No Bullying Schools – School Culture Survey (Example Only)

HERE'S HOW IT WORKS: If your school is accepted for our study, we will create three custom survey links for your school. Your students will take the survey three times during the fall of 2020.

SURVEY ONE is taken in early September before starting the No Bullying Schools Program. It includes Questions 1 - 22 and establishes a baseline for the school’s culture. Questions 23-32 ask for feedback about the program. Students see these questions after they've been exposed to the program.

SURVEY TWO is taken in late October after completing the initial Program Curriculum, including: the Kickoff Video, 5 Video Lessons, 5 Lesson Plans, Closing Video, and introducing students to the Smartphone App to report any bullying or behavior incidents. It includes Questions 1-32.

SURVEY THREE is taken one month after Survey Two. It also includes Questions 1-32.

Below is a copy of the survey:

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1. Please tell us a little about yourself.

Remember: your answers are anonymous, and your name will never be shared.

How old are you?

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2. What grade are you in?

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3. What is your race or ethnicity?

Arab or Arab American

Asian or Asian American

Black or African American

Hispanic or Latino

Native American Indian or Native Alaskan

Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander

White or Caucasian

Another race

I prefer not to say

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4. What is your gender?

Male

Female

Other

I prefer not to say

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5. Which statement below do you feel would be the official definition of bullying from StopBullying.gov?

Bullying is any time a person is rude, mean, or cruel towards another person or group.

Bullying is unwanted, aggressive behavior among school aged children that involves a real or perceived power imbalance. The behavior is repeated, or has the potential to be repeated, over time.

Bullying is when a person talks badly about another person or spreads rumors behind their back.

I don't know what bullying means.

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6. Which statement below do you feel is the best definition of cyberbullying?

Cyberbullying is any type of bullying that happens through technology.

Cyberbullying is any time a person is rude, mean, or cruel toward another person through technology.

Cyberbullying is when a person talks badly about another person through technology.

I don't know what cyberbullying means.

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7. Do you think there is a difference between bullying and teasing?

I think there is a difference between bullying and teasing.

I think they are basically the same thing.

I don't know.

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8. Do you think there is a difference between bullying and "peer conflict"?

I think there is a difference between bullying and peer conflict.

I think they are basically the same thing.

I don't know.

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9. When someone is bullied, what do you think it means for them to be "resilient"?

A resilient person is someone with a firm personality who does not admit when they are hurting.

A resilient person knows how to avoid mental health counseling.

A resilient person knows how to bounce back from difficult circumstances like bullying.

I don't know what resilient means.

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10. Does your school teach students how to be resilient?

Yes, our school teaches us how to be resilient.

Our school tells us to be resilient, but they don't teach us how.

Our school does not teach us how to be resilient.

I don't know what resilient means.

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11. If you were in a bad mood, do you feel you have at least one trusted adult you could talk to at school?

Yes, I have at least one trusted adult I can talk to at school.

I'm not sure.

I do not have a trusted adult I can talk to at school.

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12. Does your school have a "positive culture" where students feel safe and accepted?

Yes, our school has a very positive culture where students feel safe and accepted.

Most of the time our school has a positive culture.

Our school has a somewhat negative culture.

Our school has a very negative culture.

I don't know what positive culture means.

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13. When someone sees bullying happen, what do you think it means for them to be an "up-stander"?

An up-stander is someone who speaks up against bullying in a positive way.

An up-stander is someone who stands up against bullying by breaking up physical fights.

An up-stander is someone who stands up at important events.

I don't know what it means to be an up-stander.

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14. When you see bullying at school, how often are you an up-stander?

Most of the time I try to be an up-stander.

Sometimes I try to be an up-stander.

I try not to get involved.

I don't see bullying happening at our school.

I don't know what "bullying" or "up-stander" means.

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15. When you see cyberbullying, how often are you an up-stander?

Most of the time I try to be an up-stander.

Sometimes I try to be an up-stander.

I try not to get involved.

I don't see any cyberbullying.

I don't know what "cyberbullying" or "up-stander" means.

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16. Do you get bullied at least three times per month at your school? (This question only includes physical, verbal, and social bullying. It DOES NOT include cyberbullying. We will ask about cyberbullying in the next question.)

Yes, I get bullied at least three times per month at my school.

I get bullied once or twice a month at my school.

I do not get bullied on a regular basis at my school.

I don't know what bullying means.

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17. Do you get cyberbullied at least three times per month by people from your school?

Yes, I get cyberbullied at least three times per month by people from my school.

I get cyberbullied once or twice a month by people from my school.

I do not get cyberbullied on a regular basis by people from my school.

I don't know what cyberbullying means.

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18. Within the last year, have you missed any school days due to bullying or cyberbullying?

Yes. I have missed 1 or 2 days.

Yes. I have missed 3 or 4 days.

Yes. I have missed 5 or more days.

No. I have not missed school in the last year because of any type of bullying.

I don't know what "bullying" or "cyberbullying" means.

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19. Do you feel that bullying is getting worse at your school?

Yes, bullying seems to be getting worse at my school.

I don't see much of a change.

I think it is getting better. We are having less bullying over time.

I don't think we have a bullying problem at our school.

I don't know what bullying means.

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20. Do you feel that cyberbullying is getting worse at your school?

Yes, cyberbullying seems to be getting worse at my school.

I don't see much of a change.

I think it is getting better. We are having less cyberbullying over time.

I don't think we have a cyberbullying problem at our school.

I don't know what cyberbullying means.

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21. Does your school provide a clear way to report bullying and cyberbullying?

Yes, my school provides a clear way to report bullying and cyberbullying.

I'm not sure.

My school does not provide a clear way to report bullying and cyberbullying.

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22. If you are being bullied or cyberbullied, our school really wants to help you! Please report all bullying and cyberbullying (because we can't help if we don't know about it).

If you would like to speak with someone for any reason at all, please leave your full name and your contact information below, and one of our School Counselors or Principals will contact you.

You can also use this field for any comments or suggestions you may have. Or, you can skip this question and press the button below to continue.

THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS are included in the survey after completing the initial No Bullying Schools Program Curriculum, including: the Kickoff Video, 5 Video Lessons, 5 Lesson Plans, Closing Video, and introducing students to the Smartphone App to report any bullying or behavior incidents.

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23. Which of the No Bullying Schools video lessons did you watch at your school? (Select all that you watched.)

Welcome to No Bullying Schools (Kick-Off Video with Tom Thelen)

Video 1: How to Respond to Bullying

Video 2: How to Stop Cyberbullying

Video 3: How to Stop Bullying by Being an Upstander

Video 4: Where Does Bullying Come From?

Video 5: How to Become a No Bullying School

Action Assembly Video (Signing the No Bullying Schools Banner)

I did not watch any of the No Bullying Schools Videos.

I want to skip this question.

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24. Which parts of the No Bullying Schools Program did you find helpful? Select all that you found helpful, or if you found nothing helpful, you can skip this question.

The video lessons.

The classroom discussions and activities.

The posters.

The assemblies.

The banner signing.

The “Report Bullying” Smartphone App.

I want to skip this question.

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25. Select the statement that is true for you:

Signing my name on the No Bullying Schools Banner was meaningful to me.

Signing my name on the No Bullying Schools Banner was NOT MEANINGFUL to me.

I chose not to sign my name on the No Bullying Schools Banner.

I don’t remember anyone asking me to sign the No Bullying Schools Banner.

I want to skip this question.

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26. Select the statement that is true for you:

No Bullying Schools taught me to talk with a trusted adult if I am going through a hard time.

No Bullying Schools DID NOT teach me to talk with a trusted adult.

I want to skip this question.

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27. Select the statement that is true for you:

No Bullying Schools taught me how to speak up against bullying in a positive way.

No Bullying Schools DID NOT teach me how to speak up against bullying in a positive way.

I want to skip this question.

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28. Select the statement that is true for you:

No Bullying Schools taught me the difference between bullying and teasing.

No Bullying Schools DID NOT teach me the difference between bullying and teasing.

I want to skip this question.

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29. Select the statement that is true for you:

No Bullying Schools taught me how to be resilient.

No Bullying Schools DID NOT teach me how to be resilient.

I want to skip this question.

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30. Select the statement that is true for you:

I think the “Report Bullying” App is a good way to report bullying or cyberbullying.

I think the “Report Bullying” App is NOT a good way to report bullying or cyberbullying.

I want to skip this question.

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31. Select the statement that is true for you:

No Bullying Schools taught our school how to have a more positive culture.

No Bullying Schools DID NOT teach our school how to have a more positive culture.

I want to skip this question.

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32. Do you have any comments or feedback about the No Bullying Schools Program? You can add your comments below, or you can skip this question and click the button below to continue.

When you are ready, press the button below to SUBMIT YOUR ANSWERS.

Thank you!

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1. Please tell us a little about yourself.Remember: your answers are anonymous, and your name will never be shared.How old are you?

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2. What grade are you in?

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3. What is your race or ethnicity?

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4. What is your gender?

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5. Which statement below do you feel would be the official definition of bullying from StopBullying.gov?

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6. Which statement below do you feel is the best definition of cyberbullying?

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7. Do you think there is a difference between bullying and teasing?

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8. Do you think there is a difference between bullying and "peer conflict"?

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9. When someone is bullied, what do you think it means for them to be "resilient"?

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10. Does your school teach students how to be resilient?

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11. If you were in a bad mood, do you feel you have at least one trusted adult you could talk to at school?

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12. Does your school have a "positive culture" where students feel safe and accepted?

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13. When someone sees bullying happen, what do you think it means for them to be an "up-stander"?

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14. When you see bullying at school, how often are you an up-stander?

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15. When you see cyberbullying, how often are you an up-stander?

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16. Do you get bullied at least three times per month at your school? (This question only includes physical, verbal, and social bullying. It DOES NOT include cyberbullying. We will ask about cyberbullying in the next question.)

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17. Do you get cyberbullied at least three times per month by people from your school?

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18. Within the last year, have you missed any school days due to bullying or cyberbullying?

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19. Do you feel that bullying is getting worse at your school?

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20. Do you feel that cyberbullying is getting worse at your school?

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21. Does your school provide a clear way to report bullying and cyberbullying?

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23. Which of the No Bullying Schools video lessons did you watch at your school? (Select all that you watched.)

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24. Which parts of the No Bullying Schools Program did you find helpful? Select all that you found helpful, or if you found nothing helpful, you can skip this question.

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25. Select the statement that is true for you:

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32. Do you have any comments or feedback about the No Bullying Schools Program? You can add your comments below, or you can skip this question and click the button below to continue.

1. Please tell us a little about yourself.

Remember: your answers are anonymous, and your name will never be shared.

How old are you?