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Impact Study of Federally Funded Magnet Schools

School Instruction and Organization Survey

(DRAFT10/23/2020)

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A. INTRODUCTION

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The following variables will be preloaded in the sample file:

1. MSAP

= 1 if the school is an MSAP grantee attended by students in the study sample

= 0 if the school is attended by students in the study sample (treatment or control) and is NOT an MSAP grantee

2. GRADE SPAN

= EE (early elementary school, serving grades PK-K through 2)

= ES (elementary school, serving grades PK-K through 5-6)

= K8 (K through 8 school, serving grades PK-K through 8)

= MS (middle school, serving only grades within the range of 4 through 9)

= SS (secondary school, serving grades 6-7 through 12)

= HS (high school, serving grades 8-10 through 12)

= K12 (K through 12 school, serving all grades)

3. SCHOOL GRADES SERVED [PK – 12]

4. PRINCIPAL NAME

5. SCHOOL NAME

ALL ELIGIBLE

A1. [If MSAP = 1: This survey is part of the Impact Study of Federally Funded Magnet Schools, a national evaluation designed to learn more about magnet schools, and whether particular features of magnet schools are associated with greater success. The study is being conducted for the U.S. Department of Education by Mathematica.]

[IF MSAP = 0: This survey is part of the Impact Study of Federally Funded Magnet Schools, a national evaluation being conducted for the U.S. Department of Education by Mathematica. Your responses will help us understand how federally funded magnet schools differ from other schools. Your school provides an important comparison, because some of your students could have enrolled in a nearby magnet school.]

You are being asked to complete this survey because, as principal, you are the most knowledgeable person about your school’s organization and instruction.

[IF MSAP=1: Your responses are essential to understanding magnet school effectiveness. As a Magnet Schools Assistance Program (MSAP) grantee, your school is expected to complete this survey.]

[IF MSAP = 0: This survey is voluntary, but your response is critical for producing valid and reliable data. For completing the survey, you will receive a $30 payment.]

You may skip any questions that you do not wish to answer; however, we ask that you answer all the questions that you can. Participation in this survey will not impose any risks to you as a respondent. If you have any questions about your rights as a study participant, contact [IRB INFORMATION].

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HOVER TEXT: Mathematica and its subcontractor SPR follow the confidentiality and data protection requirements of the Institute of Education Sciences at the Department of Education (Education Sciences Reform Act of 2002, Title I, Part E, Section 183). Responses to this data collection will be used only for research purposes. The reports prepared for the study will summarize findings across the sample and will not associate responses with a specific district, school, or individual. We will not provide information that identifies respondents to anyone outside the study team, except as required by law.

Do you agree to take part in this survey?

Select one only

 Yes, I agree to take part in this survey 1 GO TO A2

 No, I do not agree to take part in this survey 0 END

ALL ELIGIBLE [A1 = 1]

A2. Please confirm who is completing this survey. Are you [PRINCIPAL NAME], principal of [SCHOOL NAME]?

Select one only

 Yes, I am that person 1

 No, I am not that person, I am completing the survey on their behalf 2

 No, I am not that person, but I am the current principal of this school 3

B. SCHOOL TYPE

ALL ELIGIBLE NON-MSAP-FUNDED SCHOOLS [MSAP = 0 AND A1 = 1]

B1. Does this school offer one or more curricular themes or have a special program emphasis for some or all students?

The curricular theme or special program emphasis might be science and math or STEM, performing arts, talented or gifted education, foreign language immersion or dual-language instruction, or International Baccalaureate® (IB).

Select one only

 Yes 1

 No 0

SCHOOL HAS A THEME OR SPECIAL PROGRAM EMPHASIS [B1 = 1]

B2. At your school, do all students or a subset of students enrolled at the school participate in the theme or special program emphasis?

Select one only

 All students participate 1

 Some but not all students in this school participate 2

ALL ELIGIBLE NON-MSAP-FUNDED SCHOOLS [MSAP = 0 AND A1 = 1]

B3. Which of the following best describes your school?

Select one only

 Regular/traditional public school – elementary or secondary 1

 Magnet school 2

 Charter school 3

 Alternative/other school (Please specify) 4

SPECIFY (STRING (NUM))

C. THEME OR SPECIAL PROGRAM EMPHASIS

SCHOOL HAS A THEME OR SPECIAL PROGRAM EMPHASIS [B1 = 1]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

C1. Does the same theme or special program emphasis apply to all students at [FILL] your school, or does your school offer different themes or program emphases to different students?

Select one only

 The same theme or special program emphasis applies to all students 1

 Different students participate in different themes or program emphases 2

SCHOOL OFFERS MULTIPLE THEMES OR SPECIAL PROGRAM EMPHASES [C1 = 2]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

C2. How many themes or special program emphases does [FILL] your school offer?

Number of themes or special program emphases

(RANGE (0 – 200))

SCHOOL OFFERS MULTIPLE THEMES OR SPECIAL PROGRAM EMPHASES [C1 = 2]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

C3. Do students at [FILL] your school choose or are they assigned their theme or special program emphasis?

Select one only

 Students choose their theme or special program emphasis 1

 Students are assigned their theme or special program emphasis 2

SCHOOL HAS A THEME OR SPECIAL PROGRAM EMPHASIS [B1 = 1]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

C4. Which of the following themes or special program emphases are offered at [FILL] your school?

Select all that apply

• Education for gifted or talented students 1

• Foreign language immersion or dual language 2

• Health or medicine 3

• International Baccalaureate (IB) or Primary Years Programme (PYP) 4

• Montessori instruction 5

• Performing or fine arts 6

• Science, technology, engineering, (art), and math (STEM or STEAM) 7

• Career pathways 8

• Other (please specify) 9

SPECIFY (STRING (NUM))

SCHOOL HAS MULTIPLE THEMES OR PROGRAM EMPHASES [C4 = 1 FOR MULTIPLE ROWS]

ONLY SHOW ROWS WHERE C4 IS SELECTED

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

C5. Among the themes or special program emphases offered at [FILL] your school, which is the PRIMARY one?

The primary theme or special program emphasis is the one that most affects the curriculum for the largest number of students.

Select one only

• Education for gifted or talented students 1

• Foreign language immersion or dual language 2

• Health or medicine 3

• International Baccalaureate (IB) or Primary Years Programme (PYP) 4

• Montessori instruction 5

• Performing or fine arts 6

• Science, technology, engineering, (art), and math (STEM or STEAM) 7

• Career pathways 8

• Other (please specify) 9

SPECIFY (STRING (NUM))

SCHOOL HAS MULTIPLE THEMES OR PROGRAM EMPHASES [C4 = 1 FOR MULTIPLE ROWS]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

C6. Approximately what percentage of students at [FILL] your school participate in the PRIMARY theme or special program emphasis you identified in the previous question?

PERCENT

(RANGE (0-100))

SCHOOL HAS A THEME OR SPECIAL PROGRAM EMPHASIS [B1 = 1] AND

SCHOOL SERVES SECONDARY GRADES [GRADE SPAN = K8, MS, SS, HS, or K12]

ONLY SHOW ROWS FOR GRADES THAT ARE SERVED BY THE SCHOOL

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

C7. At each of the following grade levels, does [FILL] your school offer any elective courses that are specifically related to the primary theme or special program emphasis?

	Mark one only per row
	YES	NO
a. 6th grade	1 	0 
b. 7th grade	1 	0 
c. 8th grade	1 	0 
d. 9th grade	1 	0 
e. 10th grade	1 	0 
f. 11th grade	1 	0 
g. 12th grade	1 	0 

SCHOOL HAS A THEME OR SPECIAL PROGRAM EMPHASIS [B1 = 1] AND

SCHOOL SERVES SECONDARY GRADES [GRADE SPAN = K8, MS, SS, HS, or K12]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

C8. Are students required to take one or more special courses, from a set of courses specifically related to the theme or special program emphasis, at any point during their enrollment in [FILL] your school?

Special courses include those related to the theme or special program emphasis of [FILL] your school, EXCLUDING state-mandated courses in traditional subjects (such as English/language arts, mathematics, science, social studies, and foreign language).

Select one only

 Yes 1

 No 0

SCHOOL REQUIRES SPECIAL COURSES [C8 = 1] AND SERVES GRADE 8

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

C9. For a typical eighth grader at [FILL] your school, how many special courses related to the theme or special program emphasis are they required to take in that grade?

Number of special courses required related to theme or special program emphasis

(RANGE (0 – 200))

SCHOOL REQUIRES SPECIAL COURSES [C8 = 1] AND SERVES GRADE 10

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

C10. For a typical tenth grader at [FILL] your school, how many special elective courses related to the theme or special program emphasis are they required to take in that grade?

Number of special courses required related to theme or special program emphasis

(RANGE (0 – 200))

SCHOOL REQUIRES SPECIAL COURSES [C8 = 1] AND SERVES GRADE 12

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

C11. For a typical twelfth grader at [FILL] your school, how many special elective courses related to the theme or special program emphasis are they required to take in that grade?

Number of special courses required related to theme or special program emphasis

(RANGE (0 – 200))

SCHOOL HAS A THEME OR SPECIAL PROGRAM EMPHASIS [B1 = 1]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

C12. Are students required to complete a semester- or year-long project specifically related to the theme or special program emphasis at any point during their enrollment at [FILL] your school?

Select one only

 Yes 1

 No 0

SCHOOL HAS A THEME OR SPECIAL PROGRAM EMPHASIS [B1 = 1]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

C13. Which, if any, of the following activities specifically related to the theme or special program emphasis are students required to do at any point during their enrollment at [FILL] your school?

	Mark one only per row
	YES	NO	NOT SURE
a. Writing project related to the theme or special program emphasis	1 	0 	2 
b. Oral presentation related to the theme or special program emphasis	1 	0 	2 
c. Community service related to the theme or special program emphasis	1 	0 	2 
d. Work-based learning related to the theme or special program emphasis (e.g., internship, job shadowing)	1 	0 	2 
e. Other activity or project specifically related to the theme or special program emphasis (Please specify)	1 	0 	2 
SPECIFY ( (STRING (NUM))

SCHOOL HAS A THEME OR SPECIAL PROGRAM EMPHASIS [B1 = 1]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

C14. In what year did [FILL] your school begin implementing its current primary theme or special program emphasis?

YEAR

(RANGE (1970-2021))

SCHOOL HAS A THEME OR SPECIAL PROGRAM EMPHASIS [B1 = 1]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

C15. Since [FILL] your school began implementing its primary theme or special program emphasis, which, if any, of the following actions did your school, your district, or your consortium (if applicable) take to support its implementation? If your school opened or began operations with the primary theme or special program emphasis in place, please indicate the actions taken in preparation for its first year.

	Mark one only per row
	YES	NO
a. Adopted a new curriculum related to the theme or special program emphasis HOVER TEXT: “New curriculum” refers to adopting or modifying new curricula for existing courses	1 	0 
b. Adopted different assessment(s) related to the theme or special program emphasis HOVER TEXT: Assessments can include academic assessments, performance-based assessments, and other alternative assessments. Please do not include assessments that resulted from district- or state-wide changes.	1 	0 
c. New or expanded course offerings related to the theme or special program emphasis	1 	0 
d. Improved classrooms or labs by adding new resources and materials or by improving the physical space	1 	0 
e. Improved performance spaces or studios	1 	0 
f. Purchased new instructional materials or technology related to the theme or special program emphasis	1 	0 
g. Offered new theme-specific extracurricular activities	1 	0 
h. Offered after-school, summer, or other out-of-school learning opportunities related to the theme or special program emphasis	1 	0 
i. Hired new teachers to provide instruction specifically related to the theme or special program emphasis	1 	0 
j. Provided professional development to staff related to the theme or special program emphasis	1 	0 
k. Used outside experts for technical assistance related to the theme or special program emphasis	1 	0 
l. Developed relationships with community individuals or organizations related to the theme or special program emphasis (e.g., artist residencies or partnerships with local businesses for internships)	1 	0 
m. Other (Please specify)	1 	0 
SPECIFY (STRING (NUM))

SCHOOL HAS A THEME OR SPECIAL PROGRAM EMPHASIS [B1 = 1]

ONLY SHOW ROWS WHERE C15 = 1

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

C16. Which of the following resources and offerings to support the implementation of the theme or special program emphasis are in place at [FILL] your school for the current school year?

	Mark one only per row
	YES	NO
a. Curriculum related to the theme or special program emphasis HOVER TEXT: “New curriculum” refers to adopting or modifying new curricula for existing courses	1 	0 
b. Assessment(s) related to the theme or special program emphasis HOVER TEXT: Assessments can include academic assessments, performance-based assessments, and other alternative assessments.	1 	0 
c. New or expanded course offerings related to the theme or special program emphasis	1 	0 
d. Improved classrooms or labs by adding new resources and materials or by improving the physical space	1 	0 
e. Improved performance spaces or studios	1 	0 
f. Instructional materials or technology related to the theme or special program emphasis	1 	0 
g. Theme-specific extracurricular activities	1 	0 
h. After-school, summer, or other out-of-school learning opportunities related to the theme or special program emphasis	1 	0 
i. Teachers hired to provide instruction specifically related to the theme or special program emphasis	1 	0 
j. Professional development provided to staff related to the theme or special program emphasis	1 	0 
k. Outside experts used for technical assistance related to the theme or special program emphasis	1 	0 
l. Relationships with community individuals or organizations related to the theme or special program emphasis (e.g., artist residencies or partnerships with local businesses for internships)	1 	0 
m. Other (Please specify)	1 	0 
SPECIFY (STRING (NUM))

D. STUDENT ADMISSIONS

ALL ELIGIBLE [A1 = 1]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

D1. This school year (2021-2022), were any students enrolled in [FILL] your school as the result of an admissions lottery?

Select one only

 Yes 1

 No 0

ALL ELIGIBLE [A1 = 1]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

D2. Does [FILL] your school use any special requirements when admitting students, OTHER THAN proof of immunization, age, or residence (for example, test scores or special student aptitudes or skills)?

Select one only

 Yes 1

 No 0

SCHOOL HAS SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION [D2 = 1]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

D2a. Which, if any, of the following requirements does [FILL] your school use to determine which students to admit?

	Mark one only per row
	YES		NO
a. Score on an admission test or standardized achievement test	1 	0 
b. Specific student needs (e.g., students "at risk" or with disabilities)	1 	0 
c. Academic record (e.g., achieving a certain GPA)	1 	0 
d. Specific student aptitudes, skills, or talents (e.g., evidence the student is gifted in the arts)	1 	0 
e. Something else (Please specify):	1 	0 
SPECIFY ( (STRING )

SCHOOLS USING A LOTTERY [D1 = 1]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

D3. For this school year (2021-2022), did [FILL] your school have a wait list (that is, were there more eligible applicants than available seats at the school)?

Select one only

 Yes 1

 No 0

ALL ELIGIBLE [A1 = 1]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

D4. Some schools prioritize recruitment of specific groups of students for various reasons (such as developing a more diverse student body). HOVER TEXT: This may include conducting specific recruitment activities geared towards these groups or reaching them in other ways. To what extent are each of the following a priority for [FILL] your school?

	Mark one only per row
	Not at all	To a slight extent	To a moderate extent	To a significant extent
a. Recruiting specific groups of students to increase the racial diversity of the student body	1 	2 	3 	4 
b. Recruiting specific groups of students to increase the socio-economic diversity of the student body	1 	2 	3 	4 

ALL ELIGIBLE [A1 = 1]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

D5. Which, if any, of the following groups of students is [FILL] your school prioritizing for recruitment for the next school year (2022-2023)?

	Mark one only per row
	YES	NO
a. Students from families with high socioeconomic status	1 	0 
b. Students from families with low socioeconomic status	1 	0 
c. High-achieving students	1 	0 
d. Low-achieving students	1 	0 
e. Students with disabilities	1 	0 
f. Black students	1 	0 
g. Hispanic students	1 	0 
h. Other minority students	1 	0 
i. Students from a specific attendance zone or neighborhood(s) considered to have high socioeconomic status	1 	0 
j. Students from a specific attendance zone or neighborhood(s) considered to have low socioeconomic status	1 	0 

E. INSTRUCTIONAL PRACTICES

ALL ELIGIBLE [A1 = 1]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

E1. How many instructional days are there in the current school year (2021-2022) at [FILL] your school?

DAYS PER SCHOOL YEAR

(RANGE 0 to 365)

ALL ELIGIBLE [A1 = 1]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

E2. How long is the typical school day for students at [FILL] your school?

Please report BOTH hours and minutes (e.g., 6 hours and 0 minutes, 5 hours and 45 minutes, etc.). Include the total amount of time that students are required to be in school. If the length of day varies by grade level or day of the week, record the longest day.

LENGTH OF SCHOOL DAY

HOURS MINUTES

(RANGE 0 to 12) (RANGE 0 to 59)

SCHOOLS OFFERING GRADE 3

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

E3. During a typical school week, approximately how many minutes per week do most THIRD GRADE students spend in class in the following subjects in [FILL] your school?

a. English/ language arts (including reading and writing)		NUMBER OF MINUTES PER WEEK (RANGE 1 to 999)
b. Mathematics		NUMBER OF MINUTES PER WEEK (RANGE 1 to 999)
c. Social studies or history		NUMBER OF MINUTES PER WEEK (RANGE 1 to 999)
d. Science		NUMBER OF MINUTES PER WEEK (RANGE 1 to 999)
e. [IF B1 = 1] Across all subjects, content specific to the theme or special program emphasis		NUMBER OF MINUTES PER WEEK (RANGE 1 to 999)
SCHOOLS OFFERING GRADE 8
IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

E4. During a typical school week, approximately how many minutes per week do most EIGHTH GRADE students spend in class in the following academic subjects in [FILL] your school?

a. English/language arts (including reading and writing)		NUMBER OF MINUTES PER WEEK (RANGE 1 to 999)
b. Mathematics		NUMBER OF MINUTES PER WEEK (RANGE 1 to 999)
c. Social studies or history		NUMBER OF MINUTES PER WEEK (RANGE 1 to 999)
d. Science		NUMBER OF MINUTES PER WEEK (RANGE 1 to 999)
e. [IF B1 = 1] Across all subjects, content specific to the theme or special program emphasis		NUMBER OF MINUTES PER WEEK (RANGE 1 to 999)

SCHOOLS OFFERING GRADE 10

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

E5. During a typical school week, approximately how many minutes per week do most TENTH GRADE students spend in class in the following academic subjects in [FILL] your school?

a. English/language arts (including reading and writing)		NUMBER OF MINUTES PER WEEK (RANGE 1 to 999)
b. Mathematics		NUMBER OF MINUTES PER WEEK (RANGE 1 to 999)
c. Social studies or history		NUMBER OF MINUTES PER WEEK (RANGE 1 to 999)
d. Science		NUMBER OF MINUTES PER WEEK (RANGE 1 to 999)
e. [IF B1 = 1] Across all subjects, content specific to the theme or special program emphasis		NUMBER OF MINUTES PER WEEK (RANGE 1 to 999)

ALL ELIGIBLE [A1 = 1]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

E6. Does [FILL] your school schedule extended class periods to create blocks of instruction time (block scheduling) in the current school year?

Select one only

 Yes 1

 No 0

SCHOOL SERVES SECONDARY GRADES [GRADE SPAN = K8, MS, SS, HS, or K12]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

E7. Are students at [FILL] your school assigned to specific classes based on their academic ability in any core subject?

Select one only

 Yes 1

 No 0

SCHOOL SERVES SECONDARY GRADES [GRADE SPAN = K8, MS, SS, HS, or K12] AND USES TRACKING TO ORGANIZE STUDENTS [E7 = 1]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

E7a. Are students at [FILL] your school assigned to specific classes based on their academic ability in MATH?

Select one only

 Yes 1

 No 0

SCHOOLS SERVING GRADES BETWEEN PK AND 5

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

E8. On average, how often do teachers IN THIRD GRADE at [FILL] your school use smaller instructional groups sorted by students’ academic ability, in each of the following subjects?

	Mark one only per row
	Never	Once or twice a year	Monthly or multiple times per term	Weekly or multiple times per month	Daily or multiple times per week
a. English/language arts	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 
b. Mathematics	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 

ALL ELIGIBLE [A1 = 1]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

E9. On average, how often do teachers at [FILL] your school use the following types of instruction?

	Mark one only per row
	Never	Once or twice a year	Monthly or multiple times per term	Weekly or multiple times per month	Daily or multiple times per week
a. Experiential learning	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 
b. Problem-based learning	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 
c. Blended learning	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 

ALL ELIGIBLE [A1 = 1]

E10. How often did you use student data to do any of the following activities?

	Mark one only per row
	Never	Once or twice a year	Monthly or multiple times per term	Weekly or multiple times per month	Daily or multiple times per week
a. Use student data to provide feedback to teachers	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 
b. Use student data to measure progress toward school goals	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 
c. Use student data to help plan and implement individual or whole-school professional development	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 
d. Use student data to assess program effectiveness	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 

F. SUPPORTS FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING

ALL ELIGIBLE [A1 = 1]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

F1. During the current school year and including the preceding summer, on average, approximately how many hours of professional development does a teacher at [FILL] your school receive? Your best estimate is fine.

Professional development is defined as activities that develop an individual's skills, knowledge, expertise and other characteristics as a teacher. Development can include workshops and courses provided by the school or district, as well as individualized coaching/mentoring, collaborative planning and teaching, and the sharing of good practices.

AVERAGE NUMBER OF HOURS OF PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT RECEIVED PER TEACHER

(RANGE 0 to 1,000)

ALL ELIGIBLE [A1 = 1]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

F2. During this school year (2021-2022) and including the preceding summer, how many teachers in [FILL] your school participated in professional development on the following topics?

	Mark one only per row
	All or nearly all	Most	Half	Some	Few to none
a. Improving subject- or content-specific skills (related to teaching assignment)	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 
b. Analyzing and interpreting student achievement data	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 
c. Using technology to support instruction	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 
d. Teaching STEM or incorporating STEM into other subjects	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 
e. Teaching in a culturally responsive way	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 
f. Improving classroom and behavior management	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 
g. [IF B1 = 1] Content or curricula specific to the theme or special program emphasis of [FILL] the school	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 
h. Other topics (Please specify)	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 
(STRING (NUM)) SPECIFY

ALL ELIGIBLE [A1 = 1]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

F3. How many of your full-time teachers left [FILL] your school at the end of the 2020-2021 school year for reasons other than death or retirement?

Select one only

1  None

2  1-5%

3  6-10%

4  11-25%

5  26-50%

6  51% or more

ALL ELIGIBLE [A1 = 1]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

F4. Which of the following types of academic supports are required for or offered to struggling students who need academic assistance at [FILL] your school?

	Mark one only per row
	Required	Offered	Not offered
a. Individual or group tutoring with a teacher or school aide that occurs outside of regular instructional time (e.g., before or after school, at lunch time, or during a study period)	1 	2 	3 
b. Peer tutoring that occurs outside of regular instructional time	1 	2 	3 
c. Individual or small group instruction during class time (e.g., “pull out”)	1 	2 	3 
d. Supplemental, “catch up,” or extra classes during the school day to help students be more successful in specific core academic subjects (e.g., “double-dosing”)	1 	2 	3 
e. Supplemental, “catch-up,” or extra academic courses outside of the normal school day (including summer sessions), taught primarily in person	1 	2 	3 
f. Supplemental, “catch-up,” or extra academic courses outside of the normal school day (including summer sessions), taught primarily online	1 	2 	3 
g. Individualized Education Plans (IEPs)	1 	2 	3 
h. Additional support staff in the classroom (such as a teacher’s aide, paraprofessional, etc.)	1 	2 	3 
i. Some other type of academic support (Please specify)	1 	2 	3 
SPECIFY (STRING (NUM))

ALL ELIGIBLE [A1 = 1]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

F5. Which of the following types of academic supports are required for or offered to high-achieving students who seek academic enrichment or advancement at [FILL] your school?

	Mark one only per row
	Required	Offered	Not offered
a. Individual or group tutoring with a teacher or school aide that occurs outside of regular instructional time (e.g., before or after school, at lunch time, or during a study period)	1 	2 	3 
b. Peer tutoring that occurs outside of regular instructional time	1 	2 	3 
c. Individual or small group instruction during class time (e.g., “pull out”)	1 	2 	3 
d. Supplemental or extra classes during the school day to provide enrichment or advanced instruction in academic subjects	1 	2 	3 
e. Supplemental academic courses providing enrichment outside of the normal school day (including summer sessions), taught primarily in person	1 	2 	3 
f. Supplemental academic courses providing enrichment outside of the normal school day (including summer sessions), taught primarily online	1 	2 	3 
g. Some other type of academic support (Please specify)	1 	2 	3 
SPECIFY (STRING (NUM))

ALL ELIGIBLE [A1 = 1]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

F6. Which, if any, of the following kinds of technology are available to students at [FILL] your school?

	Mark one only per row
	YES	NO
a. Library media center	1 	0 
b. Computer/robotics lab	1 	0 
c. 3D printers	1 	0 
d. STEM labs	1 	0 
e. Makerspace Makerspaces allow students to use hands-on approaches to enhance their learning about a given topic.	1 	0 
f. Design or recording studios	1 	0 
g. Other kinds of technology (Please specify)	1 	0 
SPECIFY (STRING (NUM))

ALL ELIGIBLE [A1 = 1]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

F7. Which, if any, of the following programs and services are currently offered at [FILL] your school?

	Mark one only per row
	YES	NO
a. Extended-day care	1 	0 
b. Dedicated busses to school or from school	1 	0 
c. Bus or transit vouchers for transportation to school or from school	1 	0 
d. Psychological counseling	1 	0 
e. Peer mentoring	1 	0 
f. Distance learning courses (taught primarily via Internet, e-mail, satellite, or television)	1 	0 
g. [IF SS, HS, or K12] Dual or concurrent enrollment that offers both high school and college credit	1 	0 
h. [IF SS, HS, or K12] College counseling	1 	0 
i. [IF SS, HS, or K12] Career counseling	1 	0 

ALL ELIGIBLE [A1 = 1]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

F8. Which, if any, of the following extracurricular programs, clubs, or activities are available to students at [IF B2 = 2: the program within] your school?

	Mark one only per row
	YES	NO
a. Arts and music clubs or groups	1 	0 
b. Math and science clubs (e.g., math Olympiad, robotics competition)	1 	0 
c. Foreign language clubs	1 	0 
d. Debate club	1 	0 
e. Other career/technical clubs (e.g., Future Farmers of America, Future Business Leaders of America, DECA, Skills USA)	1 	0 
f. Outdoor clubs (Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, 4-H)	1 	0 
g. Community service clubs or projects	1 	0 
h. Hobby-related clubs (e.g., chess, Legos)	1 	0 
i. Competitive athletic teams	1 	0 
j. Intramural or club sports	1 	0 

G. SCHOOL CLIMATE

ALL ELIGIBLE [A1 = 1]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

G1. At [FILL] your school, to what extent do each of the following types of interaction or segregation occur among students of different racial/ethnic groups? Your best estimate is fine.

	Mark one only per row
	Not at all	To a slight extent	To a moderate extent	To a significant extent
a. Core academic classes tend to be racially segregated.	1 	2 	3 	4 
b. Students of different races/ethnicities tend to segregate themselves socially (e.g., in the halls or during lunch).	1 	2 	3 	4 
c. Students of different races/ethnicities participate in school sports or clubs together.	1 	2 	3 	4 
d. Racial tensions between students lead to verbal or physical flights.	1 	2 	3 	4 
e. Students of different races/ethnicities work together on school assignments outside of class.	1 	2 	3 	4 

G2. At [FILL] your school, to what extent do each of the following types of interaction or segregation occur among students of different socioeconomic groups? Your best estimate is fine.

	Mark one only per row
	Not at all	To a slight extent	To a moderate extent	To a significant extent
a. Core academic classes tend to be socioeconomically segregated.	1 	2 	3 	4 
b. Students of different socioeconomic groups tend to segregate themselves socially (e.g., in the halls or during lunch).	1 	2 	3 	4 
c. Students of different socioeconomic groups participate in school sports or clubs together.	1 	2 	3 	4 
d. Tensions between students of different socioeconomic groups lead to verbal or physical flights.	1 	2 	3 	4 
e. Students of different socioeconomic groups work together on school assignments outside of class.	1 	2 	3 	4 

ALL ELIGIBLE [A1 = 1]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

G3. In your estimation, about how many teachers at [FILL] your school:

	Mark one only per row
	All or nearly all	Most	Half	Some	Few to none
a. Are willing to put in extra hours to help the school be successful?	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 
b. Collaborate with school administration to make the school run effectively?	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 
c. Are eager to take on formal leadership roles?	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 
d. Share beliefs and values about what the central mission of the school should be?	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 
e. Use data to inform instruction?	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 
f. Trust each other?	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 
g. Discuss feelings, worries, and frustrations with other teachers?	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 
h. Respect other teachers who take the lead in school improvement efforts?	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 
i. Respect those colleagues who are experts at their craft?	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 
j. Feel respected by other teachers?	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 
k. Are actively trying to improve their teaching?	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 

ALL ELIGIBLE [A1 = 1]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

G4. How often do the following interactions with parents, guardians, or other family members occur at [FILL] your school?

	Mark one only per row
	Never	Once or twice a year	Monthly or multiple times per term	Weekly or multiple times per month	Daily or multiple times per week
a. Parents, guardians, or other family members are offered opportunities to visit their child's classroom, such as observing instruction or participating in an activity with their child.	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 
b. Teachers communicate with parents, guardians, or other family members about students’ progress or challenges.	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 
c. Teachers meet with parents, guardians, or other family members to discuss or address students' needs.	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 
d. School administrators communicate with parents, guardians, or other family members how they can help students learn.	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 

ALL ELIGIBLE [A1 = 1]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

G5. In a typical school year (one not affected by COVID) , approximately how many students at [FILL] your school have a parent, guardian, or other family member participate in the following activities at least once during the school year? Your best estimate is fine.

	Mark one only per row
	All or nearly all	Most	Half	Some	Few to none	Not sure	NA
a. Attend an open house or back-to-school night	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 	6 	na 
b. Attend parent-teacher conferences	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 	6 	na 
c. Attend special subject-area events (e.g., science fairs, concerts)	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 	6 	na 
d. Sign a school-parent compact HOVER TEXT: A school-parent compact is an agreement between school community members (e.g., parents, principals, teachers, and students) that acknowledges the shared responsibility for student learning and/or the school’s policies.	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 	6 	na 
e. Volunteer in the school	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 	6 	na 
f. Serve as an advocate for the school (e.g., assist in recruitment efforts)	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 	6 	na 
g. Attend Parent-Teacher Association/Organization or parent booster club meetings	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 	6 	na 
h. Complete a parent satisfaction survey	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 	6 	na 

ALL ELIGIBLE [A1 = 1]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

G6. To what extent is each of the following matters a problem at [FILL] your school?

	Mark one only per row
	Not at all	To a slight extent	To a moderate extent	To a significant extent
a. Student tardiness	1 	2 	3 	4 
b. Student absenteeism (missing the full school day)	1 	2 	3 	4 
c. Student class cutting (missing part of the school day)	1 	2 	3 	4 
d. Student apathy	1 	2 	3 	4 
e. Students coming to school unprepared to learn	1 	2 	3 	4 
f. Poor student health	1 	2 	3 	4 
g. Lack of parental involvement	1 	2 	3 	4 
h. Lack of resources and materials for teachers	1 	2 	3 	4 
i. Teacher absenteeism	1 	2 	3 	4 
j. Teacher apathy	1 	2 	3 	4 

ALL ELIGIBLE [A1 = 1]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

G7. How often do the following types of problems occur at [FILL] your school?

	Mark one only per row
	Never	Once or twice a year	Monthly or multiple times per term	Weekly or multiple times per month	Daily or multiple times per week
a. Physical conflict among students	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 
b. Robbery or theft	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 
c. Vandalism	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 
d. Physical abuse of teachers	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 
e. Student racial tension	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 
f. Student bullying	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 
g. Widespread disorder in classrooms	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 
h. Student acts of disrespect for teachers	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 

SCHOOL SERVES SECONDARY GRADES [GRADE SPAN = K8, MS, SS, HS, or K12]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

G8. How often do the following types of problems occur at [FILL] your school?

	Mark one only per row
	Never	Once or twice a year	Monthly or multiple times per term	Weekly or multiple times per month	Daily or multiple times per week
a. Student use of alcohol	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 
b. Student use of illegal drugs	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 
c. Student possession of weapons	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 
d. Gang activities	1 	2 	3 	4 	5 

ALL ELIGIBLE [A1 = 1]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

G9. During the current school year, is it a practice of [FILL] your school to do the following?

If your school changed its practices during the school year, please answer regarding your most recent practice.

	Mark one only per row
	YES	NO
a. Require students to pass through metal detectors each day	1 	0 
b. Perform one or more random sweeps for contraband (for example, drugs or weapons)	1 	0 
c. Require clear book bags or ban book bags on school grounds	1 	0 
d. Maintain a daily presence of police or security personnel	1 	0 

H. COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

ALL ELIGIBLE [A1 = 1]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

H1. How often do the following community engagements occur at [FILL] your school?

Community refers to individuals OTHER THAN school staff or parents of enrolled students. It may also refer to businesses, nonprofits, universities, or other entities that help the school access resources to enhance the academic options available at the school or to address critical needs.

	Mark one only per row
	Never	Once or twice a year	Monthly or multiple times per term	Weekly or multiple times per month
a. Our school reaches out to the community to request support.	1 	2 	3 	4 
b. Community members respond to requests for support for our school.	1 	2 	3 	4 
c. Community members participate in advisory or planning committee meetings or activities.	1 	2 	3 	4 
d. Community members respond to requests for volunteers.	1 	2 	3 	4 
e. Community members attend informational meetings to stay informed about our school.	1 	2 	3 	4 
f. Organized community groups (e.g., neighborhood organization) meet to discuss school issues.	1 	2 	3 	4 
g. School staff respond to needs or concerns expressed by community members.	1 	2 	3 	4 

ALL ELIGIBLE [A1 = 1]

IF NOT ALL STUDENTS PARTICIPATE [B2 = 2], FILL = “the program within”

H2. Which, if any, of the following activities do community actors or partners undertake for [FILL] your school?

	Mark one only per row
	YES	NO
a. Collaborate with the school on in-class learning modules	1 	0 
b. Serve as mentors to students in the school	1 	0 
c. Provide financial support to the school	1 	0 
d. Provide in-kind donations (e.g., new equipment, software)	1 	0 
e. Host students at an off-campus site or workplace	1 	0 
f. Support or sponsor student internship and employment opportunities	1 	0 
g. Offer dual credit where students can earn both high school and postsecondary credit for a single course	1 	0 
h. Other (Please specify)	1 	0 
SPECIFY (STRING (NUM))

I. CONTACT INFORMATION

RESPONDENT IS NOT [PRINCIPAL NAME] [A2 = 2 OR 3]

I1. What is your name?

First Name: (STRING 100)

Middle Initial: (STRING 2)

Last Name: (STRING 100)

RESPONDENT IS NOT THE PRINCIPAL OF THE SCHOOL [A2 = 2]

I2. What is your title?

JOB TITLE

(STRING (NUM))

ALL ELIGIBLE [A1 = 1]

I3. How long have you held your current position?

NUMBER OF YEARS

(RANGE 0 - 99)

ALL ELIGIBLE [A1 = 1]

I4. Please provide us with your contact information. We will only contact you if we have questions about responses you provided on this survey[IF MSAP = 0: or to send you a gift card as a thank you for your time].

1. What is your work phone number?

PHONE NUMBER

2. What is your email address?

EMAIL ADDRESS

IF MSAP = 0

I5. What is your mailing address?

Street Address:

Apt:

City:

State:

Zip:

Those are all the questions we have for you today. Thank you so much for your time.

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