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Post-School Survey Guide for Students and Families
What is the Post-School Survey?
The survey is a phone call from your former school district.
It gathers information about what you have been doing in the year after leaving high school.
Why is this information important?
It gives schools an opportunity to reconnect with you and see how you are doing.
It helps schools know how they can better prepare students for the future.
When and how will I be contacted?
A former teacher, secretary, or other staff member call you between June 1 and November 1.
It will take about 15 minutes.
What kinds of questions will I be asked?
Questions about work:
Are you working? If so, where? How long?
How many hours? How much do you get paid? Who do you work with?
Questions about education and agency connections:
Are you going to school? If so, where? How long?
Have you contacted any agencies for support?
How do I prepare for the survey?
Provide your teacher with a reliable way to reach you next year (phone, email, text).
Make sure you or someone in your family knows the following information:
The number of hours you work at your job (or the last job you had).
How much you earn (or earned) per hour.
The name of your school or training program (if you are enrolled in one).
The names of any agencies you have contacted after high school.
What is done with my information?
Your information is kept confidential.
It is summarized into reports about the post-school outcomes of students throughout Washington.
Your answers help schools learn how they can better prepare students for life after high school.
Can I see the reports?
CCTS publishes
county, ESD, and state post-school outcome reports
every January.
You can request district-level reports from your school's special education office.
For additional information:
Download the complete Post-School Survey Student and Family Guide:
Post-School Survey Student and Family Guide (PPT)
Post-School Survey Student and Family Guide (PDF)
Download a printer-friendly handout:
Post-School Survey Student and Family Flyer - English (MS Word)
Post-School Survey Student and Family Flyer - English (PDF)
Post-School Survey Student and Family Flyer - Spanish (MS Word)
Post-School Survey Student and Family Flyer - Spanish (PDF)
If you have further questions about the Post-School Survey, please contact your school district.
Post-School Survey
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May 1, 2023