California Healthy Kids Survey
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CalSCHLS System • 2026–2027 School Year California Healthy Kids Survey (CHKS)A confidential, strength-based student assessment helping Placer High School foster resilience, safety, connectedness, and academic success for every Hillman. |
📄 High School CHKS Core Survey (English)2026–2027 In-School Core Module Questionnaire (Version HS30) — Reference Copy |
🌐 Encuesta CHKS de Preparatoria (Español)2026–2027 Módulo Principal In-School Only (Versión HS30) — Copia de Referencia |
📘 What is the California Healthy Kids Survey?Developed for the California Department of Education (CDE) as part of the California School Climate, Health, and Learning Survey (CalSCHLS) system, the CHKS is a modular, anonymous assessment for students that provides reliable data to guide school and student improvement. At Placer High School, the 2026–2027 High School Core Module asks students about their behaviors, experiences, and attitudes across key timeframes (lifetime, past 12 months, and past 30 days) to strengthen campus programs and student support. |
📋 Survey Quick FactsSchool Year: 2026–2027 Module: In-School Core (HS30) Sponsor: CA Dept. of Education Privacy: 100% Anonymous Languages: English & Español |
🧭 Five Key Areas Guiding Hillmen ImprovementResults from the CHKS Core Module help Placer High School and the Placer Union High School District (PUHSD) guide campus programs across five core areas: |
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🤝 1. ConnectednessMeasures student belonging, learning motivation, academic effort, and attendance. |
🏫 2. School ClimateEvaluates campus conditions, fairness, parent outreach, and school environment. |
🛡 3. Campus SafetyAssesses physical and emotional safety at school, including bullying prevention. |
💚 4. Well-BeingExplores social-emotional health, sleep habits, stress, and substance prevention. |
🌱 5. ResilienceIdentifies protective developmental factors in school, family, and peer groups. |
🏆 Strength-Based Resilience FrameworkRooted in youth development research, CHKS measures three protective developmental supports that help students overcome stress and succeed academically: |
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