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100 Questions to Ask At a School Open House

September 3, 2026

100 Questions to Ask At a School Open House

No. Item Definition
1. Are students challenged enough? Asks about academic rigor.
2. Are students safe on campus? Asks about school safety.
3. Can I observe a class? Requests a classroom visit.
4. Can students get extra help? Asks about academic support.
5. Do you offer after-school care? Asks about extended care.
6. Do you offer bus service? Asks about transportation options.
7. How accessible is the campus? Asks about disability access.
8. How are conflicts resolved? Asks how disputes are handled.
9. How are parents kept informed? Asks how updates reach families.
10. How are students assessed? Asks about evaluation methods.
11. How are teachers evaluated? Asks how teacher performance is reviewed.
12. How are teachers supported? Asks about staff development.
13. How do students use the library? Asks about library access and role.
14. How do you address cheating? Asks about academic honesty.
15. How do you approach art? Asks about art instruction.
16. How do you approach music? Asks about music instruction.
17. How do you approach safety? Asks about safety practices.
18. How do you build community? Asks how relationships are strengthened.
19. How do you celebrate success? Asks about recognition practices.
20. How do you communicate grades? Asks how grades are shared.
21. How do you encourage curiosity? Asks how inquiry and interest grow.
22. How do you foster inclusion? Asks about belonging and equity efforts.
23. How do you group students? Asks how classes or groups form.
24. How do you handle allergies? Asks about allergy safety procedures.
25. How do you handle bullying? Asks about bullying prevention and response.
26. How do you handle emergencies? Asks about emergency response plans.
27. How do you handle late work? Asks about overdue assignment policies.
28. How do you handle peer conflict? Asks about student disagreement resolution.
29. How do you handle screen time? Asks about device use limits.
30. How do you involve families? Asks how parents participate in school.
31. How do you manage transitions? Asks about schedule changes.
32. How do you prevent burnout? Asks about workload and stress balance.
33. How do you promote kindness? Asks how caring behavior is encouraged.
34. How do you support attendance? Asks about encouraging regular attendance.
35. How do you support belonging? Asks how students feel included.
36. How do you support creativity? Asks how original thinking is encouraged.
37. How do you support ELLs? Asks about language learners.
38. How do you support independence? Asks how self-reliance is encouraged.
39. How do you support new students? Asks about transition help for newcomers.
40. How do you support shy students? Asks about help for quiet children.
41. How do you support teachers? Asks about teacher support.
42. How do you teach citizenship? Asks how civic values are taught.
43. How do you teach collaboration? Asks about teamwork instruction and practice.
44. How do you teach empathy? Asks how understanding others is taught.
45. How do you teach goal-setting? Asks about setting and tracking goals.
46. How do you teach history? Asks about history instruction methods.
47. How do you teach math facts? Asks about basic math instruction.
48. How do you teach organization? Asks about planning and order skills.
49. How do you teach reading? Asks about reading instruction methods.
50. How do you teach resilience? Asks how students recover from setbacks.
51. How do you teach responsibility? Asks how accountability is developed.
52. How do you teach science? Asks about science instruction methods.
53. How do you teach social studies? Asks about social studies instruction.
54. How do you teach study skills? Asks about learning habits and strategies.
55. How do you teach writing? Asks about writing instruction methods.
56. How is recess structured? Asks about recess supervision and format.
57. How much homework is assigned? Asks about homework expectations.
58. How much outdoor time is there? Asks about time outside.
59. How often do classes meet? Asks about class frequency.
60. Is there a nurse on site? Asks about health staff.
61. Is there before-school care? Asks about early care.
62. May we meet the principal? Requests meeting school leader.
63. What after-school options exist? Asks about programs after class.
64. What are class sizes like? Asks about number of students.
65. What are teacher qualifications? Asks about staff training and credentials.
66. What are your bathroom policies? Asks about restroom rules and access.
67. What are your school hours? Asks when the school day runs.
68. What arts programs are offered? Asks about arts opportunities.
69. What clubs can students join? Asks about available student clubs.
70. What curriculum do you use? Asks which academic program is taught.
71. What electives are available? Asks about optional courses.
72. What enrichment programs exist? Asks about advanced learning opportunities.
73. What field trips are offered? Asks about excursion opportunities.
74. What is student-teacher ratio? Asks about staffing per student.
75. What is the admissions process? Asks how students apply and enroll.
76. What is the average class size? Asks for typical class numbers.
77. What is the homework policy? Asks about homework rules and amount.
78. What is the lunch program like? Asks about meals and food options.
79. What is the school culture like? Asks about atmosphere and values.
80. What is your approach to math? Asks about math teaching philosophy.
81. What is your approach to recess? Asks about recess philosophy and structure.
82. What is your approach to SEL? Asks about social-emotional learning.
83. What is your discipline policy? Asks how behavior issues are handled.
84. What is your dress code? Asks about clothing rules for students.
85. What is your grading system? Asks how student work is graded.
86. What is your mission statement? Asks about the school’s core purpose.
87. What is your policy on absences? Asks about missing school rules.
88. What is your policy on phones? Asks about student phone rules.
89. What is your policy on snacks? Asks about food during the day.
90. What is your recess policy? Asks about recess rules and time.
91. What is your visitor policy? Asks about guest access rules.
92. What languages are taught? Asks about language classes.
93. What makes your school unique? Asks what distinguishes the school.
94. What math program do you use? Asks which math curriculum is used.
95. What parent groups are active? Asks about family organizations at school.
96. What sports teams are available? Asks which athletic options exist.
97. What technology is available? Asks about school technology.
98. What testing do students take? Asks about exams and assessments.
99. When can families volunteer? Asks about volunteer opportunities.
100. Where do students eat lunch? Asks about lunch location.

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