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U.S. History Classes Deploy Surveys for Civic Engagement Project

Students focus in on issues that affect them both inside and outside of campus
Bill Kaiser, Adviser
April 26, 2024

Students in Mrs. Toler’s U.S. History classes are working on a civic engagement semester project and one component is gathering feedback from stakeholders. They have designed surveys to collect information from students about a variety of issues.

These are the links to the topics students are gathering data on. Click on any of the surveys you wish to take and the students will appreciate it very much!

2nd Period

Tanner/Electives

Ian/Bathrooms

Athena/Trails

Grace/Biliteracy

Ryan/Language Programs

Melissa/Bathroom Safety

4th Period

Carter/Tyler/Traffic

Serina/Bathroom Safety/Hygiene

Makayla/School Lunches

Maria/School Lunches

Daniel/Open Campus

6th Period

Anthony/Bathrooms

Christian/School Lunches

Kim/Public Bus Stop (English and Spanish)

1st Period

Mason/Plastic Straws

Fernando/Mental Health

Amber/School Lunches

Thania/Dog Breeders/Shelters

Sherlyn/Bathrooms

Kai/Beach Clean-up

3rd Period

Kristina/School Lunch

Kyle/Open Campus

Christopher/School Lunch

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Bill Kaiser
Bill Kaiser, Adviser
Mr. Kaiser is currently in his 24th year as a media adviser in CUSD and was San Juan Hills High School's 2019 Teacher of the Year. He also teaches AP government to seniors and world history to sophomores. His passions include carpentry, photography, fire lookout work, hiking, fishing and being with his family when he's not working with student journalists on The Express. In the 2020-21 school year his students were recognized nationally 13 times for outstanding scholastic journalism both before and after the Covid-19 outbreak. In 2013 The Express won Best of Show for a high school newspaper 12 page broadsheet at the JEA/NSPA spring convention in San Diego.
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