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CCSR survey results are now available exclusively online.
To access the current survey results, go to
Understanding Your School: Survey Results
In 1991, the Consortium began to regularly survey all Chicago public
school principals, teachers, and students to learn their views on and
experiences in our public schools. In the spring of 2005, nearly
130,000 students, teachers, and principals across the system
participated in the Improving Chicago's Schools survey. The next survey
will be administered in spring of 2011.
Our surveys ask about
learning climate, student-teacher relationships, leadership, and
quality of the school's instructional program. They also ask about the
school's professional environment, and the nature of the school's
relationships with parents and the community. Most recently we have
added survey questions that inquire about juniors' and seniors'
preparation for life after high school.
Data from these surveys
are used in many ways. One of the most important is the
school-specific, confidential reports that are prepared for every
school in which a minimum response rate was achieved. Additionally,
teacher, principal, and student reports supplement the Consortium's
analyses of student test scores and other performance indicators to
provide a comprehensive picture of the condition of Chicago public
schools. Along with extensive field work and other research, surveys
help identify the classroom practices and school organizational
characteristics that most effectively improve student engagement and
learning.
The Consortium on Chicago School Research (CCSR), in conjunction with the Chicago
Public Schools (CPS), will be conducting its next survey of CPS students, parents,
teachers and principals in 2011. If you have any questions regarding the upcoming
teacher or principal surveys please contact Loretta Morris, CCSR’s Survey
Data Manager, at 773-834-3629. Any questions regarding the student
or parent surveys should be directed to the CPS Office of Research, Evaluation,
and Accountability at 773-553-2422.
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