School Climate is evident in the perceptions and feelings students have about their school and their role in it...they way they feel about being at their school. School climate plays a crucial factor in educational outcomes.
Factors that contribute to perceptions of School Climate include...
Safety
Teacher and staff support.
Teacher and staff accessibility.
Teacher and staff concern and helpfulness.
Discipline.
Trust and respect.
Peer interactions.
Tolerance for diversity.
Self-esteem and recognition.
Sense of belonging.
The Comprehensive School Climate Survey explores students' attitudes, perceptions and experiences in all of these crucial dimensions.
The "CS2" pays detailed attention to the areas of safetyand bullying. Environments that support learning require students feeling safe going to, from and in their schools. Bullying is very detrimental to students' sense of safety. It can interfere with their social and emotional development, as well as their school performance.
Use the CS2 to assess where your School Climate and Bully-Proofing programs stand now. Conduct the survey annually to track your school's progress. Contact us at 734-662-5700 or info@studentsurveys.org for more information.
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REGISTER NOW to be considered for inclusion in our 2009 national School Climate survey. If your school is selected, it will receive our Comprehensive School Climate Survey absolutely FREE.
