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Survey: Carmel Clay Schools rated highly for academics and safety; community wants more real‑world learning and clearer communication
Summary
A December community survey of 4,565 respondents found high ratings for Carmel Clay Schools' academics and safety (94% of adults said the district meets expectations); top priorities were real-world classroom learning and dual-credit opportunities, while open-ended responses flagged middle-range student supports, safety concerns (bullying and nearby shootings), and communication gaps.
Carmel Clay Schools presented results of a December community survey showing broad approval of district performance and specific areas for growth, the superintendent said.
Dr. Oestreich told the board that 4,565 people completed the survey (parents with children in CCS, employees, community members without children, and students). Among adult respondents with children in the district, 94% said the district meets expectations and two-thirds said the district exceeds or significantly exceeds…
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