We had 30 people involved in the actual process. There were 3 kindergartners, 8 primary (1st & 2nd grade) children, 7 intermediate (3rd & 4th grade), 4 upper intermediate (5th grade), 3 paraprofessionals, 4 teachers, and 1 principal (me). The whole school gave us the information that we worked on (8 different suggestions). It was a three month process but it worked really well. The youngest children were Kindergarten (5 and 6 year olds). The only assistance they needed was in reading some of the points in the sheets that they were voting on and to help them record their comments. They could fill in the dots and sign their names. We did an explanation to everyone at the beginning describing the 5 choices or "Confused". When we did our Dotmocracy session, we had the 8 statements & Dotmocracy sheets on separate tables and each group had an adult to help with reading and writing for the younger children. We rotated when we knew that each group was done with the statement that they were looking at. We thought about posting but we found the rotation of the tables worked well. Attached below is the Power Point presentation created by the kids who participated.