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4 Cycle Advance Questionnaire - Parents Frequency Distribution Report BELLE HIGH, MARIES CO. R-II School District In what grade is your child? PRt1 Frequency Percent 9TH 10TH 11TH 12TH 17 35 23 18 18.28 37.63 24.73 19.35 1 Frequency Missing = 1 My child is a: girl, boy prt2 Frequency Percent Boy Girl 39 52 42.86 57.14 Frequency Missing = 3 What is your relationship to the child? prt3 Frequency Percent MOTHER...

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4 Cycle Advance Questionnaire - Parents Frequency Distribution Report BELLE HIGH, MARIES CO. R-II School District In what grade is your child? PRt1 Frequency Percent 9TH 10TH 11TH 12TH 17 35 23 18 18.28 37.63 24.73 19.35 1 Frequency Missing = 1 My child is a: girl, boy prt2 Frequency Percent Boy Girl 39 52 42.86 57.14 Frequency Missing = 3 What is your relationship to the child? prt3 Frequency Percent MOTHER FATHER STEPMOTHER GRANDMOTHER OTHER RELATIVE UNRELATED 65 21 1 2 1 1 71.43 23.08 1.10 2.20 1.10 1.10 Frequency Missing = 3 How many adults in your household work outside the home for pay? prt4 Frequency Percent NONE 1 2 3 OR MORE 4 39 47 2 4.35 42.39 51.09 2.17 Frequency Missing = 2 Data Collected in Fall, 2008 Tables Generated May 27, 2009 Cycle 4 Advance Questionnaire - Parents Frequency Distribution Report BELLE HIGH, MARIES CO. R-II School District How many years have you lived in this school district? prt5 Frequency Percent UNDER 5 YRS 5 - 10 YRS 11 - 15 YRS OVER 15 YRS 13 14 9 57 13.98 15.05 9.68 61.29 2 Frequency Missing = 1 How many hours of television does your child usually watch each day? prt6 Frequency Percent 1 HR OR LESS 2 HRS 3 HRS 4 HRS 5 HRS 6 + HRS 25 46 11 4 3 3 27.17 50.00 11.96 4.35 3.26 3.26 Frequency Missing = 2 Which best describes your household? prt7 Frequency Percent SINGLE PARENT 2 PRT HSHLD-M/F 2 PRT HSHLD-STEP OTHER 22 53 14 4 23.66 56.99 15.05 4.30 Frequency Missing = 1 Which best describes you? prt8 Frequency Percent WHITE (N-HISPC) AFR. AMERICAN (N-HISPC) AMERICAN INDIAN 89 1 2 96.74 1.09 2.17 Frequency Missing = 2 Data Collected in Fall, 2008 Tables Generated May 27, 2009 Cycle 4 Advance Questionnaire - Parents Frequency Distribution Report BELLE HIGH, MARIES CO. R-II School District How many children in your household are under 18 years old? prt9 Frequency Percent NONE 1 2 3 4 3 30 35 19 5 3.26 32.61 38.04 20.65 5.43 3 Frequency Missing = 2 Gifted/Talented Program prt10a Frequency Percent NO YES 83 11 88.30 11.70 Career-Technical Education prt10b Frequency Percent NO YES 80 14 85.11 14.89 Special Education prt10c Frequency Percent NO YES 85 9 90.43 9.57 English Language Learners prt10d Frequency Percent NO 94 100.00 Data Collected in Fall, 2008 Tables Generated May 27, 2009 Cycle 4 Advance Questionnaire - Parents Frequency Distribution Report BELLE HIGH, MARIES CO. R-II School District Which category best describes your age? prt11 Frequency Percent UNDER 30 30 - 39 40 - 49 50 - 59 60 OR OVER 2 33 43 10 3 2.20 36.26 47.25 10.99 3.30 4 Frequency Missing = 3 What one thing is likely to take the largest share of your child's time in the year after high school? prt12 Frequency Percent WORKING FULLTIME 2 YR COLL/TECH 4 YR COLLEGE MILITARY OTHER 5 25 50 6 5 5.49 27.47 54.95 6.59 5.49 Frequency Missing = 3 Which best describes your level of education? prt13 Frequency Percent ELEM. SCHOOL SOME HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL GRAD SOME COLLEGE COLLEGE GRADUATE GRADUATE SCHOOL 1 9 23 26 24 9 1.09 9.78 25.00 28.26 26.09 9.78 Frequency Missing = 2 Data Collected in Fall, 2008 Tables Generated May 27, 2009 Cycle 4 Advance Questionnaire - Parents Frequency Distribution Report BELLE HIGH, MARIES CO. R-II School District Which category best describes the total annual income of your household? prt14 Frequency Percent UNDER $ 10,000 10,000 - 19,999 20,000 - 29,999 30,000 - 39,999 40,000 - 49,999 50,000 - 59,999 60,000 - 69,999 OVER $70,000 6 7 5 16 14 22 5 13 6.82 7.95 5.68 18.18 15.91 25.00 5.68 14.77 5 Frequency Missing = 6 Which of the following best describes your child's grades so far in school? prt15 Frequency Percent MOSTLY A HALF A & B MOSTLY B HALF B & C MOSTLY C HALF C & D BELOW D GRADE NOT GIVEN 40 26 8 10 5 2 1 1 43.01 27.96 8.60 10.75 5.38 2.15 1.08 1.08 Frequency Missing = 1 Would you say that public schools in this community have improved from five years ago, gotten worse, or stayed the same? prt16 Frequency Percent IMPROVED GOTTEN WORSE STAYED THE SAME 25 17 48 27.78 18.89 53.33 Frequency Missing = 4 Data Collected in Fall, 2008 Tables Generated May 27, 2009 Cycle 4 Advance Questionnaire - Parents Frequency Distribution Report BELLE HIGH, MARIES CO. R-II School District How much time does your child spend on homework each day? prt17 Frequency Percent DOESNT HAVE ANY 1/2 HR OR LESS 1 HR 2 HRS MORE THAN 2 HRS 5 26 44 7 11 5.38 27.96 47.31 7.53 11.83 6 Frequency Missing = 1 How many hours a day does your child spend playing on the computer or with video games? prt18 Frequency Percent 1 HR OR LESS 2 HRS 3 HRS 68 14 7 76.40 15.73 7.87 Frequency Missing = 5 Talked to your child's teacher. PRT19a Frequency Percent NEVER ONCE/TWICE 3-5 TIMES 5-10 TIMES 11+ TIMES 14 32 21 9 17 15.05 34.41 22.58 9.68 18.28 Frequency Missing = 1 Data Collected in Fall, 2008 Tables Generated May 27, 2009 Cycle 4 Advance Questionnaire - Parents Frequency Distribution Report BELLE HIGH, MARIES CO. R-II School District Gone to an open house at school. PRT19b Frequency Percent NEVER ONCE/TWICE 3-5 TIMES 5-10 TIMES 11+ TIMES 22 56 6 5 2 24.18 61.54 6.59 5.49 2.20 7 Frequency Missing = 3 Attended parent/teacher meetings. PRT19c Frequency Percent NEVER ONCE/TWICE 3-5 TIMES 5-10 TIMES 11+ TIMES 17 55 15 3 3 18.28 59.14 16.13 3.23 3.23 Frequency Missing = 1 Visited the school on your own. PRT19d Frequency Percent NEVER ONCE/TWICE 3-5 TIMES 5-10 TIMES 11+ TIMES 22 29 20 5 17 23.66 31.18 21.51 5.38 18.28 Frequency Missing = 1 Data Collected in Fall, 2008 Tables Generated May 27, 2009 Cycle 4 Advance Questionnaire - Parents Frequency Distribution Report BELLE HIGH, MARIES CO. R-II School District Helped with school activities. PRT19e Frequency Percent NEVER ONCE/TWICE 3-5 TIMES 5-10 TIMES 11+ TIMES 32 26 17 6 11 34.78 28.26 18.48 6.52 11.96 8 Frequency Missing = 2 Students are often given the grades A, B, C, D, and F to denote the quality of their work. If the public schools in this community were graded the same way, what grade would you give them--A, B, C, D, prt20 Frequency Percent A B C D F DONT KNOW 2 19 46 16 4 7 2.13 20.21 48.94 17.02 4.26 7.45 How much time does your child spend reading at home each day? prt21 Frequency Percent no time at 10-15 all mins 20-30 mins about one hour 2 hours or more 10 14 34 25 10 10.75 15.05 36.56 26.88 10.75 Frequency Missing = 1 Data Collected in Fall, 2008 Tables Generated May 27, 2009 Cycle 4 Advance Questionnaire - Parents Frequency Distribution Report BELLE HIGH, MARIES CO. R-II School District I know the first name of 5 or more of my child's closest friends. prt22a Frequency Percent NO YES 5 86 5.49 94.51 9 Frequency Missing = 3 I know the parents of 5 or more of my child's closest friends. prt22b Frequency Percent NO YES 21 70 23.08 76.92 Frequency Missing = 3 I enforce family rules about how many hours my child can watch TV, or play video/computer games. prt22c Frequency Percent NO YES 27 64 29.67 70.33 Frequency Missing = 3 I enforce family rules about doing homework. prt22d Frequency Percent NO YES 8 83 8.79 91.21 Frequency Missing = 3 Data Collected in Fall, 2008 Tables Generated May 27, 2009 Cycle 4 Advance Questionnaire - Parents Frequency Distribution Report BELLE HIGH, MARIES CO. R-II School District My child has access to the internet at home. prt22e Frequency Percent NO YES 26 67 27.96 72.04 10 Frequency Missing = 1 Talk with your child about his/her experiences in school. prt23a Frequency Percent NOT AT ALL RARELY OCCASIONALLY REGULARLY 2 3 14 75 2.13 3.19 14.89 79.79 Talk with your child about his/her plans for high school classes prt23b Frequency Percent NOT AT ALL RARELY OCCASIONALLY REGULARLY 4 3 24 62 4.30 3.23 25.81 66.67 Frequency Missing = 1 Talk with your child about his/her plans for after high school. prt23c Frequency Percent NOT AT ALL RARELY OCCASIONALLY REGULARLY 3 1 20 70 3.19 1.06 21.28 74.47 Data Collected in Fall, 2008 Tables Generated May 27, 2009 Cycle 4 Advance Questionnaire - Parents Frequency Distribution Report BELLE HIGH, MARIES CO. R-II School District Is your child covered by some kind of family medical insurance? prt24 Frequency Percent YES-VIA EMPLOYER YES-VIA OTHER YES-VIA MEDICAID NO MED INS 60 6 17 7 66.67 6.67 18.89 7.78 11 Frequency Missing = 4 Strongly Agree Question 25 - The school recognizes the accomplishments of my child. 26 - My child's opinions are valued by teachers and administrators. 27 - My child's school promotes an environment of mutual respect among students. 28 - My involvement in my child's education has improved his/her achievement. 29 - Parents are asked for input about school decisions 30 - Our school has a program that teaches and reinforces student self-discipline and responsibility. 31 - My school has clear procedures for handling school emergencies. 32 - There are students from my child's school that belong to street gangs. 33 - The school values and respects differences among students and their famillies. 34 - Effective assistance is provided for children having difficulty in school. 35 - The way they teach at this school works well for my child. 36 - My child is given a fair chance to succeed at school. 37 - My child likes attending this school. 38 - I can talk with my child's teachers or principal whenever I need. 39 - I know how well my child is doing in class. 40 - I feel my child is safe at school. 41 - I receive information about the educational services available to my child at school. Agree N Pct. Neutral N Pct. Disagree N 18 22 10 2 31 18 8 32 9 14 19 10 5 3 9 7 20 Strongly Disagree N 1 6 10 0 15 7 2 23 12 6 5 2 5 3 3 3 8 N 10 4 7 35 4 4 18 3 7 6 12 14 23 25 25 21 10 Pct. 10.8 4.3 7.9 38.5 4.4 4.4 19.8 3.3 7.8 6.6 13.2 15.2 25.6 27.5 27.5 23.1 11.1 Pct. 19.4 23.9 11.2 2.2 34.1 19.8 8.8 35.2 10.0 15.4 20.9 10.9 5.6 3.3 9.9 7.7 22.2 Number Pct. Missing 1.1 6.5 11.2 0.0 16.5 7.7 2.2 25.3 13.3 6.6 5.5 2.2 5.6 3.3 3.3 3.3 8.9 1 2 5 3 3 3 3 3 4 3 3 2 4 3 3 3...

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