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Georgia School Climate Survey now open online for parents
Share thoughts about your child's school by Jan. 31
school climate survey

Parents and guardians in Bulloch County are invited to share their thoughts about their child’s school by taking a short, anonymous survey online before Jan. 31.

Known as the Georgia School Climate Survey, it is conducted annually by the Georgia Department of Education, according to a release from the school district. The results help Bulloch County Schools and its 15 schools guide any school improvement efforts.
Every individual parent or guardian of an enrolled student is welcome to complete a survey for each school where they have a child; however, if they have two children who attend the same school, each parent would only take that school's survey once. The unique survey links for each school are provided at bullochschools.org/climatesurvey. Each survey page includes the school's name to help participants ensure they provide responses for the correct school.
The Georgia Climate Survey, along with the Georgia Student Health Survey II and the Georgia School Personnel Survey, which the school district also is conducting, gives parents, students and school system employees an opportunity to offer feedback about the safety and their satisfaction with local schools.
The 22-question survey takes about 15 minutes to complete, and it is available in both English and Spanish. Survey responses are anonymous and are submitted directly to the Georgia Department of Education.

Anyone wishing to fill out the survey but who does not have access to the Internet, may request to use a computer kiosk at their child’s school.
According to the release, results from the surveys will become part of the Climate Star Ratings for each Bulloch school, and they will be reported as part of the 2025-2026 College and Career Ready Performance Index.
For more information or assistance with the survey, contact your school's family engagement specialist or the school district's Federal Programs Department at (912) 212-8555.