This document is a sample framework for elementary school reports. The framework is for an elementary school district that administered the Elementary School California Healthy Kids Survey (CHKS) in Fall 2004 to fifth-grade students. The CHKS is a comprehensive youth health-risk and resilience data collection service, sponsored by the California Department of Education (CDE). The elementary school survey was designed to measure behaviors and, particularly, the factors that influence them. The survey items were selected with the assistance of an advisory committee of experts based on their value to schools and committees for monitoring and understanding behavior and for program planning. This sample report summarizes the results for key indicators of risk and well-being. Sections such as the following are included: Introduction (Why Was the Survey Conducted? How Was the Survey Conducted? Who Took the Survey?); External Assets (Resilience); Performance Indicators; About the CHKS (Background, Goals, Using CHKS to Help Improve Schools and Student Achievement); and Abbreviations and Definitions. (Contains 2 tables & 6 charts.)