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Bond Survey - Employees, Parents and Public - Spring, 2021

Q1 - How likely are you to vote in the November 2021 election?
  Employees Parents Public
  N-Size Percent N-Size Percent N-Size Percent
Extremely Likely 1,757 77.40% 2,266 74.90% 453 77.40%
Somewhat Likely 351 15.50% 546 18% 84 14.40%
Somewhat Unlikely 86 3.80% 112 3.70% 16 2.70%
Extremely Unlikely 76 3.30% 102 3.40% 32 5.50%
             

Q2 - Did you have a child attend school in Weber School District during the 2020-2021 school year?
  Employees Parents Public
  N-Size Percent N-Size Percent N-Size Percent
Yes 956 42.60% 2,943 97.50% 355 62.60%
No 1,285 57.30% 21 0.70% 201 35.40%
My child attended in an online-only format 3 0.10% 53 1.80% 11 1.90%
             

Q3 - What is your overall impression of Weber School District?
  Employees Parents Public
  N-Size Percent N-Size Percent N-Size Percent
Excellent 1,270 57.10% 1,092 36.40% 184 32.70%
Good 839 37.70% 1,589 52.90% 296 52.60%
Fair 107 4.80% 291 9.70% 73 13%
Poor 9 0.40% 31 1.00% 10 1.80%
             

Q5 - With respect to past bonds, do you believe Weber School District delivered as promised on each proposed project?
  Employees Parents Public
  N-Size Percent N-Size Percent N-Size Percent
Yes 1,311 60.10% 1,043 35.20% 236 43.40%
Somewhat 397 18.20% 539 18.20% 153 28.10%
No 49 2.20% 106 3.60% 29 5.30%
I'm unsure 424 19.40% 1,277 43.10% 127 23.30%
             

Q6 - With respect to past bonds, do you believe Weber School District has been responsible with taxpayer money?
  Employees Parents Public
  N-Size Percent N-Size Percent N-Size Percent
Yes 1,345 62.70% 1,127 38.70% 229 42.80%
Somewhat 440 20.50% 577 19.80% 163 30.50%
No 57 2.70% 166 5.70% 47 8.80%
I'm unsure 303 14.10% 1,045 35.80% 96 17.90%
             

Q7 - What do you feel is the greatest need facing Weber School District in terms of construction projects?
  Employees Parents Public
  N-Size Percent N-Size Percent N-Size Percent
Replacing aging facilities. 297 14.00% 376 13.10% 84 16%
Building new facilities to accommodate continual growth. 305 14.40% 582 20.30% 118 22.50%
Striking a balance between building new schools and replacing aging schools. 1,494 70.50% 1,821 63.60% 297 56.70%
There are no construction needs in the district. 22 1.00% 83 2.90% 25 4.80%
             

Q8 - Which five (5) possible projects do you think are the most important?
  Employees Parents Public
  N-Size Percent N-Size Percent N-Size Percent
A new high school in western Weber County. 1,304 57.40% 1,685 55.70% 325 55.60%
A re-build of Roosevelt Elementary (built in 1957) in Washington Terrace. 1,224 53.90% 1,366 45.10% 227 38.80%
A new junior high school in western Weber County. 1,057 46.60% 1,321 43.70% 268 45.80%
A re-build of T.H. Bell Junior High (built in 1962) in Washington Terrace. 1,028 45.30% 1,190 39.30% 206 35.20%
A new elementary school in western Weber County. 860 37.90% 1,061 35.10% 242 41.40%
A relocation or re-build of Canyon View School (built in 1968). 749 33.00% 667 22% 121 20.70%
A new elementary school in the North Ogden/Harrisville area. 519 22.90% 728 24.10% 139 23.80%
Another project not listed (please specify). 259 11.40% 449 14.80% 100 17.10%
             

Q9 - Would you support a bond in the November 2021 election to fund the replacement of older school buildings and the construction of new school in Weber School District if it did not include a tax rate increase?
  Employees Parents Public
  N-Size Percent N-Size Percent N-Size Percent
Yes 1,668 81.20% 2,036 74.30% 354 71.70%
No 45 2.20% 98 3.60% 38 7.70%
I need more information before I make a decision. 342 16.60% 605 22.10% 102 20.60%
             

Q10 - If a bond included a tax rate increase, how much extra would you be willing to pay in new property taxes?
  Employees Parents Public
  N-Size Percent N-Size Percent N-Size Percent
$3.00 a month 599 29.40% 783 28.80% 121 24.70%
$6.00 a month 254 12.50% 354 13% 82 16.80%
A tax rate increase isn't a deciding factor in my decision to vote on a school bond. 851 41.70% 1,010 37.10% 188 38.40%
Nothing. I wouldn't support a bond if it included a tax rate increase. 336 16.50% 573 21.10% 98 20%
             

Q11 - Would the COVID-19 pandemic have any influence on your vote for or against a school bond in the November 2021 election?
  Employees Parents Public
  N-Size Percent N-Size Percent N-Size Percent
Yes 187 9.20% 262 9.70% 58 11.90%
No 1,847 90.80% 2,449 90.30% 429 88.10%
             

Q12 - Which source do you feel is best to find information on a proposed school bond (check all that apply)?
  Employees Parents Public
  N-Size Percent N-Size Percent N-Size Percent
The Weber School District website 1,643 72.40% 1,778 58.80% 306 52.30%
Weber School District email 1,363 60.00% 2,042 67.50% 221 37.80%
Facebook 707 31.10% 857 28.30% 282 48.20%
Media sources 648 28.50% 624 20.60% 136 23.20%
Mailers and flyers from the district 638 28.10% 903 29.80% 134 22.90%
Town hall and community meetings 602 26.50% 608 20.10% 116 19.80%
District employee 507 22.30% 197 6.50% 62 10.60%
Other community online sites or pages 254 11.20% 251 8.30% 54 9.20%
Other social media sites 196 8.60% 144 4.80% 57 9.70%
Friends 190 8.40% 265 8.80% 48 8.20%
Twitter 140 6.20% 70 2.30% 25 4.30%
Other (please specify) 27 1.20% 52 1.70% 10 1.70%
             

Q13 - Do you have any other comments, input or suggestions related to potential construction projects in Weber School District or to a possible bond in the November 2021 election?
  Employees Parents Public
  N-Size Percent N-Size Percent N-Size Percent
Yes 192 10.10% 310 12.50% 67 15.80%
No 1,715 89.90% 2,161 87.50% 358 84.20%
             
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