By Associated Press - Tuesday, April 8, 2014

OXFORD, Miss. (AP) - Some students in the Oxford school district will be asked to take a survey on the quality of the learning environment at their schools.

Authorities tell WTVA-TV (https://bit.ly/Oz4iw9 ) that participation by the district’s sixth, eighth and 10th graders will be voluntary.

The survey, called the Pride Survey, asks questions based on teacher-student relationships, school safety, student engagement, bullying and drug and alcohol use. Responses are to be submitted anonymously.



District officials say parents can view a copy of the survey at the principal’s office of their child’s school.

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Information from: WTVA-TV, https://www.wtva.com

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