CSI Parent Survey

Welcome

We want to hear from parents, guardians, and family members of our students. Your feedback is important to us! We will use your feedback to inform our school improvement plan.

Your answers are CONFIDENTIAL. They will only be presented together with other responses.

All questions are optional.

Please answer the following questions thinking about your experience with our school over the past year.

If you have more than one child enrolled in this school, please think about your experience with your oldest child as you answer the questions. Although it is not required, if you prefer, you may complete multiple surveys, one for each child enrolled in our school.

There will be a space at the end of the survey for additional comments.
1.What year is it?(Required.)
2.What grade is your child in?
3.How much do you agree with the following statements?
Strongly Disagree
Disagree
Agree
Strongly Agree
Parent activities are scheduled at times that I can attend.
I know how to contact my child’s teacher(s).
I am treated with respect at my child’s school. 
I am satisfied with the response I get when I contact my child’s school with questions or concerns.
The principal or school leader is accessible to me.
I feel welcome at my child’s school. 
4.How often do the following things happen at your child's school?
Never
1-4 times a year
Monthly or about monthly
Weekly or about weekly
Daily or almost daily
Does not apply
Adults at my child's school treat my child with respect.
My child is bullied at school.
My child is treated badly at school because of his/her race/ethnicity or background.
My child is treated badly at school because of his/her religion.
My child is treated badly at school because of his/her gender identity.
My child is treated badly at school because of his/her sexual orientation.
My child is treated badly at school because he/she is learning to speak English.
My child is treated badly at school because he/she has a disability.
My child feels safe going to and from school.
My child feels safe at school.
My child's school is clean.
5.How much do you agree with the following statements?
Strongly Disagree
Disagree
Agree
Strongly Agree
My child’s school communicates with me in a language I understand.
Documents sent home from my child's school are in the language I selected.
My child’s school communicates with me in a manner that is clear and timely.
My child’s school gives me information about how I can help my child be successful in school.
My child’s school gives me information about what my child is expected to learn.
My child’s school does a good job of letting me know about school rules and policies.
My child’s school lets me know about meetings and special school events.
My child’s school invites me to be included in decisions that affect my child’s education.
My child's school values my feedback.
6.How often does someone from your child’s school do the following?
Never
1-4 times a year
Monthly or about monthly
Weekly or about weekly
Daily or almost daily
Does not apply
Contact me about my child’s achievements and successes.
Provide me with regular feedback about my child’s progress.
Send emails, newsletters, or notes home telling me what my child is learning in school.
Contact me if my child is struggling academically.
Contact me if my child misbehaves or breaks school rules.
Provide me with information about how to help my child with assignments.


7.How much do you agree with the following statements?
Strongly Disagree
Disagree
Agree
Strongly Agree
My child's school has high expectations for my child's learning.
My child's school meets the specific nonacademic needs of my child (for example, behavioral and social-emotional needs).
Teachers at my child's school encourage my child to work hard.
Teachers at my child’s school give helpful comments on homework, classwork, and tests.
8.This year, how much of a challenge are these things in making sure your child attends school every day
Not a challenge
A slight challenge
A moderate challenge
A great challenge
Does not apply
Transportation provided by the school district (school bus, van)
Public transportation
Family responsibilities (for example, taking care of a family member, must work)
Unsafe walking route to school
My child does not feel safe at school
Chronic or ongoing medical issues
Out-of-school suspensions
Lack of interest in classes
Lack of meaningful relationships with adults in the school
Housing instability
Involvement with child welfare system
Peer Pressure
9.If you have any additional feedback you would like to provide about your child's school, please write it in the box below.
Current Progress,
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