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Effect School Climate

29 claims on pp. 7–137 (fact 24, conclusion 1, conjecture 1, definition 3).

Claims about Effect School Climate

Conclusion [V] p094-03

Principals think BTAM positively affects safety feelings and climate, and at worst has no effect

Overall, our survey results indicate that principals think that BTAM is having a positive effect on feelings of school safety and school climate more generally, and at worst no effect.

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Fact [V] p096-05

70 percent say BTAM improved climate: 11 percent significantly, 59 percent improved

Sample (N = 1377) · Teams answering program impact questions

In addition to principals’ positive feelings about their BTAM program’s contributions to school safety, most principals (70 percent) said they believe that BTAM has improved school climate overall, including 11 percent of principals who believe that BTAM has significantly improved school climate and 59 percent who believe that BTAM has improved climate (see Figure 12.3).

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Fact [V] p096-10

Small-team principals slightly less likely to say BTAM improved climate; most still see net positive

Moreover, principals whose schools had only had small BTAM teams were slightly less likely to indicate that BTAM improved school climate; even in these cases, however, most principals still believe that BTAM had a net positive impact on school climate.

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Definition [V] p096-15

Figure 12.3 survey question: impact of BTAM program on school climate (n = 1,377)

This figure depicts response data from the following survey question: “What impact do you think your school or district’s BTAM program has had on school climate at your school?” (n = 1,377).

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Fact [V] p096-17

Figure 12.3 bar does not sum to 100 percent because of rounding

Sample (no n: a percentage change, not a share of a sample) · a percentage that is not a share of a sample (e.g. a percentage-point change or a weighted estimate of the population)

Bar does not sum to 100 percent because of rounding.

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