Results from Family-School Relationships Survey

Results from the annual Family-School Relationships Survey are now available. The survey results allow us to measure year-over-year trends for your school and the district to ensure we are best serving you and your child. Evaluating how well we are doing is central to living out our strengths and goals in our strategic plan, ELEVATE. 

See the 2024-25 Results

Click “Adams 12 Five Star Schools” to see district-wide results or select your school from the “58 Schools” dropdown menu to see results for your specific school. 

Key takeaways
Results from the Family-School Relationships Survey this year show that we continue to grow as a district in serving you and your children. 

• More families report a positive school climate. We are pleased to see a 7 percent increase in the "School Climate" category, which reflects positive perceptions of our school's social and learning environment. Growth in all areas indicates that families perceive a strong and respectful atmosphere, students enjoy coming to school, and respect among students, staff, and families is notably high. These positive results help us achieve our district-wide goal of fostering a positive climate and culture.
• The District Environment category increased by 6 points since the last survey. We saw an 11 percent increase in families feeling more empowered to speak up and advocate for their students. Other notable areas of improvement with a 9 percent increase each include families feeling empowered to assist with their student’s learning and interacting with school and district leaders to provide vision and direction for schools and the district. Click here to learn more about opportunities to be involved.
• 47% of families said they feel students can easily get help if they're being bullied. This is an improvement of 3 percent from last year, and the district will continue to explore ways to provide clearer communication about support systems and how schools respond to bullying.