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QUINCY SUPERINTENDENT SEARCH SURVEY
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1.
Thank you for visiting our survey. The Quincy School Committee invites you to participate in the following survey to help determine the best criteria for selecting our next Superintendent of Schools. Your feedback is critical and we appreciate the time you are devoting to help us in the process. Please tell us about yourself and select the category that best describes you.
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Parent or Guardian of a Quincy Public School (QPS) Student
QPS Teacher
QPS Administrator
QPS Staff
QPS Student
Quincy Resident
Other (please specify)
2.
When thinking about the current state of QPS, how would you rate each of the following categories in terms of importance to you? Please rate each category with a score of 1 (lowest) to 5 (highest).
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Highest
Educational Leadership
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Highest
Public Relations
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Highest
Analysis of Existing School Space/Facilities
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Collective Bargaining/Employment Policy
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Highest
Curriculum Development
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Highest
Quality of Instruction
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Highest
Financial Management/Budget Development
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Highest
Staff Relations/Morale
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Highest
Professional Development
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Technology/21st Century Skills
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Highest
District Goal-Setting
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Highest
Academic Standards/Student Assessment
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Highest
Staff Evaluation
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Highest
College/Career Readiness
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Highest
Special Education Services
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Highest
English Language Learner Services
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Highest
Student-Teacher Ratios/Class Size
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Highest
Diversity of Staff
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Highest
Student Extracurricular Activities
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Highest
Creating a Safe and Supportive Multicultural School Community
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Highest
Social and Emotional Well-Being of Students
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Highest
Teachers' Instructional Technology Skills
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Highest
Effective Communications with Parents (Verbal, Written and Listening
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Highest
3.
What do you believe are the main strengths of the Quincy Public Schools that a new superintendent will need to preserve and build upon?
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What do you believe are the main challenges facing the Quincy Public Schools that a new superintendent will need to address?
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What skills and qualities do you feel are important for the next superintendent to possess? Please rate each category with a score of 1 (lowest) to 5 (highest).
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Highest Priority
Strong budgeting and fiscal management skills.
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Highest Priority
Success in grant writing/acquiring outside funding.
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Highest Priority
Experience working with diverse student populations.
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Highest Priority
Experience in collective bargaining.
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Highest Priority
Experience in classroom teaching.
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Highest Priority
Ability to articulate a long-term vision.
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Highest Priority
Success in improving/maintaining high academic performance.
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Highest Priority
Ability to provide transparent communication.
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Highest Priority
Effective management of the district's day-to-day operations
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Highest Priority
Provide opportunities for all Leadership Team members to demonstrate and develop their leadership abilities.
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Highest Priority
Awareness of instructional and administrative applications of technology.
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Highest Priority
Collaborative manager and team leader who can effectively delegate.
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Highest Priority
Ability to work cooperatively with the school committee and city officials and municipal departments
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Highest Priority
Strong interpersonal and school/community relations skills.
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Highest Priority
Values innovative instructional methods.
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Highest Priority
Demonstrates leadership on special education issues.
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Highest Priority
Encourages parental/community involvement.
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Highest Priority
Experience promoting professional development for all staff.
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Highest Priority
Ability to affect change and growth.
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Highest Priority
Understands and respects diverse views and backgrounds.
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Highest Priority
Builds a positive system-wide school culture.
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Highest Priority
Strong ethical values and leadership skills.
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Highest Priority
Visible throughout the district and actively engages in community life.
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Highest Priority
Ability to understand and recognize good teaching.
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Highest Priority
Pursues educational equity.
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Highest Priority
Demonstrates a willingness to commit long-term to the district.
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Highest Priority
6.
What questions would you like to propose to the superintendent candidates? This information will be shared with the search committee and the school committee.
7.
Please add any additional comments you would like to make.
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