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Jspect and that various categories of 'school employees: superintendent land assistant superintendent, principal and assistant principal, teachers ;and teacher aides, secretary, custodians, and cafeteria staff, and bus 3 drivers treat them with courtesy j and respect. \ Again elementary school students were somewhat more likely ithan high school students to agree I with these statements except for ; “secretaries, custodians, and cafeteJ ria staff.” High school students were i; slightly more likely to agree that } those employees treat them with i courtesy and respect than elemen} tary school students. ; On the statement “I feel school ^employees treat boys and girls the . same,” elementary school students ! generally agreed while high school ; students generally disagreed. Mr. • Chappell said that further research ' would be needed to try to under’ stand the results of that question.
High school students were more J likely to disagree with the statement ;“My classes are interesting” while . elementary school students were I more likely to agree.
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