Evaluating the DC Opportunity Scholarship Program After the 2017 Reauthorization

Evaluating the DC Opportunity Scholarship Program After the 2017 Reauthorization

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Evaluating the DC Opportunity Scholarship Program After the 2017 Reauthorization

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OMB Supporting Statement Evaluation of the DC OSP After the 2017 Reauthorization

Appendix D-1 Student Applicant Survey

Information for Reviewers

This study team for the Evaluation of the D.C. Opportunity Scholarship Program (OSP) will administer this Student Survey to collect data on students’ experiences with the OSP. This document includes proposed survey items, their sources, and programming logic for online administration. Reviewers should take note of the following:


Respondent samples and survey timing

The study team will administer this:

  • Student Applicant Survey to: OSP-eligible students who apply for an OSP scholarship for the 2021-22 school year. When students receive the survey invitation in the spring of 2022, they may or may not have used an OSP scholarship to enroll in a DC private school.


Formatting guide

This document uses the following conventions:

[ALL CAPS]

Indicates programming logic that respondents will not see but which drive survey skip patterns and auto-filled parameters.

Source:

Indicates the original source of the item and notes any study-related adaptations.


Definitions

The survey uses the following variables:


VARIABLE

Definition

CHILD_FNAME

The first name of the student that had an application submitted for an OSP scholarship.

REF_DATE

A common month and year for survey respondents to use when answering questions about “current” or past school enrollment, applications, etc. For example, “February, 2022”.

CURRENT_SCHL

The school where student is enrolled as of REF_DATE based on survey response.

OCTOBER_YR1_SCHL

The school where student is enrolled as of October 2021 based on survey response.

ELEM_SCH

Response to this variable is set to YES, if the student is in an elementary school grade at the time of the survey and NO if the student is not in an elementary school grade.

MIDL_SCH

Response to this variable is set to YES, if the student is in a middle school grade at the time of the survey and NO if the student is not in a middle school grade.

HIGH_SCH

Response to this variable is set to YES, if the student is in a high school grade at the time of the survey and NO if the student is not in a high school grade.

SCH_NAME

Sample variable. Lists name of each school in DC (traditional or charter public, private) for use in dropdown menus.

SCHL_ADDRESS

Sample variable. Lists street address of each school in DC (traditional or charter public, private) to confirm school selection made in dropdown menu.

SCH_TYPE

Sample variable. Indicates if CURRENT_SCHL is a public or private school.

OSP_USER_CURR

Response is set to YES, if CURRENT_SCHL is an OSP school and NO otherwise.

OSP_USER_OCT

Response is set to YES, if OCTOBER_YR1_SCHL is an OSP school and NO otherwise.

TRANSFER

Response is set to YES, if OCTOBER_YR1_SCHL is a different school than CURRENT_SCHL and NO otherwise.




Survey item sources


DC OSP Education Study Elementary School Student Questionnaire, Spring 2013. Fielded as part of Dynarski, Rui, Webber, and Gutmann, Evaluation of the DC Opportunity Scholarship Program: Impacts Two Years After Students Applied (NCEE 2018-4010). Washington, DC: National Center for Education Evaluation and Regional Assistance, Institute of Education Sciences, U.S. Department of Education. Retrieved from https://www.reginfo.gov/public/do/DownloadDocument?objectID=57177901


DC OSP Education Study Middle School Student Questionnaire, Spring 2013. Fielded as part of Dynarski, Rui, Webber, and Gutmann, Evaluation of the DC Opportunity Scholarship Program: Impacts Two Years After Students Applied (NCEE 2018-4010). Washington, DC: National Center for Education Evaluation and Regional Assistance, Institute of Education Sciences, U.S. Department of Education. Retrieved from https://www.reginfo.gov/public/do/DownloadDocument?objectID=57178001


DC OSP Education Study High School Student Questionnaire, Spring 2013. Fielded as part of Dynarski, Rui, Webber, and Gutmann, Evaluation of the DC Opportunity Scholarship Program: Impacts Two Years After Students Applied (NCEE 2018-4010). Washington, DC: National Center for Education Evaluation and Regional Assistance, Institute of Education Sciences, U.S. Department of Education. Retrieved from https://www.reginfo.gov/public/do/DownloadDocument?objectID=57178101


DC OSP Education Study Parent Questionnaire, Spring 2013. Fielded as part of Dynarski, Rui, Webber, and Gutmann, Evaluation of the DC Opportunity Scholarship Program: Impacts Two Years After Students Applied (NCEE 2018-4010). Washington, DC: National Center for Education Evaluation and Regional Assistance, Institute of Education Sciences, U.S. Department of Education. Retrieved from https://www.reginfo.gov/public/do/DownloadDocument?objectID=57178801


National Center for Education Statistics (2017). ED School Climate Surveys (Parent Survey). Washington, DC: U.S. Department of Education. Retrieved from https://safesupportivelearning.ed.gov/sites/default/files/EDSCLS_Questionnaires_112017.pdf


National Center for Education Statistics (2017). ED School Climate Surveys (Student Survey). Washington, DC: U.S. Department of Education. Retrieved from https://safesupportivelearning.ed.gov/sites/default/files/EDSCLS_Questionnaires_112017.pdf


U.S. Census Bureau (2019). National Survey of Children’s Health. Retrieved from https://www.census.gov/content/dam/Census/programs-surveys/nsch/tech-documentation/questionnaires/2019/NSCH-T3.pdf


Welcome Text and Assent to Participate

DC Opportunity Scholarship Program:

Student Survey, Spring 2022



WELCOME

This survey is part of a study about the DC Opportunity Scholarship Program (OSP). The OSP provides scholarships to help DC families pay for private school. The U.S. Department of Education is sponsoring this study and has hired Abt Associates and other researchers to carry out the study.


We think that you and your family applied for an OSP scholarship so you could attend private school this year. We would like to hear how the school year is going for you. Your answers are important even if you are not attending private school this school year.


ASSENT

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Your responses to this survey are important to the study.

We are asking you to complete a short survey about your experiences in your school.

The survey should take about 15 minutes to complete.




This survey is voluntary and you may choose to not answer a question or to stop the survey at any point. There are no right or wrong answers to the questions. Your answers will not be shared with anyone at your school, anyone at the OSP program, or anyone other than the study team. Your name will not be used in any reports the study team writes.

Your parent/guardian has been given information about this study and has agreed that you can take this survey if you would like. We know your time is valuable and we thank you for your participation in this survey! If you complete the survey, we will give you a $10 electronic gift card that you can use like cash either online or by phone.



By pressing the continue button you agree to participate in this survey.



Continue

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Information collected for this study comes under the confidentiality and data protection requirements of the Institute of Education Sciences (The Education Sciences Reform Act of 2002, Title I, Part E, Section 183). Per the policies and procedures required by the Education Sciences Reform Act of 2002, Title I, Part E, Section 183, responses to this data collection will be used only for statistical purposes. The reports prepared for this study will summarize findings across the sample and will not associate responses with a specific program, district or individual. Any willful disclosure of such information for non-statistical purposes, except as required by law, is a class E felony.


Paperwork Burden Statement: According to the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, no persons are required to respond to a collection of information unless such collection displays a valid OMB control number. The valid OMB control number for this information collection is xxxx-xxxx. Public reporting burden for this collection is estimated to average 15 minutes per response, including the time to review instructions, search existing data resources, gather the data needed, and complete and review the information collection. The obligation to respond to this collection is voluntary. If you have comments or concerns regarding the status of your individual submission of this form, application or survey, please contact (National Center for Education Evaluation/Institute of Education Sciences U.S. Department of Education, 555 New Jersey Avenue, SW Room 502i, Washington, DC 20208) directly. (Note: Please do not return the completed instrument, form, application or survey to this address.)




About your school

Most of the questions on this survey asks about your current school and how you feel about it.

First, we have some questions about the school you are attending and your current grade.


1. As of [REF_DATE], what school are you attending?


School name: [Begin typing, then select your school].


Select your school above, or mark one of the following:

  • I am home-schooled

  • I am attending a school that is outside of DC or outside of the U.S.

  • I am currently not attending school


Source: New

POPULATE DROPDOWN WITH LIST FROM SCH_NAME SAMPLE VARIABLE.

AFTER RESPONDENT CLICKS NEXT CONFIRM ENTRY: “Just to confirm, you said you are attending [1_SCHL] at [SCHL_ADDRESS]. Is that correct?” IF Y, CONTINUE, IF N, REPEAT 1.

IF “I am home-schooled,” THEN LET CURRENT_SCHL = “home-schooled”

IF “…a school that is not in DC,” THEN LET CURRENT_SCHL = “your current school

IF MISSING AFTER SOFT PROMPT, THEN LET 1_MFLAG=1 AND CURRENT_SCHL = “your current school

ELSE LET CURRENT_SCHL=1_SCHL (SELECTION MADE)

IF CURRENT _SCHL=PRIVATE SCHOOL THEN SET SCH_TYPE=PRIVATE

IF CURRENT _SCHL=PUBLIC SCHOOL THEN SET SCH_TYPE=PUBLIC

ALL ELSE THEN SET SCH_TYPE=MISSING

If CURRENT_SCHL = OSP SCHOOL THEN OSP_USER_CURR = YES, ELSE SET OSP_USER_CURR = NO



2. What grade are you in this year (2021-2022)?


  • 4th grade

  • 7th grade

  • 10th grade

  • 5th grade

  • 8th grade

  • 11th grade

  • 6th grade

  • 9th grade

  • 12th grade




Source: New

IF 2= “4th grade” or “5th grade” THEN SET ELEM_SCH=YES, MIDL_SCHL=NO, HIGH_SCHL=NO

IF 2= “6th grade”, “7th grade”, or “8th grade” THEN SET ELEM_SCH=NO, MIDL_SCH=YES, HIGH_SCHL=NO

IF 2= “9th grade”, “10th grade”, “11th grade”, or “12th grade” THEN SET ELEM_SCH=NO, MIDL_SCHL=NO, HIGH_SCH=YES

IF ELEM_SCH = YES AND CURRENT_SCHL = “I am currently not attending school” OR “home-schooled” SKIP TO END





[INTRO_3] IF ELEM_SCH=YES THEN SKIP TO [INTRO_6]

ELSE DISPLAY: Next, we’d like to know where you were attending school this fall – that is, in October 2021.


IF CURRENT_SCHL=A SCHOOL NAME, GO TO 3a

IF CURRENT_SCHL=“your current school”, GO TO 3b

IF CURRENT_SCHL=”home-schooled”, GO TO 3c

IF CURRENT_SCHL=”currently not attending school”, GO TO 3d


3a. Is [CURRENT_SCHL] the same school you were attending in October 2021?

  • Yes

  • No


Source: New

IF YES, TRANSFER=NO, SKIP TO [INTRO_4/5]

IF NO OR MISSING, TRANSFER=YES, GO TO 3e


3b. Is your current school the same school you were attending in October 2021?

  • Yes

  • No


Source: New

IF YES, TRANSFER=NO, SKIP TO [INTRO_4/5]

IF NO OR MISSING, TRANSFER=YES, GO TO 3e


3c. Were you also home-schooled in October 2021?

  • Yes

  • No


Source: New

IF YES, TRANSFER=NO, SKIP TO SURVEY END

IF NO OR MISSING, TRANSFER=YES, GO TO 3e


3d. Were you also not attending school in October 2021?

  • Yes

  • No


Source: New

IF YES, SKIP TO SURVEY END

IF NO OR MISSING, TRANSFER=YES, GO TO 3e



3e. What school were you attending in October 2021?

School name: [Begin typing, then select your school].


Select your school above, or mark one of the following:

  • I was home-schooled

  • I was attending a school that is outside of DC or outside of the U.S.

  • I was not attending school


Source: New

POPULATE DROPDOWN WITH LIST FROM SCH_NAME SAMPLE VARIABLE.

AFTER RESPONDENT CLICKS NEXT CONFIRM ENTRY: “Just to confirm, you said you are attending [3e_SCHL] at [SCHL_ADDRESS]. Is that correct?” IF Y, CONTINUE, IF N, REPEAT 3e.

IF “I was home-schooled,” THEN OCTOBER_YR1_SCHL = “home-schooled”

IF “…a school that is not in DC,” THEN OCTOBER_YR1_SCHL = “current school not in DC”

IF MISSING AFTER SOFT PROMPT, THEN 3_MFLAG=1 AND OCTOBER_YR1_SCHL = “your current school”

ELSE OCTOBER_YR1_SCHL=3e_SCHL (SELECTION MADE)

If OCTOBER_YR1_SCHL= OSP SCHOOL THEN OSP_USER_OCT = YES, ELSE SET OSP_USER_OCT = NO

IF OCTOBER_YR1_SCHL = “not attending school” or “home-schooled” AND CURRENT_SCHL= “not attending school” or “home-schooled” THEN SKIP TO SURVEY END.



[INTRO_4/5] Now we’d like to understand the school choices you had this year (2021-2022).


IF OCTOBER_YR1_SCHL= A SCHOOL NAME OR “your current school” OR “…a school that is not in DC,” THEN GO TO 4.

IF OCTOBER_YR1_SCHL= “not attending school” OR “home-schooled” THEN GO TO 5


4. Did you have a say in choosing the school you attended in October 2021 (OCTOBER_YR1_SCHL | HIDE IF OCTOBER_YR1_SCHL= “your current school”)?


  • Yes

  • No


Source: New

IF YES, THEN CONTINUE TO 4a

IF NO OR MISSING AND TRANSFER= NO, THEN SKIP TO INTRO_6




4a. Why did you choose [OCTOBER_YR1_SCHL], | HIDE IF OCTOBER_YR1_SCHL= “your current school”] the school you were attending in October 2021? Check all that apply.


    • The school was easy to get to or close to my home

    • The school was located in a neighborhood I liked

    • The school offered transportation to and from school

    • The school was safe

    • The classrooms, playground/athletic fields were nice

    • The school had computers or tablets (e.g. Chromebooks, iPad) for all students

    • Good academics

    • The school offered sports, clubs or activities that I wanted

    • I could be around students who are different from me

    • I could be around students who are like me

    • Time spent on religious education and traditions

    • My family could afford to send me to this school

    • School offered free or affordable breakfast and/or lunch

    • I did not get in to my first choice school

    • Other [TEXTBOX]

    • None of the above


Source: DC OSP Education Parent Questionnaire, Spring 2013, Items 20, adapted

IF “NONE” MARKED THEN NOTHING ELSE EXCEPT FOR OTHER MAY BE MARKED


4b. [DISPLAY IF OSP_USER_OCT=YES AND CURRENT_SCHL= NOT ATTENDING OR HOME-SCHOOL] Why did you stop attending school this school year? Check all that apply.


  • I moved out of the DC

  • I moved within DC

  • I was bullied, threatened, or hurt at school

  • I was unable to participate in a specific sport or other activity I was interested in

My previous school:

  • Asked me to leave/ expelled me

  • Was too far from home or too hard to get to

  • Was located in a neighborhood I didn’t like

  • Did not offer transportation to and from school

  • Was too expensive

  • Did not offer the services I needed for a learning, physical, or developmental disability

or other special needs

  • Did not offer the support I needed for academics

  • Did not offer support I needed for students whose primary language is not English

  • Did not offer the accelerated learning opportunities I wanted

  • Did not offer free or affordable breakfast and/or lunch

  • Other reason, please specify: [TEXTBOX]

  • None of the above


Source: New

IF “NONE” MARKED THEN NOTHING ELSE EXCEPT FOR OTHER MAY BE MARKED



5. [DISPLAY IF TRANSFER= YES AND OSP_USER_OCT=YES OR OSP_USER_CURR=YES OR IF OCTOBER_YR1_SCHL = HOME-SCHOOLED OR NOT ATTENDING] Did you have a say in choosing your current school (CURRENT_SCHL | HIDE IF CURRENT_SCHL= “your current school”) ?


  • Yes

  • No


Source: New

IF YES, THEN SKIP TO 5a

IF NO OR MISSING AND TRANSFER= YES AND OSP_USER_OCT=YES OR OSP_USER_CURR= YES THEN SKIP TO 5b

IF NO OR MISSING AND OCTOBER_YR1_SCHL = HOME-SCHOOLED OR NOT ATTENDING AND OSP_USER_CURR=YES SKIP TO INTRO_6



5a. Why did you choose to attend [CURRENT_SCHL]? Check all that apply.


    • The school is easy to get to or is close to my home

    • The school is located in a neighborhood I like

    • The school offers transportation to and from the school

    • The school is safe

    • The classrooms, playground/athletic fields are nice

    • The school has computers or tablets (e.g. Chromebooks, iPad) for all students

    • Good academics

    • The school offers sports, clubs or activities that I wanted

    • I get to be around students who are different from me

    • I get to be around students who are like me

    • Time spent on religious education and traditions

    • School offers free or affordable breakfast and/or lunch

    • My family could afford to send me to this school

    • I did not get in to my first choice school

    • Other [TEXTBOX]

    • None of the above


Source: DC OSP Education Parent Questionnaire, Spring 2013, Items 20, adapted

IF “NONE” MARKED THEN NOTHING ELSE EXCEPT FOR OTHER MAY BE MARKED




5b. [DISPLAY IF TRANSFER= YES AND OSP_USER_OCT=YES OR OSP_USER_CURR=YES] Why did you switch schools this school year? Check all that apply.


  • I moved out of the DC

  • I moved within DC

  • I was admitted to a school I liked more

  • I wanted to be with friends at another school

  • I was bullied, threatened, or hurt at previous school

  • I was unable to participate in a specific sport or other activity I was interested in

My previous school:

  • Asked me to leave/ expelled me

  • Was too far from home or too hard to get to

  • Was located in a neighborhood I didn’t like

  • Did not offer transportation to and from school

  • Was too expensive

  • Did not offer the services I needed for a learning, physical, or developmental disability

or other special needs

  • Did not offer the support I needed for academics

  • Did not offer the English language support I needed

  • Did not offer the accelerated learning opportunities I wanted

  • Did not offer free or affordable breakfast and/or lunch

  • Other reason, please specify: [TEXTBOX]

  • None of the above


Source: New

IF “NONE” MARKED THEN NOTHING ELSE EXCEPT FOR OTHER MAY BE MARKED


If CURRENT_SCHL_YR1= home-schooled OR not attending THEN SKIP TO [SURVEY END] ELSE GO TO INTRO_6



[INTRO_6] Now we’d like to know more about your current school ([CURRENT_SCHL | HIDE IF CURRENT_SCHL= “your current school”]) and how you feel about it.



6. Do you get tutoring outside of school?


  • Yes

  • No


Source: New

IF OSP_USER_CURR=YES AND 6=YES, CONTINUE TO 6a

ELSE, SKIP TO 7


6a. Do you get tutoring from Serving Our Children?


  • Yes

  • No

  • I don’t know


Source: New


7. During the current school year (2021-2022), have your teachers, school counselors, or other adults in the school…



Yes

No

Helped you with school work before or after school?

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🔾

Helped you with school work on weekends?

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Offered you advice about problems you’re having with friends or family?

🔾

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Provided you with advice when you felt sad, worried, angry, or scared?

🔾

🔾

Provided one on one help to you with your work during class?

🔾

🔾

Given you advice about which classes to take? HIDE IF ELEM_SCHL=YES

🔾

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Helped you think about the kind of job and career you would like to have? HIDE IF ELEM_SCHL=YES

🔾

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Helped you complete college applications? HIDE IF HIGH_SCH=NO

🔾

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Reviewed your college entrance test results and discussed whether you should retake the test? HIDE IF HIGH_SCH=NO

🔾

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Talked with you about your options for life after high school? HIDE IF HIGH_SCH=NO

🔾

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Source: DC OSP Education Study Elementary and Middle School Student Questionnaire, Spring 2013, Items 11, adapted; DC OSP Education Study High School Student Questionnaire, Spring 2013, Items 16, adapted



8. How much do you agree or disagree with these statements about the teachers and other adults at your school?


At my school, there is a teacher or some other adult who...

Agree strongly

Agree

Disagree

Disagree strongly

Listens to me when I have something to say

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🔾

🔾

🔾

Really cares about me

🔾

🔾

🔾

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Believes I will be a success

🔾

🔾

🔾

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Always wants me to do my best

🔾

🔾

🔾

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Notices when I’m not there

🔾

🔾

🔾

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Talks to me about problems I have at home or with my friends

🔾

🔾

🔾

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Motivates me to work hard

🔾

🔾

🔾

🔾

Source: DC OSP Education Study Elementary and Middle School Student Questionnaire, Spring 2013, Items 10



9a. Which categories do you think describe your English teacher? You can pick one or more than one answer.


  • Hispanic or Latino

  • Black or African American

  • Asian

  • White

  • Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander

  • American Indian or Alaskan Native

  • Not sure


9b. Which categories do you think describe your math teacher? You can pick one or more than one answer.


  • Hispanic or Latino

  • Black or African American

  • Asian

  • White

  • Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander

  • American Indian or Alaskan Native

  • Not sure


Source: New



10. How much do you agree or disagree with these statements about your school?



Agree strongly

Agree

Disagree

Disagree strongly

Students are proud to go to this school

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🔾

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Students at this school have a lot of opportunities to learn

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🔾

🔾

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Rules of behavior are fair

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🔾

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People at my school are supportive of each other

🔾

🔾

🔾

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I have friends at my school

🔾

🔾

🔾

🔾

I enjoy going to school

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🔾

🔾

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Students and teachers have respect for other religions and cultures at my school

🔾

🔾

🔾

🔾

Source: DC OSP Education Study Elementary and Middle School Student Questionnaire, Spring 2013, Items 7



11. How much do you agree or disagree with these statements about your school?


At my school, students...

Agree strongly

Agree

Disagree

Disagree strongly

Are disrespectful in class

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🔾

🔾

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Don’t do their homework

🔾

🔾

🔾

🔾

Often make fun of each other

🔾

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🔾

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Often disrupt class

🔾

🔾

🔾

🔾

Often get away with it when they misbehave

🔾

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🔾

Source: DC OSP Education Study Elementary and Middle School Student Questionnaire, Spring 2013, Items 12

12. Think about the kids you hang out with at school. How many of them do the following:



All of them

Some of them

A few of them

None

Swear regularly?

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Make sexist, racist, or homophobic comments?

HIDE IF ELEM_SCHL=YES

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Smoke cigarettes or vape regularly?

HIDE IF ELEM_SCHL=YES

🔾

🔾

🔾

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Drink beer or alcohol regularly?

HIDE IF ELEM_SCHL=YES

🔾

🔾

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Use illegal drugs regularly?

HIDE IF ELEM_SCHL=YES

🔾

🔾

🔾

🔾

Talk about college and career aspirations?

🔾

🔾

🔾

🔾

Talk about classes in school and what they are learning?

🔾

🔾

🔾

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Talk about what could be done to improve the neighborhoods and the city?

🔾

🔾

🔾

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Study hard to get good grades?

🔾

🔾

🔾

🔾

Participate in class?

🔾

🔾

🔾

🔾

Plan to go to college?

HIDE IF ELEM_SCHL=YES

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Have ever dropped out of high school?

HIDE IF HIGH_SCH=NO

🔾

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Have taken the PSAT, SAT, PLAN or ACT?

HIDE IF ELEM_SCHL=YES

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Plan to have a full-time job after graduating high school instead of continuing their education?

HIDE IF HIGH_SCH=NO

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🔾


Source: DC OSP Education Study Elementary School Student Questionnaire, Spring 2013, Item 20, adapted; DC OSP Education Study High School Student Questionnaire, Spring 2013, Item 16, adapted

IF HIGH_SCH=YES CONTINUE TO 13

IF HIGH_SCH=NO SKIP TO 15




13. During this year, have you taken any of the following classes?



Yes

No

Advanced Placement (AP)

International Baccalaureate (IB)

College courses

Source: DC OSP Education Study High School Student Questionnaire, Spring 2013, Items 16, adapted



14. As part of helping you to prepare for life after high school, did your school arrange for you to:



Yes

No

Attend a career day or job fair

Attend a program at, or taken a tour of a college campus

Sit in on or take a college class

Participate in an internship or apprenticeship related to your career goals

Work or volunteer in a job related to your career goals

Search the Internet for college options or read college guides

Source: DC OSP Education Study High School Student Questionnaire, Spring 2013, Items 9, adapted



15. What grades would you give your school for the following?



A

Excellent

B

Good

C

Fair

D

Poor

F

Failing

Condition of classrooms and other spaces (such as library, computer or science labs)

Teachers

Sports or extra-curricular activities

Overall grade

Source: New




16. How strongly do you agree or disagree with the following statements about [CURRENT_SCHL]? Mark one response.


16a. I am safe when I am in the neighborhood around my school:


  • Strongly agree

  • Agree

  • Disagree

  • Strongly disagree


Source: ED School Climate Surveys Student Survey, Item 18, adapted


16b. I am safe when I am traveling to and from my school:


  • Strongly agree

  • Agree

  • Disagree

  • Strongly disagree


Source: ED School Climate Surveys Student Survey, Item 18, adapted



17. Think about the kids you hang out with at school. Did the following events ever happen to you or any of them at school this year?



Never

Once or twice

3 or more times

Had something stolen from their desk, locker, or other place

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Been forced by other kids to give them money or their stuff

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Been offered drugs

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Been physically hurt by another student

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Been threatened with physical harm

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🔾

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Seen anyone with a real or toy gun, knife or other dangerous weapon at school

🔾

🔾

🔾

Been bullied at school

🔾

🔾

🔾

Been called a bad name

🔾

🔾

🔾


Source: DC OSP Education Study Elementary and Middle School Student Questionnaire, Spring 2013, adapted Items 9



18. Overall, how safe do you feel your school is?


  • Very safe

  • Somewhat safe

  • Not safe


Source: DC OSP Education Study Middle School Student Questionnaire, Spring 2013, Items 8


GO TO SURVEY END







SURVEY END

THANK YOU! Your survey is complete. Let’s confirm your address to make sure you get a $10 electronic gift card as a token of our appreciation. Our records show that your email address is:


[EMAIL]


Is this where you would like to receive your electronic gift card?

  • Yes

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