Comprehensive needs assessment
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A comprehensive needs assessment collects data to document existing challenges in order to discover needs related to attendance, parental involvement, school climate, leadership, and test achievement. It provides direction for programs by determining priorities through aligning goals, strategies, professional development, and outcomes. The assessment asks individuals connected to education what is needed to close gaps between current status and desired outcomes, considering a range of needs from valid and reliable data involving many individuals to develop goals, action plans, and regularly evaluate strategies.
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- 1. Comprehensive Needs Assessment An attempt to assess or measure a perceived or actual need by collecting data to document a challenge that exists
- 2. Why? • Discovers challenges to goals related to attendance, parental involvement, school climate, leadership, and achievement on summative tests • Provides direction for programs and projects • Allows staff to determine priorities • Creates cohesion through the alignment of goals, strategies, professional development, and desired outcomes • Enables benchmarking • Assists with continuous improvement activities
- 3. How? • Asking individuals connected with education what they need to close the gap between current status and some desired state • Comprehensive research project
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