S A F E L Y R E O P E N C C I S D

D E P A R T M E N T O F A S S E S S M E N T A N D E V A L U A T I O N

S t a k e h o l d e r S u r v e y R e p o r t

Synopsis of survey instrument, window,

and response counts

Survey Overview

Overview of stakeholder preferences for

safely reopening schools

Safely Reopen Schools

Opportunity for committee members to

ask questions

Questions

AGENDA

SURVEY OPENS

The CCISD Office of Communications distributed the

survey via email on Thursday, May 21.

REMINDER SENT

A reinforcement email was sent to stakeholders on

Tuesday, May 26.

SURVEY CLOSES

The survey closed on Wednesday, May 27.

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14, 823

Response Counts by Stakeholder Group

9,594

2,952

1,661

616

Instructional Staff

Parents

Students

Teachers

Instructional Staff

L0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000 9,000 10,000

Total Responses

S U R V E Y D A T A S E T49,456 potential respondents received a survey link. 42,349

accounted for students and parents; 7,107 accounted for staff.

30%Response Rate

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Safely Reopen School

Challenges

Future Needs & Outcomes

Resources & Support

Engagement

Student Services & Programs

Satisfaction

Open-Ended

S U R V E Y I N S T R U M E N T D E S I G NStakeholders responded to a minimum of four questions and a maximum of 47 questions depending on their role.

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SAFELY REOPEN SCHOOLSSTAKEHOLDER PREFERENCES

Not at all Likely

Slightly Likely

ModeratelyLikely

ExtremelyLikely

Positive responses were grouped for ease of data analysis on the graphs:

"Extremely Likely and Very Likely" and "Extremely Supportive and Very Supportive"

VeryLikely

Don'tKnow

S a f e l y R e o p e n Q u e s t i o n S t r u c t u r eFive-choice Likert scale with a "don't know" option.

Not at all Supportive

Slightly Supportive

ModeratelySupportive

VerySupportive

ExtremelySupportive

Don'tKnow

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S A F E L Y R E O P E N S C H O O L P R E F E R E N C E SQ41: In light of COVID-19 related school closures, which of the following would you like your [child's] school to consider?

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cf. Safely Reopen CCISD Stakeholder Survey Report page 9

S A F E L Y R E O P E N S C H O O L P R E F E R E N C E SQ41: In light of COVID-19 related school closures, which of the following would you like your [child's] school to consider?

9cf. Safely Reopen CCISD Stakeholder Survey Report page 10

S A F E L Y R E O P E N S C H O O L P R E F E R E N C E SQ44: If the district reopens schools in Fall 2020, how likely are you to return to your school/your child's school under the following scenarios?

The graph displays the percentage of respondents who indicated VERY LIKELY or EXTREMELY LIKELY10

cf. Safely Reopen CCISD Stakeholder Survey Report page 11

S A F E L Y R E O P E N S C H O O L P R E F E R E N C E SQ44: If the district reopens schools in Fall 2020, how likely are you to return to your school/your child's school under the following scenarios?

The graph displays the percentage of respondents who indicated VERY LIKELY or EXTREMELY LIKELY 11

cf. Safely Reopen CCISD Stakeholder Survey Report page 12

S A F E L Y R E O P E N S C H O O L P R E F E R E N C E SQ44: If the district reopens schools in Fall 2020, how likely are you to return to your school/your child's school under the following scenarios?

The graph displays the percentage of respondents who indicated NOT AT ALL LIKELY 12

cf. Safely Reopen CCISD Stakeholder Survey Report page 13

S A F E L Y R E O P E N S C H O O L P R E F E R E N C E SQ44: If the district reopens schools in Fall 2020, how likely are you to return to your school/your child's school under the following scenarios?

The graph displays the percentage of respondents who indicated NOT AT ALL LIKELY 13

cf. Safely Reopen CCISD Stakeholder Survey Report page 14

S A F E L Y R E O P E N S C H O O L P R E F E R E N C E SQ45: If resuming full-time in-person school in Fall 2020 is not advised by state health and education agencies, how supportive would you be of the following alternatives?

The graph displays the percentage of respondents who indicated VERY SUPPORTIVE or EXTREMELY SUPPORTIVE 14

cf. Safely Reopen CCISD Stakeholder Survey Report page 15

S A F E L Y R E O P E N S C H O O L P R E F E R E N C E SQ45: If resuming full-time in-person school in Fall 2020 is not advised by state health and education agencies, how supportive would you be of the following alternatives?

The graph displays the percentage of respondents who indicated VERY SUPPORTIVE or EXTREMELY SUPPORTIVE 15

cf. Safely Reopen CCISD Stakeholder Survey Report page 16

S A F E L Y R E O P E N S C H O O L P R E F E R E N C E SQ45: If resuming full-time in-person school in Fall 2020 is not advised by state health and education agencies, how supportive would you be of the following alternatives?

The graph displays the percentage of respondents who indicated NOT AT ALL SUPPORTIVE 16

cf. Safely Reopen CCISD Stakeholder Survey Report page 17

S A F E L Y R E O P E N S C H O O L P R E F E R E N C E SQ45: If resuming full-time in-person school in Fall 2020 is not advised by state health and education agencies, how supportive would you be of the following alternatives?

The graph displays the percentage of respondents who indicated NOT AT ALL SUPPORTIVE 17

cf. Safely Reopen CCISD Stakeholder Survey Report page 18

S A F E L Y R E O P E N S C H O O L P R E F E R E N C E SQ46: If Governor Abbott and state education agencies allow Districts to change or extend their school calendars to address learning loss and plan for potential future virus

outbreaks, how supportive would you be of the following models?

The graph displays the percentage of respondents who indicated VERY SUPPORTIVE or EXTREMELY SUPPORTIVE 18

cf. Safely Reopen CCISD Stakeholder Survey Report page 19

S A F E L Y R E O P E N S C H O O L P R E F E R E N C E SQ46: If Governor Abbott and state education agencies allow Districts to change or extend their school calendars to address learning loss and plan for potential future virus

outbreaks, how supportive would you be of the following models?

The graph displays the percentage of respondents who indicated VERY SUPPORTIVE or EXTREMELY SUPPORTIVE 19

cf. Safely Reopen CCISD Stakeholder Survey Report page 20

S A F E L Y R E O P E N S C H O O L P R E F E R E N C E SQ46: If Governor Abbott and state education agencies allow Districts to change or extend their school calendars to address learning loss and plan for potential future virus

outbreaks, how supportive would you be of the following models?

The graph displays the percentage of respondents who indicated NOT AT ALL SUPPORTIVE 20

cf. Safely Reopen CCISD Stakeholder Survey Report page 21

S A F E L Y R E O P E N S C H O O L P R E F E R E N C E SQ46: If Governor Abbott and state education agencies allow Districts to change or extend their school calendars to address learning loss and plan for potential future virus

outbreaks, how supportive would you be of the following models?

The graph displays the percentage of respondents who indicated NOT AT ALL SUPPORTIVE21

cf. Safely Reopen CCISD Stakeholder Survey Report page 22

Most Supportive Least Supportive

Expand online learning/remote learning capabilities (50%)

Offer after school programs for struggling students (40%)

If reopening, substantially reduce class sizes (62%)

Open as normal with thorough sanitation (60%)

If reopening not possible, open to several alternatives

Open as normal and staff and students wear masks (28%)

Open as normal with no changes (27%)

If reopening not possible, full day online learning least desired (38%)

Normal calendar with extended holidays (49%)

Extended school days (58%)

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QUESTIONS?

Thank You!