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The Woodstock Academy 2022 Families Survey (Fall)

Thank you for taking the time to complete this survey.  The results help us make The Academy a better place.
When you answer this survey, think about all your experiences and you children's experiences in their classes. Please answer honestly.  Your answers are anonymous.  
This survey is optional. You may skip individual questions and still submit the survey. 
1.Where are you from?
2.What was the first language you learned?
3.What is your race or ethnicity? (Please check all that apply).
4.Gender: How do you identify? Select all that apply.
5.If you and/or your family associate with or practice a particular religion, please indicate below (choose all that apply)
6.Please choose one answer for each question.
Strongly Disagree
Disagree
Agree
Strongly Agree
N/A
This school is a place where people care about one another.
I feel that my child really belongs in this school and classrooms.
My child's teachers really care about them and are concerned when they are absent.
This school feels like a big happy family.
My child's classrooms feel like happy families.
My child feels like I am an important part of their classrooms.
I feel like my child is important part of their school.
My child's teachers encourage them to join clubs and activities in the school and community.
My child's teachers encourage my child to develop their interests and talents.
The school has a large number of clubs and activities that my child can participate in.
The school encourages my child to explore all sorts of career opportunities after high school.
I feel like everyone at school encourages my child to stay in school, graduate, and go on to college or training.
My child feels supported and respected in school and classrooms.
7.Please choose one answer for each question.
Strongly Disagree
Disagree
Neither Agree nor Disagree
Agree
Strongly Agree 
I have heard of students being physically hurt at school more than once by other students (for example, pushed, slapped, punched, or beaten up).
There are groups of students in this school who exclude others and make them feel bad for not being a part of the group.
Students at this school will try to stop students from insulting or making fun of others.
Students in the school respect each other's differences (for example, gender, race, culture, disability, sexual orientation, learning differences, etc.).
8.Please choose one answer for each question.
None of the time
Some of the time
Most of the time
All of the time
My child like to come to school each day.
I feel the students in this school are friendly.
My child feels physically safe at school.
I feel comfortable sharing my thoughts and ideas at this school.
My child feels their peers treat them fairly.
My child feels emotionally safe at this school.
I feel there are trusted adults in the school who my child can go to for help.
My child's trip to and from school is a positive/safe experience.
My child is involved in extracurricular activities such as athletics, clubs, activities, or school committees.
9.My child has been treated unfairly at school because of their (please check all that apply)
10.I have seen or heard others treated unfairly at school because of their (please check all that apply)
11.I am familiar with and can define the following terms:
Strongly Disagree
Disagree
Agree
Strongly Agree
N/A
Diversity
Equity
Inclusion
Racism
Privilege
Bias
Microaggressions
Cultural Appropriation
Cultural Awareness
12.In own words, please define or give an example of the following terms as best as you can.
13.I feel that there is an area of the school that is not safe.
14.Our school mission is "The Woodstock Academy prepares all students by providing diverse opportunities through a rigorous curriculum and a variety of programs in order to cultivate the necessary skills to become lifelong learners and global citizens."

Please answer the following questions about the school's mission statement.
Strongly Disagree
Disagree
Agree
Strongly Agree
N/A
The school's mission is clear and well publicized.
The school's mission is matched by what is actually happening in the program and the school does what it says it does.
15.The following is the Equity and Inclusion Statement from the Woodstock Academy Board of Trustees: “The diversity of our student body, our community, and our staff are a significant strength of The Academy that should be fostered. Educational equity benefits all students and our entire community. The Academy’s goal is to establish a framework for the elimination of bias, particularly racism and cultural bias, as factors affecting student achievement and learning experiences, and to promote learning and work environments that welcome, respect and value diversity.”

Please answer the following questions about the school's equity and inclusion statement.
Strongly Disagree
Disagree
Agree
Strongly Agree
N/A
The school's equity and inclusion statement is clear and well publicized.
The school's equity and inclusion statement is matched by what is actually happening in the program and the school does what it says it does.
16.Please choose the best answer to each question.
Strongly Disagree
Disagree
Agree
Strongly Agree
N/A
The school engages in a variety of experiences that reflect the multicultural nature of society.
The school actively takes into consideration my child's individual needs, learning style, and characteristics by providing developmentally appropriate programs and activities to help my child achieve their potential.
I feel safe at the school.
The school is a safe, clean, well-organized place that nurtures learning and mutual respect among students and teachers.
The school has sufficient DEI resources to meet my needs.
17.The Academy's strengths are
18.The Academy's areas for improvement are
19.If you have any other comments about diversity, equity, and inclusion at The Woodstock Academy, please write them.