Feedback For Souhegan High Advisory Parents

Souhegan High School wants to hear from you.

The advisors at Souhegan High School are asking for candid feedback on their performance with students. Fill out this survey before the end of the month and return it to your child's advisor. 

This survey was based on a document called the “Advisor’s Conscience” which outlines an advisor’s responsibilities. 

If you have any questions, contact Lisa Kent at LKent@sprise.com. 

On a scale of 1-5, 1 being “totally disagree” and 5 being “strongly agree”, please read the following statements and give feedback to the advisory:

1. My child’s advisor establishes a plan for advisory both long term and daily.

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2. My child’s advisor provides a mix of fun and academic activities.
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3. The advisory has set norms, reviews them and is held to them.
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4. The advisor attempts to know my student on a personal level.
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5. The advisor helps set personal goals and goals for our advisory.
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6. The advisor contacts home via e-mail or phone calls to keep us informed about important school related information.
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7. The advisor e-mails me to check in or to touch base.
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8. The advisor plans activities with other advisories to foster connections and improve school climate.
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9. The advisor brings in Guidance to assist with information regarding transcripts, college searches, self esteem, etc.
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10. The advisor provides community service opportunities for the group.
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11. The advisor has met with my student one on one.
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12. The advisor fosters discussion on school wide issues.
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13. The advisor shows concern about academic success by advocating and communicating with teachers, reviewing progress reports/ report cards, and supporting projects (Division I Exhibition/PGP/Sr. Proj).
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14. Overall, I am pleased with my child’s advisory experience.
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