Areas of Interest
- Concerns regarding the demographic representation of family surveys compared to district population.
- Student feedback calls for improved food quality and addressing high school bathroom conditions.
- District shift from third-party survey consulting back to in-house survey methodology due to costs.
- Custodial and food service staff request embedded professional development and training structures.
- Impact of 'Operation Metro Surge' on the ability to prioritize and communicate district Pathways initiatives.
5 Topics in This Document
Annual Survey Results (Student, Family, Staff)
Listen and Learn Session Final Report
School District Strategic Metrics
Facilities Planning and Learning Coaching
Staff Training and Professional Development
▸Full Extraction
- Concerns regarding the demographic representation of family surveys compared to district population.
- Student feedback calls for improved food quality and addressing high school bathroom conditions.
- District shift from third-party survey consulting back to in-house survey methodology due to costs.
- Custodial and food service staff request embedded professional development and training structures.
- Impact of 'Operation Metro Surge' on the ability to prioritize and communicate district Pathways initiatives.
Carried
“If you really want to know what's going on in your school, go to the bathroom. And so, go to the bathroom and check in with the custodial staff.”
— Dr. DanielsStudent FeedbackDiscussing student feedback on high school bathrooms.
“Our custodians and our food service staff, they are the eyes and ears often times of our schools. In my mind, they're kind of the quiet leaders.”
— Chair AltsStaff EngagementReflecting on the importance of support staff input.