CalSCHLS Surveys
Mountain View fifth and seventh grade students will be participating in the California Healthy Kids Survey. This is a comprehensive youth health risk and resilience data tool for schools. The survey is developed by WestEd, a non-profit educational research agency, under contract with the California Department of Education. You will receive a letter containing more detailed information during Parent/Teacher conferences, October 23 - 27, 2023. The survey is administered online and is anonymous. No names will be attached to any surveys and the information is used for analysis only under strict confidentiality controls.
Students will be taking the survey at a date and time determined by their teacher during the survey window of February 6-8, 2024.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact your school principal or Skip Elder, Director, Academic Support Programs at (909) 947-2205 or you may mail him at [email protected].
PREVIEW OF CA HEALTHY KID SURVEY
Click on the survey titles below to preview the student survey questions:
CHKS PARENT LETTERS
Click on the parent letter for your child's grade level to view or download and print:
CHKS PARENT SURVEY
Parents may access the California School Parent Survey by clicking on the links below. Please take the survey under the school of your oldest child in Mountain View School District. You do not need to repeat the survey for each school that your children attend, but you are welcome to do so if you choose.
This is an anonymous survey. It is designed so that no one can be identified from the data. You do not have to respond to any questions you feel could be used to identify you personally. Simply skip any such questions.
All questions apply to the school indicated only.
23-24 Survey window was January 16 - February 16, 2024.
CHKS SCHOOL STAFF SURVEY
Mountain View School District staff members may access the California School Staff Survey by clicking the link below that correlates with the school site at which you work. The purpose of this survey is to obtain staff perceptions on a variety of areas as they relate to student well-being and learning.
This is an anonymous survey. It is designed so that participating staff cannot be identified from the data. You do not have to answer any questions that you feel could be used to identify you. Simply skip any such questions.
All questions apply to your school site only.
23-24 Survey window was January 16 - February 16, 2024.