Schools
Anonymous Survey On Bullying Given To Students
Behavioral survey given to students as a way to measure bullying, violence, alcohol, and drug use.
To help maintain an element of safety and health education at the North Country Road Middle School, the principal Matt Clark sent a letter home to parents letting them know he would be conducting an anonymous student survey pertaining to “bullying, violence, alcohol, and drug use.”
“To gather this information, we have chosen Pride Surveys questionnaire. Pride Surveys has over 30 years of experience surveying students in school systems across the U.S. Survey procedures have been developed to protect your child’s privacy and allow for anonymous participation,” said Clark in the letter.
“The Miller Place school district has given the survey to our grade 6 – 12 students every 3 or 4 years since 1995… A copy of the survey we will use will be available in the Principal’s office for your review, and a summary of the information gathered will be shared with parents when the results are obtained.
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