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Board approves third‑party personnel survey to gather staff feedback, expects initial results in spring

Cherokee County School Board
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Summary

The Cherokee County School Board voted to award a third‑party personnel survey RFP (referencing Hanover) Dec. 11; staff said initial results could begin arriving in March and that employees would generally be able to take the survey from home, with some nonexempt employees completing it during the workday.

The Cherokee County School Board on Dec. 11 approved awarding a request for proposals for a third‑party personnel survey intended to gather employee feedback aligned with the district’s core beliefs.

Staff recommended the award and said the vendor would provide a bank of questions the board could review. Board members pressed on timing and access: one board member said the vendor documentation indicated initial results arriving in March and asked whether the timeline could be expedited. Staff responded that the RFP did not specify an expedited timeline but that they could explore faster delivery upon award.

Board member Mr. Bean asked whether employees could complete the survey at home on their own devices. Staff member Miss Graham said, “Employees would be able to do those from home normally,” adding that nonexempt employees may need to complete the survey during the workday. Ms. Graham also said vendors typically provide a bank of questions and that the district would have to define what it is trying to measure.

A motion to award the RFP (the board referenced Hanover as the recommended vendor) was moved, seconded and approved unanimously.