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Survey data show rising student ownership; staff cite need for more "coaching and feedback" and parent "family support"

Center Cass School District 66 Board of Education · February 12, 2025
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Summary

Director Sean Rhoads reported Panorama survey results indicating growing student ownership of learning, strong climate and culture scores, but lower adult scores on "coaching and feedback" (employees) and "family support" (parents), prompting calls for targeted outreach and staff development.

Director of Student Services Sean Rhoads presented Panorama survey findings showing that, while student ownership of learning is growing across grades, older students reported lower confidence compared with national peers. Rhoads said staff, students and parents reported strong climate and culture scores overall.

Rhoads highlighted areas needing attention: employee responses rated lower-than-national averages for "coaching and feedback," suggesting additional development for staff; parent scores were lower in "family support," indicating a need for more outreach and strategies to help families support students' academic and social learning.

Board members received the presentation and committee members Watson and Sobotka later summarized related Strategic Plan work reinforcing those priorities.