21st Century Community Learning Center Questionnaire- Parent Survey ENG

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The 21st Century Community Learning Centers program supports the creation of community learning centers that provide academic enrichment opportunities during non-school hours for children, such as before school, afterschool, holidays and summers. The Chamber Foundation's Workforce Development Center is developing a proposal for this five-year grant. The program will be beneficial for students providing a safe and fun place to be for those after-school hours when parents might still be working. This survey has been designed to gather information from parents about after-school hours options for their children. This data will be utilized as the school district has the opportunity to submit a new application for grant funding for the after-school hours program.

My child(ren) currently attends:

Elementary School

Middle School

High school

What school does your child(ren) currently attend?

I believe a community center located within my school district that can provide various activities to youth during non-school hours (before school, after school, summer, and weekends) is important to student success.

Strongly Disagree

Strongly Agree

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I believe more programming should be offered to students before school, after school, during the summer, and on weekends?

Strongly Disagree

Strongly Agree

Clear selection

I believe families of students should have the opportunity to use the community center to engage in activities during non-school hours.

Strongly Disagree

Strongly Agree

Clear selection

Which type of programming are you most likely to have your child(ren) attend? You can pick more than one.

Before School

After School

During the summer

Weekends

Holidays

I believe the following activities should be offered to children in my district: (check all that apply)

Job and internship opportunities

Work Readiness workshops and trainings

Career Exploration; including college prep, trade school, and apprenticeship opportunities

STEM activities; Technology, 3D printing, computer-aided design, robotics, drones, aviation

Academic support such as tutoring services

English Language Learner program

Drop-out prevention program

Creative art programs

Physical and wellness activities

Financial literacy; bank accounts, credit/debit cards, saving for a car.

Mentoring program that incorporates a diverse set of activities

Activities that engage my family

Other:

What type of activities/programs are you most likely to utilize at the community center?

Computer/Technology classes

Family centered activities

Financial literacy workshops

Parent support groups

Volunteer opportunities

English as a Second Language or High School Equivalency Programs

Continuing education opportunities such as non-credit/credit courses and microcredentials

Career guidance such as resume support, career counseling, and job opportunities

Other:

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