Association of Alaska School Boards School Climate and Connectedness Survey

Constructs
  • Elementary Students (Grades 3-5) – Caring others; Social and emotional learning

  • Middle/High Students (Grades 6-12) – Respectful climate; School safety; Parent and community involvement; Student involvement; High expectations; Caring adults; Peer climate; Social and emotional learning; Student delinquent behaviors; Student drug and alcohol use

  • Staff – School leadership and involvement; Staff attitudes; Student involvement; Respectful climate; School safety; Parent and community involvement; Student delinquent behaviors; Student drug and alcohol use

Respondents
Students and staff
Grade Level
3-5; 6-12
Cost
Free
Reports
  • American Institutes for Research. (2016). Alaska School Climate and Connectedness Survey: 2016 Statewide Report. Washington, DC: Author. Retrieved from https://aasb.org/wp-content/uploads/SCCS-2016-Statewide-Report-7Nov.pdf
  • Kendziora, K., & Spier, E. (2016). Memo regarding the Alaska School Climate and Connectedness survey. Unpublished.
  • American Institutes for Research. (2011). Alaska Initiative for Community Engagement Evaluation Instrument Summary. Washington, DC.
  • Kendziora, K., Forster, H., Colombi, G., & Fitzgerald, J. (2008). Memo regarding Cognitive Laboratory Results. Unpublished.
  • Kendziora, K. (2018). Student Self-Report of Social and Emotional Competencies. Unpublished.
Survey Instruments

The Association of Alaska School Boards owns the copyright to this survey. For more information on SCCS, contact Jenni Lefing at jlefing©aasb.org. Survey instruments are available in English. 

Survey Level
K-12
Survey Data
Non-federal

This is one of the K-12 Surveys listed in the School Climate Survey Compendium.

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