Long Beach : District Surveying Parents for Opinions About Schools
The Long Beach Unified School District is conducting a telephone survey to measure parent satisfaction with its schools.
The survey began Monday and will continue through Aug. 14. School officials are calling selected homes between 5:30 and 9:30 p.m. and conducting brief interviews in the parent’s primary language.
The questions have been designed to help teachers and administrators pinpoint problems and improve communication with parents, school officials said. Survey results will be analyzed and presented to teachers and administrators in late August to help them prepare for the school year.
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