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Staff Engagement and Satisfaction Survey 2021 Run on 05/28/2021 Staff Engagement and Satisfaction Survey 2021 Run on 05/28/2021 Staff Engagement and Satisfaction Survey 2021 run on 05/28/2021 Staff Engagement and Satisfaction Survey 2021 run on 05/28/2021 Staff Engagement and Satisfaction Survey 2021 1 survey(s) 21245 response(s) 850 school(s) included Report Filters School: Experience: N/A N/A Role: Tag: N/A N/A Powered by AdvancED eProve Page 2 of 31 Staff Engagement and Satisfaction Survey 2021 run on 05/28/2021 Staff Engagement and Satisfaction Survey 2021 1 survey(s) 21245 response(s) 850 school(s) included Demographics Number of Responses | Percentages of Total Responses 1. Role Classified staff Certified staff Other 21245 respondents 2. If Other is selected above, please describe here. Free form text answers are available in the exported CSV report 3. Experience Less than 1 year 1-3 years 4-10 years 11-20 years More than 20 years 21245 respondents Powered by AdvancED eProve Page 3 of 31 Staff Engagement and Satisfaction Survey 2021 run on 05/28/2021 Staff Engagement and Satisfaction Survey 2021 1 survey(s) 21245 response(s) A. Instructions Powered by AdvancED eProve Page 4 of 31 B. Our School's Culture Strongly Agree Neutral Disagree Strongly Unsure Section score: 4.24 Network average: N/A Agree Disagree 5 4 3 2 1 Number of Responses Percentage of Total Responses 11415 7336 1447 685 330 32 1. 1. Our school leaders are approachable. 54% 35% 7% 3% 2% 0% 21245 respondents 8014 8459 2907 1136 438 291 2. 2. Our school leaders involve staff in the development of the school's goals. 38% 40% 14% 5% 2% 1% 21245 respondents 7699 8857 2732 1174 432 351 3. 3. Our school leaders provide sufficient time for staff to collaborate. 36% 42% 13% 6% 2% 2% 21245 respondents 8087 9203 2366 973 353 263 4. 4. Our school retains qualified staff. 38% 43% 11% 5% 2% 1% 21245 respondents 5. 5. There is an expectation at our school that teachers will 9199 9749 1541 289 89 378 regularly communicate student progress with parents/ 43% 46% 7% 1% 0% 2% guardians. 21245 respondents 6. 6. Our school is safe for students. 10313 8893 1294 525 164 56 Powered by AdvancED eProve Page 5 of 31 49% 42% 6% 2% 1% 0% 21245 respondents 9946 8696 1616 694 228 65 7. 7. Our school is safe for staff. 47% 41% 8% 3% 1% 0% 21245 respondents 11376 8123 1241 304 86 115 8. 8. Our school encourages staff to get to know students well in order to support their success. 54% 38% 6% 1% 0% 1% 21245 respondents 9712 8854 1647 655 201 176 9. 9. Everyone in our school knows they are accountable for student learning. 46% 42% 8% 3% 1% 1% 21245 respondents 8480 7912 2828 1222 737 66 10. 10. I feel valued at our school. 40% 37% 13% 6% 3% 0% 21245 respondents Powered by AdvancED eProve Page 6 of 31 C. Resources That Support Strongly Agree Neutral Disagree Strongly Unsure Student Learning Agree Disagree Section score: 3.82 Network average: N/A 5 4 3 2 1 Number of Responses Percentage of Total Responses 6914 10544 2385 606 143 653 1. 11. There is an expectation at our school that teachers will assign differentiated work to support student learning. 33% 50% 11% 3% 1% 3% 21245 respondents 6382 10128 2912 1070 317 436 2. 12. Our school protects classroom time from too many interruptions for other activities. 30% 48% 14% 5% 1% 2% 21245 respondents 2784 6188 4517 5082 2198 476 3. 13. Our school has enough support staff to meet individual student needs. 13% 29% 21% 24% 10% 2% 21245 respondents 4576 9578 3784 2128 615 564 4. 14. Our school has enough up-to-date materials to support student learning. 22% 45% 18% 10% 3% 3% 21245 respondents 6925 10138 2460 1128 332 262 5. 15. Our school has up-to-date technology to support student learning. 33% 48% 12% 5% 2% 1% 21245 respondents 6. 16. Our school has adequate facilities to support student learning. 5480 9996 3075 1907 565 222 Powered by AdvancED eProve Page 7 of 31 26% 47% 14% 9% 3% 1% 21245 respondents Powered by AdvancED eProve Page 8 of 31 D. Support For Staff Strongly Agree Neutral Disagree Strongly Unsure Section score: 4.07 Network average: N/A Agree Disagree 5 4 3 2 1 Number of Responses Percentage of Total Responses 7192 9744 2727 1004 328 250 1. 17. I receive opportunities to participate in professional development experiences. 34% 46% 13% 5% 2% 1% 21245 respondents 7921 8576 2697 1367 633 51 2. 18. Our school leaders communicate effectively with me. 37% 40% 13% 6% 3% 0% 21245 respondents 8893 7779 2597 1155 639 182 3. 19. I feel supported by our school leaders when dealing with student behavior issues. 42% 37% 12% 5% 3% 1% 21245 respondents Powered by AdvancED eProve Page 9 of 31 E. Additional Feedback 1. Is there anything else you wish to say about our school? (optional) Powered by AdvancED eProve Page 10 of 31 Staff Engagement and Satisfaction Survey 2021 run on 05/28/2021 Staff Engagement and Satisfaction Survey 2021 1 survey(s) 21245 response(s) 850 school(s) included Appendix Schools Pocatello High School New Plymouth High School Highland Senior High School American Falls Joint District Blackfoot District Blaine County District Bliss Joint School District Boise Independent District Bonneville Joint District Boundary County District Bruneau-Grand View Joint School District Buhl Joint District Butte County Joint District Cambridge Joint District Cascade District Cassia County Joint District Castleford District Challis Joint District Coeur D'Alene District Cottonwood Joint District Council District Dietrich District Emmett Independent District Troy School Twin Falls High School Vallivue High School Wallace Jr./Sr. High School Weiser High School Wendell High School West Jefferson High School West Junior High School Powered by AdvancED eProve Page 11 of 31 West Park Elementary School West Side High School Emerson Alternative High School Wilder High School Fremont County Joint District Wood River High School Wood River Middle School Fruitland District Valley High School Oakley Jr/Sr High School Challis Jr/Sr High School J. Russell Elementary Lena Whitmore Elementary A. B. McDonald Elementary iSucceed Virtual High School Forrest M. Bird Charter School Madison Junior High School Xavier Charter School Victory Charter School Vallivue Academy Rocky Mountain High School North Valley Academy Glenns Ferry Joint District Kootenai Bridge Academy Canyon Ridge High School Meridian Academy High School Upper Carmen Public Charter School Frank Church High School ICON (Idaho Connects Online School) Vision Charter School Hagerman Joint District Renaissance High School Bonneville Online School Initial Point High School Highland Joint District Homedale Joint District Aberdeen District Horseshoe Bend School District Silver Creek High School Another Choice Virtual Charter School Idaho Falls School District 91 Jefferson County Jt District Lake Pend Oreille High School Powered by AdvancED eProve Page 12 of 31 Payette River Regional Technical Academy Kendrick Joint School District Kimberly District High Desert High School Legacy Charter School Lake Pend Oreille District Middleton Academy Lakeland School District Lapwai School District Lewiston Independent School District No. 1 Madison School District 321 Marsing Joint District McCall-Donnelly School District Moscow School District Mountain Home School District 193 Mountain View School District Murtaugh Joint District Nampa School District North Gem District Notus District Oneida County District Orofino Joint School District 171 Payette Joint District Plummer-Worley Joint District Pocatello/Chubbuck District 25 Post Falls School District Potlatch School District 285 Richfield District Ririe Joint School District 252 Rockland District Salmon District Salmon River Joint School Dist Shelley Joint District Shoshone Joint District Snake River District Soda Springs Joint District St Maries Joint District Teton County District Twin Falls School District Valley District Vallivue School District Vision Charter School Inc. Weiser School District Powered by AdvancED eProve Page 13 of 31 West Bonner County District West Jefferson District West Side Joint District Whitepine Jt School District Wilder District Aberdeen High School American Falls High School Meadows Valley District Idaho Fine Arts Academy Middleton School District Joint School District No. 2 Bear Lake High School Black Canyon Alternative High School Blackfoot High School Bliss School Boise High School Bonners Ferry High School Bonneville High School Borah High School Bruneau Elementary School Buhl High School Burley Senior High School Burley Junior High School Butte County Middle/High School Caldwell High School Camas County High School Cambridge Junior/Senior High School Canyon Springs High School Capital High School Carey School Cascade Jr./Sr. High School Cassia Jr/Sr High School Castleford Public Schools Centennial High School COSSA Academy Central Academy High School Central High School Century High School Clark County Jr/Sr High School Clark Fork Junior Senior High School Clearwater Valley Junior/Senior High School Coeur d'Alene Charter Academy School Coeur d'Alene High School Powered by AdvancED eProve Page 14 of 31 Columbia High School Compass Public Charter School Council Jr/Sr High School Kuna Joint District Culdesac School Deary School Declo Sr High School Declo Jr High School Dietrich School Eagle Academy High School Eagle High School East Junior High School Emmett High School Emmett Middle School Fairmont Junior High School Falcon Ridge Public Charter School Filer High School Firth High School Fruitland High School Garden Valley Public School Genesee School Glenns Ferry High School Gooding High School Grace Jr/Sr High School Grand View Elementary School Grangeville High School Minidoka County Joint District Hagerman School Hansen Junior/Senior High School Jerome Joint District Highland School Hillcrest High School Hillside Junior High School Homedale High School Horseshoe Bend Middle/Sr High Idaho Arts Charter School Idaho City Middle/High School Gem Prep: Online Idaho Falls High School Independence High School Jefferson High School Jenifer Middle School Jerome High School Powered by AdvancED eProve Page 15 of 31 Kamiah High School Kellogg High School Kendrick Jr/Sr High School Kimberly High School Kootenai Jr Sr High School Kuna High School Lake City High School Lakeland High School Lapwai Middle/High School Les Bois Jr.
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