Parent Survey -- Perkins V

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Emanuel County Schools strives to provide Career, Technical, and Agricultural Education (CTAE) programs that give students skills that help prepare them for their future. Your feedback on this survey will help foster a plan for implementing CTAE over the next four years. Thank you for your feedback!

What is your name? (Parent)

What are your child's plans after graduation?

Work

Technical College

Two-year College (Associate's Degree)

Four-year College (Bachelor's Degree or higher)

Military

Other:

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Do you believe your child received adequate "Career Counseling" during high school?

Yes

Other:

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How could Emanuel County Schools better prepare your child for a career after high school?

Did your child participate in Work-based Learning while in high school?

Yes

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If you answered "no" to the Work-based Learning question above, why didn't your child participate in Work-based learning while in high school?

Did your child participate in Dual Enrollment while in high school?

Yes

Other:

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If your child participated in Dual Enrollment, how was the experience?

If you answered "no" to the dual enrollment question above. Why didn't your child participate in Dual Enrollment?

Currently, the pathways offered in Emanuel County Schools are listed below. Do you feel there is a pathway (that would lead to a career) that isn't offered at high school that you think should be offered? If yes, what pathway?

What student organizations (not athletics) was your child a member of? Check all that apply.

BETA

CTI

FBLA

FCCLA

FFA

TSA

21st Century Leaders

4-H

Student Council

Spanish Club

My child did not participate in student organizations

Other:

If your student did not participate in a student organization during high school, what was the reason?

Do you feel there are barriers that keep students from joining student organizations? If yes, what are the barriers?

How could Emanuel County Schools remove those barriers?

Computer science develops students’ computational and critical thinking skills and shows them how to create new technologies. It encompasses “the study of computers and algorithmic processes, including their principles, their hardware and software designs, their applications, and their impact on society.”----------------------------------------------------------Do you feel Computer Science should be offered as a pathway in high school?

Yes

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Southeastern Technical College provides several low-cost programs that prepare students for high-wage, high-skill jobs. Did your child consider attending Southeastern Technical College after high school?

Yes

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If you answered "no" to the Southeastern Technical College question above, why?

What can Emanuel County Schools and Southeastern Technical College do to better align courses/programs between high school and the technical college to workforce? In other words, how can we create a pipeline of highly-skilled workers?

How can Emanuel County Schools and Southeastern Technical College expand opportunities for Dual Enrollment for all students?

What programs should Southeastern Technical College develop to align with workforce/career needs?

Special populations are defined below. How can Emanuel County Schools and Southeastern Technical College provide equal access for special populations to career and technical education courses, pathways, and programs of study?

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