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School Report Cards

If you cannot attend a feedback session, please complete the following survey. Feedback must be submitted by Feb. 1, 2018. Thank you!
In general, how well do you think your child’s school is doing overall?
Poor
Fair
Good
Very Good
Excellent
How well do you think the district’s schools are performing overall?
Poor
Fair
Good
Very Good
Excellent
Where do you go to look for information about how well your child’s school is performing?
Do you currently look at school report card(s) or other school performance information?
The following list includes items that you could see on a school report card. For each item, indicate if you:
Definitely need to see it
Would like to see it
Do not need to see it
State assessment performance broken down by subject (English language arts, math, science, social studies, MAP-A (for students with significant cognitive disabilities)
High school graduation rate of the school
State assessment growth (Change in achievement for individual students between two or more points in time.)
Attendance rate (Average rate of student attendance and rate of students attending school 90% or more of time.)
Enrollment information (PK-12 enrollment, re-enrollment, enrollment diversity, and program enrollment, such as free/reduced-price lunch, special education, English learners)
Advanced Coursework (Advanced Placement (AP)/International Baccalaureate (IB) participation and performance)
College readiness (ACT/SAT performance, college enrollment)
Teacher data (Number of inexperienced teachers, number of teachers teaching with provisional credentials, number of teachers who are not teaching in the subject or field for which the teacher is certified or licensed)
Pre-kindergarten (Kindergarten-readiness screening results)
Discipline and safety (Suspensions, expulsions, school-related arrests, violence, including harassment and bullying, referrals to law enforcement)
English learner data (Information on the number and percentage of ELs achieving English language proficiency)
Per pupil expenditures (Amount of state and federal money spent per student)
Annual Performance Report (APR) (Number of points earned by district/school on APR)
When looking at a school report card, would you rather see a collection of different kinds of information about your child’s school or an overall rating, like a number?
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