Always	I do not allow my teenager to attend a party if parents will not be home to supervise. Usually	I do not allow my teenager to attend a party if parents will not be home to supervise. Sometimes	I do not allow my teenager to attend a party if parents will not be home to supervise. Rarely	I do not allow my teenager to attend a party if parents will not be home to supervise. Never
When my child is planning to attend a party or social gathering with peers, I will phone ahead to make sure that parents will be home to supervise.	When my child is planning to attend a party or social gathering with peers, I will phone ahead to make sure that parents will be home to supervise. Always	When my child is planning to attend a party or social gathering with peers, I will phone ahead to make sure that parents will be home to supervise. Usually	When my child is planning to attend a party or social gathering with peers, I will phone ahead to make sure that parents will be home to supervise. Sometimes	When my child is planning to attend a party or social gathering with peers, I will phone ahead to make sure that parents will be home to supervise. Rarely	When my child is planning to attend a party or social gathering with peers, I will phone ahead to make sure that parents will be home to supervise. Never
When my child is hosting a social gathering at my house, parents call ahead to make sure that an adult will be home to supervise.	When my child is hosting a social gathering at my house, parents call ahead to make sure that an adult will be home to supervise. Always	When my child is hosting a social gathering at my house, parents call ahead to make sure that an adult will be home to supervise. Usually	When my child is hosting a social gathering at my house, parents call ahead to make sure that an adult will be home to supervise. Sometimes	When my child is hosting a social gathering at my house, parents call ahead to make sure that an adult will be home to supervise. Rarely	When my child is hosting a social gathering at my house, parents call ahead to make sure that an adult will be home to supervise. Never

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* 5. I would welcome a call from other parents to be sure I will be home to supervise if their child is coming to my home for a party or social gathering.

Strongly Agree

Agree

Disagree

Strongly Disagree

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* 6. Please indicate to what degree you agree/disagree with the following statements:

	Strongly Agree	Agree	Disagree	Strongly Disagree
I believe that teenage alcohol use is harmful.	I believe that teenage alcohol use is harmful. Strongly Agree	I believe that teenage alcohol use is harmful. Agree	I believe that teenage alcohol use is harmful. Disagree	I believe that teenage alcohol use is harmful. Strongly Disagree
I believe that teenage marijuana use is harmful.	I believe that teenage marijuana use is harmful. Strongly Agree	I believe that teenage marijuana use is harmful. Agree	I believe that teenage marijuana use is harmful. Disagree	I believe that teenage marijuana use is harmful. Strongly Disagree
I believe that teenage use of prescription drugs not intended for them is harmful.	I believe that teenage use of prescription drugs not intended for them is harmful. Strongly Agree	I believe that teenage use of prescription drugs not intended for them is harmful. Agree	I believe that teenage use of prescription drugs not intended for them is harmful. Disagree	I believe that teenage use of prescription drugs not intended for them is harmful. Strongly Disagree
I believe that teenage use of e-cigarettes, vaping products, JUULs, and other nicotine delivery devices. is harmful.	I believe that teenage use of e-cigarettes, vaping products, JUULs, and other nicotine delivery devices. is harmful. Strongly Agree	I believe that teenage use of e-cigarettes, vaping products, JUULs, and other nicotine delivery devices. is harmful. Agree	I believe that teenage use of e-cigarettes, vaping products, JUULs, and other nicotine delivery devices. is harmful. Disagree	I believe that teenage use of e-cigarettes, vaping products, JUULs, and other nicotine delivery devices. is harmful. Strongly Disagree

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* 7. Within the past 3 months, I discussed family rules and expectations about the following with my teenager:

	Yes	No
Alcohol use	Alcohol use Yes	Alcohol use No
Marijuana use	Marijuana use Yes	Marijuana use No
Tobacco, Nicotine and e-cigarette use, including JUULs and other vaping products	Tobacco, Nicotine and e-cigarette use, including JUULs and other vaping products Yes	Tobacco, Nicotine and e-cigarette use, including JUULs and other vaping products No

The next several questions ask about your personal views on teen substance use issues in Hampden and Wilbraham.

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* 8. In Hampden and Wilbraham, what percentage of High School teens would you estimate do the following:

	Very few less than 10%	A few 11-25%	Some 26-49%	Most 50-75%	Almost all 76-99%	All 100%
Drink alcohol	Drink alcohol Very few less than 10%	Drink alcohol A few 11-25%	Drink alcohol Some 26-49%	Drink alcohol Most 50-75%	Drink alcohol Almost all 76-99%	Drink alcohol All 100%
Smoke cigarettes (traditional/ tobacco)	Smoke cigarettes (traditional/ tobacco) Very few less than 10%	Smoke cigarettes (traditional/ tobacco) A few 11-25%	Smoke cigarettes (traditional/ tobacco) Some 26-49%	Smoke cigarettes (traditional/ tobacco) Most 50-75%	Smoke cigarettes (traditional/ tobacco) Almost all 76-99%	Smoke cigarettes (traditional/ tobacco) All 100%
Use e-cigarettes, including JUULS and other vaping devices	Use e-cigarettes, including JUULS and other vaping devices Very few less than 10%	Use e-cigarettes, including JUULS and other vaping devices A few 11-25%	Use e-cigarettes, including JUULS and other vaping devices Some 26-49%	Use e-cigarettes, including JUULS and other vaping devices Most 50-75%	Use e-cigarettes, including JUULS and other vaping devices Almost all 76-99%	Use e-cigarettes, including JUULS and other vaping devices All 100%
Use e-cigarettes to inhale other substances, such as marijuana/ THC	Use e-cigarettes to inhale other substances, such as marijuana/ THC Very few less than 10%	Use e-cigarettes to inhale other substances, such as marijuana/ THC A few 11-25%	Use e-cigarettes to inhale other substances, such as marijuana/ THC Some 26-49%	Use e-cigarettes to inhale other substances, such as marijuana/ THC Most 50-75%	Use e-cigarettes to inhale other substances, such as marijuana/ THC Almost all 76-99%	Use e-cigarettes to inhale other substances, such as marijuana/ THC All 100%
Use marijuana (in any form)	Use marijuana (in any form) Very few less than 10%	Use marijuana (in any form) A few 11-25%	Use marijuana (in any form) Some 26-49%	Use marijuana (in any form) Most 50-75%	Use marijuana (in any form) Almost all 76-99%	Use marijuana (in any form) All 100%
Use over-the-counter medicine to get high	Use over-the-counter medicine to get high Very few less than 10%	Use over-the-counter medicine to get high A few 11-25%	Use over-the-counter medicine to get high Some 26-49%	Use over-the-counter medicine to get high Most 50-75%	Use over-the-counter medicine to get high Almost all 76-99%	Use over-the-counter medicine to get high All 100%
Use prescription drugs not intended for them	Use prescription drugs not intended for them Very few less than 10%	Use prescription drugs not intended for them A few 11-25%	Use prescription drugs not intended for them Some 26-49%	Use prescription drugs not intended for them Most 50-75%	Use prescription drugs not intended for them Almost all 76-99%	Use prescription drugs not intended for them All 100%
Use heroin	Use heroin Very few less than 10%	Use heroin A few 11-25%	Use heroin Some 26-49%	Use heroin Most 50-75%	Use heroin Almost all 76-99%	Use heroin All 100%
Use opioids, such as vicodin, oxycodone, percocet, etc.	Use opioids, such as vicodin, oxycodone, percocet, etc. Very few less than 10%	Use opioids, such as vicodin, oxycodone, percocet, etc. A few 11-25%	Use opioids, such as vicodin, oxycodone, percocet, etc. Some 26-49%	Use opioids, such as vicodin, oxycodone, percocet, etc. Most 50-75%	Use opioids, such as vicodin, oxycodone, percocet, etc. Almost all 76-99%	Use opioids, such as vicodin, oxycodone, percocet, etc. All 100%

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* 9. In Hampden and Wilbraham, what do you think are the most common ways that high school students get alcohol? Please select up to 3 responses.

At a party or social gathering with their friends

At school or a school event

Take it from their own home

Take it from the home of a friend or relative

Buy it from a store with a fake ID or without being asked for ID

Ask a stranger to buy it for them

From someone they know age 21 or older

From someone they know UNDER age 21

From a family member or relative other than their parents

From home with their parents’ permission

From a friend

I do not believe that this is an issue for HWRSD High School teens.

Other (please specify)

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* 10. In Hampden and Wilbraham, what do you think are the most common ways that high school students get marijuana? Please select up to 3 responses.

At a party or social gathering with their friends

At school or a school event

Take it from their home or a friend's or relative’s home

From someone they know age 21 or older

From someone they know UNDER age 21

From a family member or relative other than their parents

From home with their parents’ permission

From the Internet

I do not believe that this is an issue for HWRSD teens.

Other (please specify)

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* 11. In Hampden and Wilbraham, what do you think are the most common ways that high school students get prescription drugs not intended for them? Please select up to 3 responses.

At a party or social gathering with their friends

At school or a school event

Take it from their home or a friend's or relative’s home

From someone they know age 21 or older

From someone they know UNDER age 21

From a family member or relative other than their parents

From a friend who has/her own prescription

From the Internet

I do not believe that this is an issue for HWRSD teens.

Other (please specify)

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* 12. In Hampden and Wilbraham, what do you think are the most common ways that high school students get e-cigarettes, vaping products, JUULs, and other nicotine delivery devices? Please select up to 3 responses.

Get it at a party or social gathering with their friends

Get it at school or a school event

Take it from their home or a friend's or relative’s home

From someone they know age 21 or older

From someone they know UNDER age 21

From a family member or relative other than their parents

From the Internet

I do not believe that this is an issue for HWRSD teens.

Other (please specify)

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* 13. How wrong do you think it is for high school students to:

	Very wrong	Wrong	A little bit wrong	Not at all wrong
drink alcohol?	drink alcohol? Very wrong	drink alcohol? Wrong	drink alcohol? A little bit wrong	drink alcohol? Not at all wrong
have 5 or more alcoholic drinks at one time?	have 5 or more alcoholic drinks at one time? Very wrong	have 5 or more alcoholic drinks at one time? Wrong	have 5 or more alcoholic drinks at one time? A little bit wrong	have 5 or more alcoholic drinks at one time? Not at all wrong
drink alcohol and drive?	drink alcohol and drive? Very wrong	drink alcohol and drive? Wrong	drink alcohol and drive? A little bit wrong	drink alcohol and drive? Not at all wrong
use marijuana (any form)	use marijuana (any form) Very wrong	use marijuana (any form) Wrong	use marijuana (any form) A little bit wrong	use marijuana (any form) Not at all wrong
use marijuana and drive?	use marijuana and drive? Very wrong	use marijuana and drive? Wrong	use marijuana and drive? A little bit wrong	use marijuana and drive? Not at all wrong
smoke/use marijuana a few times each week?	smoke/use marijuana a few times each week? Very wrong	smoke/use marijuana a few times each week? Wrong	smoke/use marijuana a few times each week? A little bit wrong	smoke/use marijuana a few times each week? Not at all wrong
smoke/use tobacco regularly?	smoke/use tobacco regularly? Very wrong	smoke/use tobacco regularly? Wrong	smoke/use tobacco regularly? A little bit wrong	smoke/use tobacco regularly? Not at all wrong
use e-cigarettes, vaping products, JUULs and/or other nicotine delivery devices regularly?	use e-cigarettes, vaping products, JUULs and/or other nicotine delivery devices regularly? Very wrong	use e-cigarettes, vaping products, JUULs and/or other nicotine delivery devices regularly? Wrong	use e-cigarettes, vaping products, JUULs and/or other nicotine delivery devices regularly? A little bit wrong	use e-cigarettes, vaping products, JUULs and/or other nicotine delivery devices regularly? Not at all wrong
use prescription drugs not prescribed for them?	use prescription drugs not prescribed for them? Very wrong	use prescription drugs not prescribed for them? Wrong	use prescription drugs not prescribed for them? A little bit wrong	use prescription drugs not prescribed for them? Not at all wrong

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* 14. What are you most concerned about in relation to the potential consequences of teen use of alcohol, nicotine/vaping, marijuana, and prescription drugs?

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* 15. What do you feel may contribute to teen substance use or make it more difficult to enforce family rules about teen substance use?

The next several questions pertain to your teen's use of technology, electronic devices, and accessing social media.

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* 16. Regarding my teen's use of electronic devices:

	Often	Sometimes	Never
I talk to my teenager about use of electronic devices for social media and communication.	I talk to my teenager about use of electronic devices for social media and communication. Often	I talk to my teenager about use of electronic devices for social media and communication. Sometimes	I talk to my teenager about use of electronic devices for social media and communication. Never
I talk to my teenager about situations that might be dangerous or make him/her uncomfortable	I talk to my teenager about situations that might be dangerous or make him/her uncomfortable Often	I talk to my teenager about situations that might be dangerous or make him/her uncomfortable Sometimes	I talk to my teenager about situations that might be dangerous or make him/her uncomfortable Never
I check messages that my teen has sent or received.	I check messages that my teen has sent or received. Often	I check messages that my teen has sent or received. Sometimes	I check messages that my teen has sent or received. Never
There are family rules about time of day and amount of time that electronic devices can be used.	There are family rules about time of day and amount of time that electronic devices can be used. Often	There are family rules about time of day and amount of time that electronic devices can be used. Sometimes	There are family rules about time of day and amount of time that electronic devices can be used. Never

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* 17. How confident are you about:

	Very confident	Confident	Somewhat confident	Not confident
Your ability to respond if you learned that your teen had violated your family rule relative to substance use?	Your ability to respond if you learned that your teen had violated your family rule relative to substance use? Very confident	Your ability to respond if you learned that your teen had violated your family rule relative to substance use? Confident	Your ability to respond if you learned that your teen had violated your family rule relative to substance use? Somewhat confident	Your ability to respond if you learned that your teen had violated your family rule relative to substance use? Not confident
Your ability to recognize the signs and symptoms and communicate with your teen if he/she was experiencing a significant mental health or substance misuse challenge?	Your ability to recognize the signs and symptoms and communicate with your teen if he/she was experiencing a significant mental health or substance misuse challenge? Very confident	Your ability to recognize the signs and symptoms and communicate with your teen if he/she was experiencing a significant mental health or substance misuse challenge? Confident	Your ability to recognize the signs and symptoms and communicate with your teen if he/she was experiencing a significant mental health or substance misuse challenge? Somewhat confident	Your ability to recognize the signs and symptoms and communicate with your teen if he/she was experiencing a significant mental health or substance misuse challenge? Not confident
Your ability to access professional help at school if your teen was experiencing a significant mental health or substance misse challenge?	Your ability to access professional help at school if your teen was experiencing a significant mental health or substance misse challenge? Very confident	Your ability to access professional help at school if your teen was experiencing a significant mental health or substance misse challenge? Confident	Your ability to access professional help at school if your teen was experiencing a significant mental health or substance misse challenge? Somewhat confident	Your ability to access professional help at school if your teen was experiencing a significant mental health or substance misse challenge? Not confident
Your ability to access professional help in the community if your teen was experiencing a significant mental health or substance misuse challenge?	Your ability to access professional help in the community if your teen was experiencing a significant mental health or substance misuse challenge? Very confident	Your ability to access professional help in the community if your teen was experiencing a significant mental health or substance misuse challenge? Confident	Your ability to access professional help in the community if your teen was experiencing a significant mental health or substance misuse challenge? Somewhat confident	Your ability to access professional help in the community if your teen was experiencing a significant mental health or substance misuse challenge? Not confident
Your understanding of current State laws regarding social hosting, including homeowner/parental liability when alcohol is consumed by minors in private homes.	Your understanding of current State laws regarding social hosting, including homeowner/parental liability when alcohol is consumed by minors in private homes. Very confident	Your understanding of current State laws regarding social hosting, including homeowner/parental liability when alcohol is consumed by minors in private homes. Confident	Your understanding of current State laws regarding social hosting, including homeowner/parental liability when alcohol is consumed by minors in private homes. Somewhat confident	Your understanding of current State laws regarding social hosting, including homeowner/parental liability when alcohol is consumed by minors in private homes. Not confident

SECTION 2
This next section of questions asks you about your perspectives on how you think other parents in the community might view some of the same issues you were asked in the last section.

NOTE: If you have more than one child in middle or high school, please use your oldest child as your reference when you answer these questions.

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* 18. What percentage of HWRSD parents make sure to meet the parents of their teenager’s closest friends?

All (100 %)

Almost All (75%099%)

Most (51%-74%)

Some (26% - 50%)

A Few (1- 24%)

None (zero)

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* 19. How many HWRSD parents regularly discuss family rules about alcohol and drugs with their teenager?

All (100%)

Almost All (75%-99%)

Most (51%-74%)

Some ( 26% - 50%)

A Few (1-24%)

None (zero)

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* 20. What percentage of HWRSD parents do not allow their teen to attend a party if they know parents will not be home to supervise?

All (100%)

Almost All (75%-99%)

Most (51%-74%)

Some (26% - 50%)

A Few (1% - 24%)

None (zero)

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* 21. How many HWRSD parents would be likely to phone ahead to make sure that there will be parental supervision at a party/ social gathering that their child is planning to attend?

All (100%)

Almost All (75%-99%)

Most (51%-74%)

Some (26% - 50%)

A Few (1%-24%)

None (zero)

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* 22. How many HWRSD parents do not approve of their teenager drinking alcohol?

All (100%)

Almost All ((75%-99%)

Most (51%-74%)

Some ( 26% - 50%)

A Few (1-24%)

None (zero)

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* 23. How many HWRSD parents do not approve of their teenager using marijuana (any form)?

All (100%)

Almost All (75%-99%)

Most (51%-74%)

Some (26% - 50%)

A Few (1%-24%)

None (zero)

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* 24. How many HWRSD parents do not approve of their teenager using e-cigarettes, JUULs, vaping products and other nicotine delivery devices?

All(100%)

Almost All (75%-99%)

Most (51%-74%)

Some ( 26% - 50%)

A Few (1% -24%

None (zero)

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* 25. How many HWRSD parents believe that alcohol is harmful to teenagers?

All (100%)

Almost All (75%-99%)

Most (51%-74%)

Some (26% - 50%)

A Few (1%-24%)

None (zero)

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* 26. How many HWRSD parents believe that using marijuana (in any form) is harmful to teenagers?

All (100%)

Almost All (75%-99%)

Most (51%-74%)

Some (26% - 50%)

A Few (1%-24%)

None (zero)

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* 27. How many HWRSD parents believe that using e-cigarettes, vaping products, JUULs and other nicotine delivery devices is harmful to teenagers?

All (100%)

Almost All (75%-99%)

Most (51%-74%)

Some ( 26% - 50%)

A Few (1%--24%)

None (zero)

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* 28. How many HWRSD parents consistently monitor their teenager’s use of the Internet and social media?

All (100%)

Almost All (75%-99%)

Most (51%-74%)

Some (26% - 50%)

A Few (1%-24%)

None (zero)

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* 29. As a parent/guardian, what protective factors do you feel contribute to preventing teen substance use?

Being a role model

Being clear about my expectations

Setting limits and follow through

Being involved in my teen's life

Getting to know my teen's friends

Helping my teen become well-rounded

Encouraging my teen to try their best in school

Seek and give ongoing support to other parents/guardians

Other (please specify)

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* 30. Please use this space for comments on any topic covered by this survey. If you have any additional questions, please contact
Ruth DiCristoforo, Coalition Coordinator by email: rdicristoforo@hwrsd.org or by phone at (413) 566 - 5060 Ext. 17

Thank you for completing our survey.

After you hit "done," you will see an additional message with an opportunity to participate in an upcoming focus group where survey results and related topics will be discussed.

Please visit the H-W Partner for Youth website for more information on how we support promoting positive youth development, and keeping our youth safe, healthy, and drug-free at: HWP4Y.ORG.

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* 1. I/we have a child/children attending HWRSD in the following grade(s) as of September 2019 (check all that apply):

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* 2. Town of residence:

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* 3. Please tell us your gender:

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* 4. Please indicate how frequently you do each of the following:

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* 5. I would welcome a call from other parents to be sure I will be home to supervise if their child is coming to my home for a party or social gathering.

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* 6. Please indicate to what degree you agree/disagree with the following statements:

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* 7. Within the past 3 months, I discussed family rules and expectations about the following with my teenager:

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* 8. In Hampden and Wilbraham, what percentage of High School teens would you estimate do the following:

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* 9. In Hampden and Wilbraham, what do you think are the most common ways that high school students get alcohol? Please select up to 3 responses.

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* 10. In Hampden and Wilbraham, what do you think are the most common ways that high school students get marijuana? Please select up to 3 responses.

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* 11. In Hampden and Wilbraham, what do you think are the most common ways that high school students get prescription drugs not intended for them? Please select up to 3 responses.

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* 12. In Hampden and Wilbraham, what do you think are the most common ways that high school students get e-cigarettes, vaping products, JUULs, and other nicotine delivery devices? Please select up to 3 responses.

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* 13. How wrong do you think it is for high school students to:

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* 14. What are you most concerned about in relation to the potential consequences of teen use of alcohol, nicotine/vaping, marijuana, and prescription drugs?

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* 15. What do you feel may contribute to teen substance use or make it more difficult to enforce family rules about teen substance use?

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* 16. Regarding my teen's use of electronic devices:

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* 17. How confident are you about:

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* 18. What percentage of HWRSD parents make sure to meet the parents of their teenager’s closest friends?

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* 19. How many HWRSD parents regularly discuss family rules about alcohol and drugs with their teenager?

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* 20. What percentage of HWRSD parents do not allow their teen to attend a party if they know parents will not be home to supervise?

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* 21. How many HWRSD parents would be likely to phone ahead to make sure that there will be parental supervision at a party/ social gathering that their child is planning to attend?

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* 22. How many HWRSD parents do not approve of their teenager drinking alcohol?

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* 23. How many HWRSD parents do not approve of their teenager using marijuana (any form)?

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* 24. How many HWRSD parents do not approve of their teenager using e-cigarettes, JUULs, vaping products and other nicotine delivery devices?

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* 25. How many HWRSD parents believe that alcohol is harmful to teenagers?

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* 26. How many HWRSD parents believe that using marijuana (in any form) is harmful to teenagers?

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* 27. How many HWRSD parents believe that using e-cigarettes, vaping products, JUULs and other nicotine delivery devices is harmful to teenagers?

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* 28. How many HWRSD parents consistently monitor their teenager’s use of the Internet and social media?

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* 29. As a parent/guardian, what protective factors do you feel contribute to preventing teen substance use?

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* 30. Please use this space for comments on any topic covered by this survey. If you have any additional questions, please contact Ruth DiCristoforo, Coalition Coordinator by email: rdicristoforo@hwrsd.org or by phone at (413) 566 - 5060 Ext. 17

* 30. Please use this space for comments on any topic covered by this survey. If you have any additional questions, please contact
Ruth DiCristoforo, Coalition Coordinator by email: rdicristoforo@hwrsd.org or by phone at (413) 566 - 5060 Ext. 17