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Santa Monica-Malibu School District Requests Parent Input On Homework Survey:

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The Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District is inviting all parents to participate in a 10-minute online Homework Survey now available on the SMMUSD website at http://bit.ly/17hKs2d.

The survey will be open until March 27, 2015.

Parent input is important to the district and principals and helps with the development and improvement of homework plans at each school, while fulfilling the district’s commitment to transparency and collaborative decision-making.

Parents with more than one child in the district are invited to take the survey for each of their children. The survey is anonymous and will take approximately 10 minutes to complete. Results of the survey will be reported by grade and school site only and will not identify individual responses.

The results of previous surveys are available on the SMMUSD website at: www.smmusd.org, scroll down and page is accessible through the red box noted “Surveys” on the right side of the screen. Future surveys are planned that will give parents further opportunities to give feedback on various aspects of the district and their children’s schools.

“We appreciate all parents taking ten minutes to complete this important annual survey that will help the district and principals evaluate current practices and formulate future homework plans,” Evan Bartelheim, director of assessment, research, and evaluation, said.

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