Parent Involvement Survey - Families

 

All school districts and charter schools are required to annually administer the nine-question State Performance Plan, Indicator 8: Parent Involvement Survey to all parents of students with an Individualized Education Program (IEP).

 

Contact your child’s teacher for survey instructions and login code.

Sample Family Instruction Letter

Preview the Survey

Take The Survey

 

The Parent Involvement Survey is open until May 31, 2021!

 

The ESS survey coordinator and Raising Special Kids family support specialist discuss the importance of the Parent Involvement Survey. Watch this video to learn how the survey can strengthen home/school partnerships to improve educational outcomes.    

 

Tips to strengthen parent/teacher partnerships for student success.

 

Parent Involvement Survey Contact Information

Parent Involvement Survey Coordinator

Becky Raabe

(928) 637-1871

 

Page revised 1/19/21

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