Parent Survey Results

    Teaching is a collective art, and this survey has been created in an effort to bring anecdotal information to educators. We designed this survey to draw out details that will inform educators and take us into space that might be uncomfortable yet also helpful. 
  
Periodically we will update this section of our blog with new survey question results.

Here is the first piece of feedback from community members on their own personal education experiences and what their children have experienced.


    This information will help us know what our next steps ought to be. This information will help us take situations more seriously, which in turn will help us identify with all students, and will help us honor all students. 

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