ECHS Parent School Climate Survey
Liz Smith
Parent School Climate Survey, 2011-12
El Cerrito High
Dear ECHS Parents,
Recently a copy of the Parent School Climate Survey was mailed to your home. Completing this survey and returning it to the ECHS main office will help us in our work to improve school culture and climate. It is an opportunity to communicate your perceptions about fundamental learning supports and barriers at this school.
If you would prefer to complete the survey online, please scroll below for a url and log-in information. If you have already completed the print survey, thank you. You do NOT need to complete both formats.
The purpose of this survey is to obtain parent perceptions of student behavior and attitudes, school programs and policies, and the overall school climate as they relate to student well-being and learning. It deals with such issues as truancy, safety, harassment, substance use, school connectedness, and learning supports. The survey is a companion to the California Healthy Kids Survey (CHKS), and the California School Climate Survey (CSCS) for staff.
Your participation is voluntary. It is also very important. The information you provide will help guide district and school efforts to promote safety, enhance learning supports, improve student achievement, and reduce health risks that stand as barriers to learning.
· This is an anonymous survey. It is designed so that no one can be identified from the data. You do not have to respond to any questions that you feel could be used to identify you. Simply skip any such questions.
· All questions apply to this school only.
· The results are for the use of your district. CDE/CHKS will preserve data confidentiality and refer any data requests to the district.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR ACCESSING THE SURVEY
Access the login page for the survey using the following URL:
Use the following login (all numbers) and password (all lower case letters) and click the Login button:
Login: 0732941
Password: nfhsbxd
Thank you for taking this important survey.
Sincerely,
Curt Douglas
ECHS Safe and Supportive Schools Grant Coordinator