Park City School Climate Survey now open—parents, guardians, staff urged to participate

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PARK CITY, Utah — The Park City School District is asking employees, parents, and guardians to spend 10–15 minutes on an anonymous “School Climate Survey” aimed at measuring how safe and welcoming its campuses feel and what resources may be missing.

District officials said the online questionnaire will remain open through May 1, 2025. According to messages sent this week to staff and families, the results will be used to decide what resources, supports, and practices are needed across the district.

How to participate

Parents of Park City School District children and employees can take the survey here and share their candid feedback.

Why it matters

School climate surveys are a common tool for identifying patterns of safety concerns, bullying, or unmet mental health needs. Administrators say candid feedback—both positive and negative—will help shape next year’s training budgets and campus-support plans.

Deadline

The survey closes on May 1. District leaders urged anyone who has not yet responded to do so before May 1st to ensure their experiences are reflected in the findings.

For more information or technical help, contact the district office at 435-645-5600 or visit pcschools.us.