Top Questions to Ask When Touring a Perspective School

Top Questions To Ask When Touring (Or Virtually Touring) A Perspective School

1. What is your average class size and teacher to student ratio? 2. What is your school’s philosophy and mission and how is that

incorporated into the school day? 3. What is your homework policy? 4. What extracurricular activities does your school offer? Sports? Club? Community Service? 5. How is technology integrated into the classroom and curriculum? 6. What specialty classes do you offer? 7. What foreign languages do you offer? 8. Do you have a gifted program? 9. How does your school differentiate learning? 10. What is your approach for dealing with behavioral issues? 11. What are your teachers’ qualifications and what professional development opportunities do you offer them? 12. What kind of students are you looking for? 13. How much is tuition? Is financial aid or scholarships offered? 14. Do you have before or aftercare? 15. What options are there for students to be transported to and from school? 16. How engaged are your parents? 17. What type of communications do you provide?

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