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Student Voice Survey

This week I am working on making sure I am really understanding what my students need.  I decided to take this week to survey the students and try to get a true picture about what they like about Guidance, what they need from Guidance, and essentially their overall outlook on school and how they fit.  Unlike other "minute meetings" I couldn't pull each kid individually, so I did this with the whole class. I'm excited to share my results with you, but thought I'd share the survey in case you'd like to try it out.  Enjoy!

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