Nonacademic Tests, Questionnaires, Surveys and Exams include questions about personal and private attitudes, values and beliefs, as well as practices of the student, parents, guardians, family members, associates, friends and/or peers. When administering Nonacademic Tests, Questionnaires, Surveys and Exams,

USD 462 will:

• Notify the parent in writing no more than four months before administration of the Nonacademic Tests, Questionnaires, Surveys and Exams (NTQSE).

• Include a copy of the NTQSE; describe how the parent provides written consent; provide the name of the company or entity; and explain how the data will be used.

• The parent must “opt-in” with consent in writing or electronic signature for each NTQSE.

• The student may “opt-out” of the NTQSE, and must be informed of this right.

• Post a copy of the NTQSE on the school district website.

Kansas Communities that Care Survey (KCTC)

• USD 462 gives the core survey and the suicide/depression and the family domain optional modules of the KCTC.

• The KCTC is taken by the 6th, 8th, 10th and 12th grade students statewide. This survey is a valuable tool to help us under

• This valuable tool helps us understand challenges students face, and how they behave, feel, and think about problem behaviors, like substance use.

• Student insight helps inform prevention program planning and applications for grants designed to help students succeed.

• It is completely anonymous. Students aren’t asked for any information that could identify them.

• It is voluntary. Your child may decline to participate in the survey or skip questions they don’t want to answer.

• View full Guardian Informed Consent here: kctcdata.org/guardian-informed-consent.

• Annual participation is important, as it helps determine effectiveness of previous efforts and inform program changes.

• View the survey at kctcdata.org/studentsurvey. Contact the School Counselor, Alisha Miller, at amiller@usd462.org to learn which survey questions our district will administer.

Survey provided by Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services, Behavioral Health Services Commission, and administered by Greenbush - The Education Service Center, Research and Evaluation.

Central Jr/Sr High School - Leader in Me, Measurable Results Assessment (MRA)

Link For MRA Information & Possible Survey Questions

Link for Leader in Me Measurable Results Survey for Community Patrons to Take. (Available in April 2024)