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Parent Survey on Reopening Schools
As we begin to plan for what Fall 2020 will look like, your feedback and input is valued and needed. this situation is very complex and difficult to create a plan that is best for everyone while also adhering to health guidance and keeping everyone safe. We are watching, listening, asking lots of questions and considering many options for the fall. We need parent input to make sure we are considering your opinions and thoughts. Please complete the survey below so our reopening team can consider all opinions and ideas.
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During March-June of 2020, I had children in the following grade levels (mark all that apply).
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K5 - 1st Grade
2nd - 3rd Grade
4th- 5th Grade
6th- 8th Grade
I did not have any students at Lead during March-June 2020
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During March-June 2020, did you have reliable internet access?
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Yes
No
Do you currently have reliable internet access?
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Yes
No
Please respond to the next few questions for each grade range of students you had during March-June 2020 at Lead Academy. If you did not have a student or students in that grade range, please leave those questions blank.
On average, how much time did your K5-1st grade students spend daily on distance learning (assignments given by the school, do not include any assignments you added as a parent) during the school shutdown? If you did not have any K5-1st students, skip this question.
Less than 1 hour per day
Between 1-2 hours per day
Between 2-3 hours per day
Between 3-4 hours per day
4 or more hours per day
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On average, how much time did your 2nd-3rd grade students spend daily on distance learning (assignments given by the school, do not include any assignments you added as a parent) during the school shutdown? If you did not have any 2nd-3rd students, skip this question.
Less than 1 hour per day
Between 1-2 hours per day
Between 2-3 hours per day
Between 3-4 hours per day
4 or more hours per day
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On average, how much time did your 4th-5th grade students spend daily on distance learning (assignments given by the school, do not include any assignments you added as a parent) during the school shutdown? If you did not have any 4th-5th students, skip this question.
Less than 1 hour per day
Between 1-2 hours per day
Between 2-3 hours per day
Between 3-4 hours per day
4 or more hours per day
Clear selection
On average, how much time did your 6th-8th grade students spend daily on distance learning (assignments given by the school, do not include any assignments you added as a parent) during the school shutdown? If you did not have any 6th-8th students, skip this question.
Less than 1 hour per day
Between 1-2 hours per day
Between 2-3 hours per day
Between 3-4 hours per day
4 or more hours per day
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If your child(ren) did not complete any or most distance learning lessons during the school shutdown, which of the following best describes the reason he/she/they did not complete them? (If they completed most of their work, skip this question)
We did not have internet access and were unable to pick up the paper work packets
My child refused to do the work
I did not know what my child needed to complete
Between work and home duties, I did not have the time to monitor my child's school work
The lessons were too long or difficult to understand
Directions were not clear
Other:
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Regarding distance learning, please check all that apply to your family.
All my children's teachers were very responsive to our needs/questions during distance learning
Most of my children's teachers were very responsive to our needs/questions during distance learning
My children's teachers were not responsive to our needs/questions during distance learning
My children's school issued chromebook (if applicable) worked well during distance learning
My children's school issued chromebook (if applicable) malfunctioned or was not reliable during distance learning
My child/children received ESOL or special education services during distance learning
My child/children usually receive ESOL or special education services but did not receive any during distance learning
If there is no widely available vaccine for COVID-19 by August, will you allow your child/children to return to in-person (at school) instruction this fall?
Yes, I will without a doubt have my child return to school
No, I will without doubt have my child stay home
Unsure (depends on cases of COVID closer to the start of school)
Clear selection
If you answered NO or UNSURE, on the previous question, would you allow your student to participate in distance learning through Lead Academy?
Yes
No
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If you answered NO or UNSURE to the previous question, would you allow your child to return to school if students are required to wear masks, practice social distancing, and observe other procedures?
Yes, if precautions are in place, my child(ren) will return to in-person learning at school
No, even with precautions in place my child(ren) will not return to in person learning
Still unsure
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If social distancing is required or recommended, it will be difficult to have 100% of students on campus at one time during the fall. In the event that 100% school attendance for a regular day is not possible, please indicate your level of support for the options below
Strongly Support
Support
Nuetral
Oppose
Strongly Oppose
If 100% attendance is not possible, we should just continue with distance learning at home 100% of the day until conditions improve.
Half of students attend in the morning and the other half attend in the afternoon and complete distance learning while at home.
Half of students attend school two days per week with the other half attending two days per week. Students will complete distance learning at home the other days.
Some students attend school one day per week and complete distance learning at home the other 4 days.
Strongly Support
Support
Nuetral
Oppose
Strongly Oppose
If 100% attendance is not possible, we should just continue with distance learning at home 100% of the day until conditions improve.
Half of students attend in the morning and the other half attend in the afternoon and complete distance learning while at home.
Half of students attend school two days per week with the other half attending two days per week. Students will complete distance learning at home the other days.
Some students attend school one day per week and complete distance learning at home the other 4 days.
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If Lead Academy is unable to return to full-time in-person instruction, do you have childcare options or the ability to work from home the days your child is not in school?
Yes
No, if school is not in session, I will be unable to work
Unsure
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Do you support 100% distance learning during the three weeks between Thanksgiving and Winter Break since it is a high-travel time?
Yes
No
Unsure
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This question comes from Gears Youth Services (Our after school providers). If a fee for this service was required, in the event of virtual instruction occurring at home, would you be interested in paying for the following services?
I would pay a fee for a two-hour session of online small group homework assistance for three days per week from Gears Youth Services outside and beyond what Lead provides.
I would pay a fee for a one hour session of online one-to-one tutoring for two days per week with a teacher follow up on Fridays.
I would be interested in both options
I would not be interested in either option.
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Other feedback, concerns, ideas, questions. Please share any and all feedback, ideas, questions that were not covered in this survey. The more info we have, the better decisions we can make. Please be as specific and detailed as possible.
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