Survey Results

Find all survey results at this link. 
http://inclineschools.org/index.php/home/60-general/1580-wcsd-survey-results

What respondents said was highly important:
Number one - AP                                79%   (only 31% said the IBDP was highly important)
Science K-8                                              71%   (only 28% said the MYP was highly important)
P.E. at the elementary level      69%   (only 27% said the PYP was highly important)

The most common answer about IB at all three levels, elementary, middle, and high school was NOT IMPORTANT.

The results do not show overwhelming support for IB.

The Advanced Placement (AP) program
Not Important                        1%
Relatively Unimportant           3%
Moderately Important           16%
Highly Important                  79%

Emphasis on science at the elementary and middle school levels
Not Important                       1%
Relatively Unimportant          2%
Moderately Important           26%
Highly Important                  71%

Physical education classes at the elementary level
Not Important                       4%
Relatively Unimportant          5%
Moderately Important           21%
Highly Important                  69%

The IB Diploma Program at Incline High School
Not Important                      38%
Relatively Unimportant         11%
Moderately Important           19%
Highly Important                  31%

The IB Middle Years Program at Incline Middle School
Not Important                      34%
Relatively Unimportant         13%
Moderately Important           23%
Highly Important                  28%

The IB Primary Years Program at Incline Elementary School
Not Important                      33%
Relatively Unimportant         16%
Moderately Important           23%
Highly Important                  27%

 

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  • 3/29/2011 1:44 AM Lisa wrote:
    Be careful, Eppy. Sleezebag Morrison will try to take the combination of "moderately" and "highly" important and combine them to exceed "not important" and "relatively unimportant".

    I wonder why something is "moderately" important but "relatively" unimportant. What's the difference between those two categories?

    I agree with focusing on the stronger yes/no opinions.
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    1. 3/29/2011 5:06 AM Father of Four wrote:
      Lisa,

      This survey was designed for a desired outcome, one which supports IB. But the results prove parents are divided on IB. On each IB question the most common answer was not important followed by highly important. This is just the opposite of the bell shape curve Mr. Morrison predicted.

      With the huge budget cuts NV is facing the only way our schools will improve is if we all come together. We will not come together if IB stays on the table.
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