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Spring survey shows mixed results: staff and families report improvements, students less positive about climate
Summary
Districtwide spring survey reported 94% staff and 85% student response rates; staff and families reported gains in school climate perception while student climate scores dipped modestly. District will pursue targeted actions on central office responsiveness and school engagement.
Mick Arthur, a district staff member, presented the district's spring 2025 climate and culture survey to the Education Committee on May 14 and reviewed response rates, focus areas, and next steps.
Arthur reported strong participation rates — 94% staff completion and 85% student completion — and said family response was lower at 18% but improved from the prior year. He said the district used Panorama as its survey vendor and that a 40‑page report with full results is available.
On the district's two action focus areas from last year, Arthur said central office responsiveness and leadership remain priorities. "We were at 34% in this…
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