Tolland

TMS Parent Survey

Please complete this survey. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call Principal

Uriano@ 860-870-6860 extension 1. 

VERIFICATION CODE: 

Please rate the following questions as Strongly Agree,  Agree,  Disagree, or  Strongly Disagree

1. In my child's school, there are clear rules against physically hurting other people (for example,

hitting, pushing, or tripping).

2. I have seen students at my child's school being physically hurt by other students more than once

(for example, pushed, slapped, punched, or beaten up).

3. There are groups of students in the school who exclude others and make them feel bad for not

being a part of the group.

7. I am familiar with the core values and beliefs adopted by my son’s / daughter’s school.

Strongly Agree  Agree  Disagree  Strongly Disagree

8. The school’s core values, beliefs, and learning expectations are referenced at parent meeting/conferences.

9. The curriculum provides my son/daughter with opportunities to achieve the school’s learning expectations.

10. My son/daughter is developing problem-solving and higher order thinking skills.

11. My son/daughter has been provided with the materials needed for each class (textbooks,

computers, equipment, and supplies).

12. Co-curricular programs are adequately funded. 

13. My son’s/daughter’s teachers emphasize inquiry, problem solving and higher order thinking.

14. Teachers provide additional support to my son/daughter when needed.

15. My son’s/daughter’s teachers provide timely and corrective feedback to assist him/her in

revising and improving assignments.

16. Teachers use a variety of methods to assess my son’s/daughter’s learning (e.g., tests, oral presentations, reports, research papers/projects, etc.).

17. The school provides a safe, positive, respectful, and supportive school culture.

18. The school encourages students to take responsibility for their learning.

19. The school provides information about available student support services (guidance,

library/media, health, and special education) to all families.

20. The school’s physical plant is conducive to education.