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SAMPLE FIELD VISIT INSTRUMENTS. Questionnaire for school principals This survey is part of a set of monitoring tools for the Early-School Leaving Strategy in Romania and is aimed at identifying relevant aspects related to the education services and its stakeholders. Please read carefully every question and answer in line with your opinions and the specific situations. Rest assured that your answers will be processed in full confidentiality and anonymity. Identification data of the education institution
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SAMPLE FIELD VISIT INSTRUMENTS. Questionnaire for school principals This survey is part of a set of monitoring tools for the Early-School Leaving Strategy in Romania and is aimed at identifying relevant aspects related to the education services and its stakeholders. Please read carefully every question and answer in line with your opinions and the specific situations. Rest assured that your answers will be processed in full confidentiality and anonymity. Identification data of the education institution Name of the education institution: Locality: County: Residential environment: 1. urban 2. Rural Location of the education institution in the locality: In the center At the outskirts General information on the school Please provide for 2017/2018 data on: Total Primary education Lower secondary Number of students enrolled in the beginning of the school year General average reached by students, for the entire school Number of students that flunked one/several subjects Number of repeat students Number of students that dropped out of school Number of students that dropped out of school but are still in the community Number of students that resumed school after dropping out/interrupting their education Number of students with many absences (over 30/semester) Number of students at-risk of drop-out, which are still in the education system Number of students involved in lucrative activities Number of students that don`t live with at least one of their parents Number of students whose parents are working abroad Number of SEN students with a DGASPC file (General Directorate for Social Assistance and Child Protection) or CJRAE certification (County Center for Educational Resources and Assistance) The following planning documents exist in the school you are managing: Yes No Is under development/scheduled for the next school year Institutional development project Managerial plan/ Operational plan Quality assurance plan Desegregation plan In your school, do you have people occupying the following positions? YES NO School counselor School mediator Support teacher (professor de sprijin/professor itinerant) Programs and projects The following programs exist in the school you are managing: National programs Yes No Is under development/scheduled for the next school year If the answer is” yes”, state the number of beneficiaries The” Second Chance” Program The” School after School” Program The” Euro200” Program Other programs Regional/local programs Yes No Is under development/scheduled for the next school year...

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