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❗ Please Read: Urgent and Important Change to KCTC Deadline & Administration

For more than 30 years, Greenbush has been honored to partner with School Districts to administer the KCTC Student Survey. KDADS (the Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services) recently selected another vendor to assume full responsibility for survey administration on January 1, 2027. Our current contract will expire on December 31, 2026.

This change directly impacts school districts. We originally communicated a survey close date of January 29, 2027. However, with our contract ending on December 31, 2026, we must close the KCTC Student Survey on December 1, 2026. This will give us time to provide limited 2026 KCTC data to districts.

Please collaborate with your superintendent, survey proctors, and other key district contacts to communicate the new KCTC survey close date of December 1, 2026.

Watch for more information soon. Any immediate questions about survey administration may be directed to [email protected].

Solutions start when you can see the challenges clearly

Myriad factors, both positive and negative, shape the actions of the students in your community. It can be difficult to identify what those unique factors are — that’s where the KCTC Student Survey comes in.

Conducted annually and anonymously with 6th, 8th, 10th, and 12th graders, the survey provides valuable insights on the health risk behaviors and opinions of students in your county, district, and schools today — so that you can identify and fund the programs and activities your community needs tomorrow.

To explore the survey results of your area, start by selecting your county on the menu to the left once you click the “View Survey Results” button.

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Use Student Voice to Inform Policy, Positively Impact Youth

Learn how Kansas pioneered the survey as a platform for student voice. By collecting risk and protective factor data, communities and schools better understand and positively affect the entire ecosystem surrounding youth.

Greenbush partners with local leaders to interpret data and take action, from state legislation to district policies that promote healthy, successful youth.

How the Survey Benefits Schools and Communities

The needs of your students may be very different from students in other areas. Discover what young people in your community are doing, and the influences promoting or curtailing their opinions and behaviors.

When you have this insight, you can direct resources to the grants, programs, services, and activities most likely to make an impact. Plus, continued participation in the survey gives you year-over-year data to measure the effect you’re having.