Supportive Programs for High School Students - education professionals edition

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The results will provide insight needed about career-prep programs at the high school level.
The questions are geared towards adults education professionals.

Respond based on information about the high school you work(ed) at.

Please read carefully. Some questions and responses are lengthy, but it is necessary for context.

What is / was your area of work at the school you are reporting on? *

I was a teacher at the high school

I was a non instructional employee of the high school or managing company

I was an administrator at the high school

Select your current status. *

I currently am or have experience working within a school system

I selected the wrong survey. I am exiting the survey

What type of high school are you reporting on? *

Privately owned and operated (in person or online)

Charter school (in person or online)

Public school (in person or online)

home-school (in person or online)

What years did you work at the school *

Currently employed through 2022-2

Between 2012 - 2022

Between 2001 - 2011

Between 1990 - 2000

Before 1990

Country the high school is located in. Spell out full country name. Please spell correctly and do not use abbreviations. *

Do you feel the school provided sufficient academic support at school? Academic support is defined as: Academic supports are programs and strategies that are used by schools to increase the academic achievement of students. Examples are: tutoring sessions, supplemental courses, summer learning experiences, after-school programs, teacher advisors, and volunteer mentors, as well as alternative ways of grouping, counseling, and instructing students. *

Yes, my school offers superior academic support through special programs, partnerships with organization, supplemental courses, summer opportunities, tutoring, and academic coaching

Yes, my school offers good academic support through tutoring, special programs or partnerships with organizations, and academic coaching

No, I do not think my school offers adequate academic support based on the examples and definitions above

I have a mixed response that I need to explain furthur in the next question.

If you have a response about academic support that was not in the multiple choice options in the previous questions, then add your response below. Write N/A if you do not have a response. *

Select the area(s) of academic support that have been most useful to students at the high school. Select as many as you like. *

Media support: Research, technology, and project resources

Traditional course knowledge and skills support: academic coach, tutoring and test prep, innovative approaches to daily teaching and learning methods.

Special programs: dual enrollment offered on site, industry certification courses, 21st century after-school program, other programs not mentioned.

Clubs that support academic achievement: NHS, Student Government, FTA, Key Club, Creative Writing, Mathletes, any club that directly corresponds to science, ELA, Math, or social studies content.

Career-prep courses: courses, clubs, or programs that provide apprenticeship at companies and real-world application of knowledge and skills off-site

Required

Does your school have a course or club for students to gain real-world experience similar to job experience? ( not just offering certification of skills or knowledge taught exclusively on school site.) *

Yes

Do you think your school would benefit from a program that teaches in-demand career-driven skills and provides an opportunity for work experience? *

Yes

Do you see any issues with a program offering the chance for internships based on performance in the program? *

Yes

If you perceive or have experienced an issue in a program like this please explain below. Write N/A if you do not have a response. *

Did you want a way to gain experience related to your chosen career or life path BEFORE having to choose a degree program of study for college? *

Yes

Did you change your mind about your career choice AFTER already starting a specific degree program? *

Yes

For those who answered the previous question. What was the reason related to for your degree change? *

Lack of knowledge about realities of career choice

Other personal challenges unrelated to career or degree program

Finances

Learned about opportunities that better suited my goals and interests

Conflict of interest between personal and family desires

N/A - I did not make any changes

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