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Prince George County Public Schools is currently working to draft a new Comprehensive Plan that will establish goals for the community's K-12 public schools for the next five years. In preparation for goal setting, PGCPS is asking all students, parents, division employees, and community residents to participate in a brief survey. Results incorporating your views will help guide the Comprehensive Planning process by focusing on issues that are of greatest concern to the stakeholders of Prince George. Your participation in the survey is encouraged and responses will remain anonymous.

Thank you for assisting with the development of the Comprehensive Plan for Prince George County Public Schools.

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* 1. What is your role in our community? (Please select only one.)

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* 2. What are the most important beliefs or guiding principles that should direct the work of PGCPS in the years ahead? (Please rank your top five choices: 1 indicates the highest priority)

  1 - Highest 2 3 4 5 - Lowest
Providing a quality education in a safe and caring environment
Understanding and meeting the needs of our school community
Focusing on student achievement and academic growth as the core priorities of the school division
Ensuring that all students excel academically to their highest potential
Ensuring that all students are prepared for college and career
Strengthening the commitment of division employees to engage all students
Dedicating time and resources to improve family and community involvement
Recruiting and retaining a highly qualified and diverse staff
Providing safe, secure, and positive learning environments
Ensuring that technology that supports instruction is available to all children
Committing to providing a variety of programs and extra-curricular opportunities to connect all students to the school community

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* 3. What do you believe are strengths of the PGCPS?

The next six questions ask you to think about the most important challenges PGCPS will have to address in the years ahead in the areas of student achievement, human resources, professional development, technology, learning environment, and parent and community involvement. You are asked to rank the priority for each as high, medium or low.

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* 4. What are the most important challenges PGCPS will have to address in the years ahead in the area of student achievement/instruction?

  High Priority Medium Priority Low Priority No Opinion
Providing additional support for meeting the needs of struggling students during the school day
Increasing the opportunities for virtual/e-learning for students
Improving academic and transition programs for students with disabilities
Providing additional opportunities for Advanced Placement and Dual Enrollment courses
Providing more opportunities for career and technical instruction for students
Improving programs for gifted education
Increasing preschool opportunities for at-risk students
Improving programs for students with limited English proficiency
Reducing class sizes below the Standard of Quality requirements to enhance academic achievement

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* 5. What are the most important challenges PGCPS will have to address in the years ahead in the area of human resources?

  High Priority Medium Priority Low Priority No Opinion
Recruiting, hiring, and retaining highly qualified teachers and staff
Providing a more competitive compensation package to attract and retain high quality teachers and staff
Strengthening the mentoring program for new staff
Providing additional options for employee recognition and award programs to ensure a positive climate and culture
Implementing management systems for licensure and professional development processes and tracking
Increasing human resources staffing to provide support and improve responsiveness to employee inquiries

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* 6. What are the most important challenges PGCPS will have to address in the years ahead in the area of professional learning?

  High Priority Medium Priority Low Priority No Opinion
Providing high-quality professional learning experiences for all staff
Providing professional development to support the use of technology for instruction
Developing and implementing strategies to support Personalized Learning to meet the needs of each student
Enhancing awareness of equity and equitable opportunities
Providing socio-emotional learning opportunities

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* 7. What are the most important challenges PGCPS will have to address in the years ahead in the area of technology?

  High Priority Medium Priority Low Priority No Opinion
Sustaining the use of appropriate technology
Maintaining an infrastructure to support the use of technology for instruction
Maintaining staffing to support the growth in technology and customer service for students and staff

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* 8. What are the most important challenges PGCPS will have to address in the years ahead in the area of creating and maintaining a safe and secure learning environment?

  High Priority Medium Priority Low Priority No Opinion
Maintaining and improving school facilities
Addressing the deferred maintenance of facilities to support maintenance needs
Moving to a system of scheduled maintenance
Renovating current facilities
Constructing new and/or expanded facilities

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* 9. What are the most important challenges PGCPS will have to address in the years ahead in the area of parent and community involvement?

  High Priority Medium Priority Low Priority No Opinion
Maintaining positive relationships between students, families, and staff
Maintaining and enhancing welcoming school environments
Improving two-way communication with families
Engaging families to strengthen student learning

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* 10. A Comprehensive Plan outlines the goals of the division and identifies strategies that will enable the division to reach those goals. To plan ahead, we need to look into the future and determine where we want to be in five years. In an ideal world:

Please describe the PGCPS you would like to see in 2027.

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