School Mental Health Practices Survey: Childhood-Trauma Learning Collaborative Fall 2020
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1.
What is your gender?
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Female
Male
Non-binary
Other (please specify)
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2.
What is your race?
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White or Caucasian
Black or African American
Hispanic or Latino
Asian or Asian American
American Indian or Alaska Native
Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander
Another race
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3.
What is your ethnicity? (Please select all that apply.)
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Hispanic or Latinx
Non-Hispanic or Latinx
Other (please specify)
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4.
Do you identify with any of the following roles?
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District Administrator
School Administrator
General Classroom Educator
Specialized Educator (e.g., music, art)
Special Education Teacher
School-based Mental Health Provider
Community Organization or Agency-based Mental Health Provider
Parent
Other (please specify)
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5.
What grade level(s) do you work with?
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Early Childhood (Birth to 5 years old)
Elementary School (Pre-K/K to 5th grade)
Middle School (6-8 grade)
High School (9-12 grade)
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6.
How would you describe your school community
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Rural
Suburban
Urban
Other (please specify)
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7.
About how many students does your school/district serve?
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8.
Does your school/district have a school/districtwide social emotional learning program?
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Yes
No
I'm not sure
9.
If yes, which social emotional learning program do you use?
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10.
Does your school/district have a school/districtwide mindfulness program?
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Yes
No
I'm not sure
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If yes, which mindfulness program(s) does your school/district use?
12.
Are the mindfulness programs offered in your school/district for staff, students, or both?
Only staff
Only students
Staff and students
We don't have a mindfulness program
I'm not sure
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13.
What type of instruction has your school provided at this point in the 2020-2021 school year?
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Only in-person instruction
A hybrid model of in-person and online instruction
Only online instruction
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14.
How did COVID-19 impact the mental health and well-being of your school community?
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15.
Have staff at your school become more interested in and/or began using social emotional learning more frequently since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic?
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Yes
No
I'm not sure
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16.
Have staff-student connections become a more important part of your school culture since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic?
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Yes
No
I'm not sure
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17.
How do you feel about the relationships staff have with students now compared to the Fall 2019 semester?
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Relationships have improved
Relationships have changed, but they are neither better nor worse
Relationships have not changed
Other (please specify)
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18.
How do you feel about the relationships students have with each other now compared to the Fall 2019 semester?
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Relationships have improved
Relationships have changed, but they are neither better nor worse
Relationships have not changed
Relationships have gotten worse
Other (please specify)
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19.
How do you feel about the relationships parents have with the school/staff now compared to the Fall 2019 semester?
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Relationships have improved
Relationships have changed, but they are neither better nor worse
Relationships have not changed
Relationships have gotten worse
Other (please specify)
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20.
Has racial equity and justice been a topic that staff and/or students have been discussing since the start of the 2020-2021 school year?
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Yes
No
I'm not sure
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If yes, who is this led by?
District
School
Individual educator(s)
Other (please specify)
22.
If no, does your district/school have a plan to address racial equity in 2021?
Yes
No
I'm not sure
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23.
How do you feel school/district leadership handled staff and student mental health concerns before the COVID-19 pandemic?
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Very well
Good
Not great
Terrible
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24.
How do you feel school/district leadership handled staff and student mental health concerns during the COVID-19 pandemic?
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Very well
Good
Not great
Terrible
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25.
What were staff’s biggest concerns at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic?
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Basic needs like food, shelter, clothing, and physical/emotional safety of most at-risk students
Physical/medical safety in the school setting - proper PPE available, ability to distance, proper ventilation, proper cleaning procedures, proper CDC protocols being followed by staff and students, timely exposure notifications, etc.
Academic slide
Staff mental health
Student mental health
Special needs students not getting appropriate services
Community spread of the virus
Other (please specify)
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26.
What are staff’s biggest concerns now?
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Basic needs like food, shelter, clothing, and physical/emotional safety of most at-risk students
Physical/medical safety in the school setting - proper PPE available, ability to distance, proper ventilation, proper cleaning procedures, proper CDC protocols being followed by staff and students, timely exposure notifications, etc.
Academic slide
Staff mental health
Student mental health
Special needs students not getting appropriate services
Community spread of the virus
Other (please specify)
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27.
How did leadership and/or staff navigate challenges related to students they could not connect with at any point during the pandemic?
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28.
What are families' biggest concerns now?
(Required.)
Basic needs like food, shelter, clothing, and physical/emotional safety of most at-risk students
Physical/medical safety in the school setting - proper PPE available, ability to distance, proper ventilation, proper cleaning procedures, proper CDC protocols being followed by staff and students, timely exposure notifications, etc.
Staff mental health
Student mental health
Special needs students not getting appropriate services
Community spread of the virus
Other (please specify)
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29.
Did state leadership provide needed resources to adequately respond to the challenges of COVID-19 in your school/district?
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Yes
No
I'm not sure
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30.
Did district/school leadership provide needed resources to adequately respond to the challenges of COVID-19 in your school/district?
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Yes
No
I'm not sure
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31.
What tools/resources do you need to support staff and student mental health?
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32.
In what ways do mental health concerns show up in your classroom?
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33.
Do teachers feel that student mental health is their responsibility?
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Yes
No
I'm not sure
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34.
Do you feel like you are doing what you can to address student mental health?
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Yes
No
I'm not sure
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35.
Do you feel like teachers in your school are doing what they can to address student mental health?
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Yes
No
I'm not sure
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36.
Do you feel like administrators in your school are doing what they can to address student mental health?
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Yes
No
I'm not sure
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If district/school administrators are giving you the necessary tools to support student mental health, what tools, strategies, and supports have been most effective?
Current Progress,
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