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2. Please place an X in the box below that describes your school type: ONPEC Municipal Private (OPEC) Private (owner) DGE Vocational Other? ______________________________________________ 3. What is the total enrollment in your school this year (June 10)? ______________ 4. Does your school receive regular donations of money or goods? ("regular" means donations that are part of normal planning for school finances.) Yes No if No skip to # 8 5. Please estimate the total value of donations for each of the past three school years: Type of donation Estimated value for 1995-96 Estimated value for 1996-97 Estimated value for 1997-98 Money Baht Baht Baht Goods Baht Baht Baht 6. Please fill in the table below with your best estimates of the value of support from each source that contributes to your school. Also, please also estimate the amount that you think this amount could be increased by extra effort or new strategies. Source of Support My school receives this type of support Estimated 1997-98 support (Baht) Maximum possible increase (%) Parent/teacher yes no % organization Alumni organization yes no % Local government yes no % Local businesses yes no % School foundation yes no % Festivals and events yes no % Individual parents yes no % Temple or monastery yes no % NGO's yes no % Earnings from sales or yes no % rent Patron or special sponsor yes no % International donors yes no % Others ___________ yes no % 7. As an administrator, do you help raise donations for your school? If so, how much of your time is spent on these activities? Approximate number of days per school term: ________days 156
8. Please place an X in a box below for each additional way your school received support this year (1997-98): donated labor for school activities or projects donated materials, food, or equipment donated buildings others? ______________________________________________________ 9. What is the current tuition for your school? _________________Baht per year 10. Are you able to set or increase the tuition amount for your school? Yes No If yes, amount of tuition increase (if any) for 1997-98 _____________ Baht 11. Are you responsible for managing non-budget funds for your school? Yes No If no, what position has the responsibility _____________________________________ 12. To whom do you account or report for the expenditure of your school's non-budget funds? _____________________________________________ 13. What are the most important uses of the non-budget funds for your school? (such as purchasing new equipment, scholarships for students, etc.) 14. Are any of these funds set aside for particular purposes, such as scholarships, special equipment, buildings, etc.? If so, please give the details below (purpose, amount set aside): 15. Are there any other limitations on how this money can be used? If so, please explain. 16. How would you rate the importance of non-government funds or support for your school? Please place an X in one box on the scale below: Not Important or Somewhat Very Extremely none received Important Important Important Important 17. If your school has a budget summary or report for non-government funds for this year, please attach it to this survey. Thank you for your assistance in this research project. 157
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