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A survey has been put online for all community members and parents. The purpose of this survey is to determine how well our schools are meeting Albemarle County students' needs for quality education. Your assistance in completing this survey is deeply appreciated as the data we receive will be used to help Albemarle County Schools continue to improve.

We're asking for your feedback through short customer surveys.  There are two surveys, one for Community Members who do NOT have children in our school system, and one for parents of students in Albemarle County Public Schools. 

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Posted on May 05, 2009 in Public opinion - Surveys | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)

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