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Listen

Fifteen minutes, anonymous, and every voice counts.

Who: advisory or class teacher · Time: about 15 minutes per grade, once per semester.

You get: A QR code for each grade · The anonymous questionnaire, ready on any phone · The full list of questions for families

Once each semester, students answer 20 anonymous questions on their phones. No names, no logins, no accounts. It takes about 15 minutes.

Sample school

Student questionnaire

9th Grade

Scan the code with your phone's camera.

On a computer, type this address.

Think about the last month.

Can you recognize what you're feeling, even when it's hard to put a name to it?

NeverSometimesOftenAlmost always

When something worries you, can you find someone you trust to talk to?

NeverSometimesOftenAlmost always

Can you say no to something that doesn't feel right, even when others pressure you?

NeverSometimesOftenAlmost always

No names, no logins. Your answers can't be traced back to you.

See all 20 questions →

At the end, every student sees the names of the adults at school they can turn to, and the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (available in Spanish).

Your voice matters, because you matter.

What you shared today helps make your school a better place for everyone.

If something you thought about today left you worried, you can talk to Ms. Rivera (school counselor), Mr. Thompson (9th grade advisor) or another adult you trust.

There are also free help lines, answered by people trained to listen, that anyone can call when they need to, for themselves or for someone they are worried about: 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (available in Spanish): 988

See other help lines