This interactive session is designed to help prevention staff and community partners better understand the Missouri Student Survey. We’ll walk through how the survey works, what kind of data it collects, and why it’s a valuable tool for informing local prevention efforts. Whether you’re new to the survey or looking to deepen your understanding, this training will offer practical insights and plenty of time for Q&A!
November 5
Understanding the Missouri Student Survey: What It Is and Why It Matters
Time
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Please contact Kristin Bengtson with questions.
This training is free to attend, but registration is required:
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