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ents said the school’s cafeteria failed to provide an “orderly and attractive setting for lunch.”
Other points of parents’ emphasis highlighted by the survey include:
— Three-quarters of the parents responding said students “get along well with others.”
— Eighty-five percent said the high school teaches students to respect themselves.
— Nearly one-third of parents said the school fails to involve the community in “developing and revising plans for school improvement. ”
— ’early 80 percent of parents said tne school makes good use of volu' ei services by parents and citizen.
— Nearly three-quarters of parents said the school has a suitable library and that students generally make good use of that library.
— More than one-third of parents disagreed with the suggestion that the school creates a “favorable climate for learning.”
— Nearly 80 percent agreed that students are encouraged to pursue special areas of interest.
— Some 83 percent of parents agreed that there are enough books
84.6%