PRIDE Survey
The PRIDE Survey is a national evaluation that measures student alcohol, tobacco and other drug use. It also measures behavior on many crucial issues that can affect learning, such as family discipline, safety, activity involvement, gangs, etc. The Morgan County Partnership has collaborated with the Morgan County Schools for the last few years to implement this survey. To view the most recent Pride Survey Data (2022), click here.
Pride Survey Data 2020, click here.
View copy of PRIDE survey here: Pride Form
Asset Survey
The Morgan County Partnership and the Morgan County Schools conduct a biyearly Asset Survey for grades 4, 6, 8, and 10 at Pleasant View Elementary, Warm Springs Intermediate School, Warm Springs Middle School, Berkeley Springs High School, and Paw Paw Schools. Approximately 500 students are surveyed every two years with the Asset Survey.
The Asset Survey is a national evaluation that is made up of two surveys: “Developmental Assets Profile” (Grades 4 and 6) and “Attitudes and Behaviors” (Grades 8 and 10). The survey helps to determine the 40 Developmental Assets made up of common sense, positive experiences and qualities that help influence choices young people make and help them become caring, responsible, successful adults.
The 40 Developmental Assets are broken up into two types: External and Internal assets. External assets are the networks of support, opportunities and people that stimulate and nurture positive development in children. Internal assets are the young person’s own commitments, values, and competencies.
To view the 2019-20 A&B Asset Survey Report , click here.
To view the 2019-20 DAP Asset Survey Report, click here.
View a copy of the Asset Surveys here: