Impact for Families

Increase families’ school connection and develop the knowledge and skills of families to support the education of their children. 

During the 2022-23 school year, the program used family event surveys to collect feedback on the following topics: overall satisfaction with the event, how the event helped the parent/family member feel connected to their child and the larger school/community.  

Below are the survey results collected during the 2022-23 school year. As mentioned previously, these results are separated by survey instrument (Survey A or Survey B).  

Survey A results: 

• 97% of family survey respondents (n=85) indicated that family events helped them learn something new about their students’ school. 
• 98% of family survey respondents (n=85) indicated that family events helped equip them with knowledge to support their students’ success. 
• 93% of family survey respondents (n=82) indicated that family events helped connect them to their child(ren)’s school. 
• 98% of family survey respondents (n=84) indicated that family events helped connect them to their child(ren)’s education. 
• 97% of family survey respondents (n=85) indicated that they would like to see identical or similar events in the coming years. 

Survey B results: 

• 88% of family survey respondents (n=91) indicated that they learned new information that is helpful to their child or family. 
• 83% of family survey respondents (n=85) indicated that they feel more prepared to help their child succeed in school. 
• 93% of family survey respondents (n=94) indicated that they would like to see similar topics in the future. 

Based on results yielded in Survey A, the 21st CCLC sites are exceeding the 95% satisfaction rate benchmark on four of the five survey items. Survey B results fall slightly short of the 95% satisfaction rate; however, given that this survey instrument is not up-to-date, these results should be interpreted with caution.