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Parent Satisfaction
Survey Report (Jan 2013)
Norwood School Parent Association
Presentation
May 9, 2013
1
Overview
I. Purpose & Context
II. Academic Experience
III.Overall School Experience
IV.Communications
V. Outreach
VI.Conclusions
VII.Next Steps
2
I. Introduction
• Purpose
▫ Collect both quantitative and qualitative feedback
▫ Identify trends and areas of interest
▫ Focus future efforts
 Information gleaned from this year’s Parent Survey will
help guide the School in setting goals and priorities for
the upcoming and future school years.
3
• Background and Context
▫ Historically, Norwood has surveyed in conjunction with Strategic
Planning
▫ Going forward, plan annual surveys
▫ NAIS Parent Satisfaction Survey (K-8 Long Version) selected
▫ Survey open for two week period in January
▫ Participation Rate 25.3%
 Within acceptable range
 Demographics of participants reflected larger school population
▫ AWP Research, Tony Casilio
▫ Bench marking data unavailable due to the small number
participants in the NAIS K-8 survey,
4
I. Introduction cont’d.
II. Academic Experience
• Quality of his/her teachers
• Challenging curriculum in core
academic subjects
• Small class size
5
Areas of Greatest Importance to Parents
Top Reasons for Choosing Norwood
• Academic program
• School climate, culture, and values
• Small class size
6
II. Academic Experience cont’d.
Parents feel students are best prepared
in the following areas:
• Appreciating and/or participating
in the arts
• Being creative and innovative
• Being open-minded
• Contributing to class discussions
• English: literature
• Empathizing with others
• Health/Physical Education
• History
7
• Performing Arts
• Public speaking
• Practicing sports and/or exercising
regularly
• Science
• Using technology
• Visual Arts
• Working collaboratively on a team
II. Academic Experience cont’d.
Parents feel students are somewhat less
prepared in these areas:
• Balancing workload
• Conducting research
• Geography
• Interpreting mathematical/scientific concepts
• Math
• Studying
• Taking a leadership role
• World Languages (French, Spanish, Mandarin)
• Writing
8
II. Academic Experience cont’d.
III. Overall School Experience
• Secondary school placement
services
• Character development
• Leadership development
• Character education/moral
development program
• School safety
9
Areas of Greatest Importance to Parents
Areas of Greatest Satisfaction to Parents
• Extracurricular drama, music, and arts
programs
• Academic resources (e.g., books, technology)
• School facilities (e.g., gymnasium, theater)
• Character education/moral development
program
• Athletic program
• Community service/service learning program
• Financial aid services
10
III. Overall School Experience
IV. Parent & School Communications
• Parents are most satisfied with the following
modes of communication:
▫ School newsletter (our Thursday Memo)
▫ All school communications from the School
▫ Personalized communications with child’s
teachers
• Parents would like better communication with
head of school and other administrators
• Considerable frustration with Haiku and the
Norwood website
11
V. Outreach
• Word of mouth referrals from a friend, neighbor,
other parent or alumnus, family member, or
educational consultant dominate the way
parents initially hear about Norwood.
• A very small portion also hear about Norwood
from school signage, an independent school
directory, or a realtor.
12
Parents recommend Norwood
for the following reasons:
• teacher quality
• curriculum quality
• the overall environment
• the fact that their child enjoys the school
• good facilities
• appropriate focus on areas of interest (with
arts/humanities often mentioned)
• small class size
• focus on areas beyond academics, such as
character and values development
13
V. Outreach cont’d.
VI. Conclusions
• academic rigor
• parent-school communications channels, such
as the Norwood website and Haiku
• communication quality (e.g., more informative
and better structured emails, etc.)
• connection between parents and the school
• teacher quality
• changes in school focus and impact on the
Norwood experience
Continued and future focus is needed in the
following areas:
14
VII. Next Steps
• Academic Experience
• Review Curriculum
• Continue ongoing, systematic, and comprehensive review
process (Example: math and writing)
• Focus Professional Development
• Continue and expand targeted professional development
• Implement new faculty evaluation process
15
VII. Next Steps cont’d.
• Communications
• Address User Concerns with Haiku and Related
Website Issues
• Improve Consistency and Quality of Teacher/Parent
Communications
• Improve Consistency and Quality of Administrative
Communications
16
VII. Next Steps cont’d.
• Community
• Support Community Building Activities
• Review calendar of events: modify current activities and/or
develop new activities as appropriate
• Focus on Strengthening Connections
• Work with Parents Association to identify opportunities
• Strengthen School Messaging
17
Thank you for participating!
We look forward to surveying
parents on an annual basis.
Questions?
18

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Parent Survey Presentation 5 9-13

  • 1. Parent Satisfaction Survey Report (Jan 2013) Norwood School Parent Association Presentation May 9, 2013 1
  • 2. Overview I. Purpose & Context II. Academic Experience III.Overall School Experience IV.Communications V. Outreach VI.Conclusions VII.Next Steps 2
  • 3. I. Introduction • Purpose ▫ Collect both quantitative and qualitative feedback ▫ Identify trends and areas of interest ▫ Focus future efforts  Information gleaned from this year’s Parent Survey will help guide the School in setting goals and priorities for the upcoming and future school years. 3
  • 4. • Background and Context ▫ Historically, Norwood has surveyed in conjunction with Strategic Planning ▫ Going forward, plan annual surveys ▫ NAIS Parent Satisfaction Survey (K-8 Long Version) selected ▫ Survey open for two week period in January ▫ Participation Rate 25.3%  Within acceptable range  Demographics of participants reflected larger school population ▫ AWP Research, Tony Casilio ▫ Bench marking data unavailable due to the small number participants in the NAIS K-8 survey, 4 I. Introduction cont’d.
  • 5. II. Academic Experience • Quality of his/her teachers • Challenging curriculum in core academic subjects • Small class size 5 Areas of Greatest Importance to Parents
  • 6. Top Reasons for Choosing Norwood • Academic program • School climate, culture, and values • Small class size 6 II. Academic Experience cont’d.
  • 7. Parents feel students are best prepared in the following areas: • Appreciating and/or participating in the arts • Being creative and innovative • Being open-minded • Contributing to class discussions • English: literature • Empathizing with others • Health/Physical Education • History 7 • Performing Arts • Public speaking • Practicing sports and/or exercising regularly • Science • Using technology • Visual Arts • Working collaboratively on a team II. Academic Experience cont’d.
  • 8. Parents feel students are somewhat less prepared in these areas: • Balancing workload • Conducting research • Geography • Interpreting mathematical/scientific concepts • Math • Studying • Taking a leadership role • World Languages (French, Spanish, Mandarin) • Writing 8 II. Academic Experience cont’d.
  • 9. III. Overall School Experience • Secondary school placement services • Character development • Leadership development • Character education/moral development program • School safety 9 Areas of Greatest Importance to Parents
  • 10. Areas of Greatest Satisfaction to Parents • Extracurricular drama, music, and arts programs • Academic resources (e.g., books, technology) • School facilities (e.g., gymnasium, theater) • Character education/moral development program • Athletic program • Community service/service learning program • Financial aid services 10 III. Overall School Experience
  • 11. IV. Parent & School Communications • Parents are most satisfied with the following modes of communication: ▫ School newsletter (our Thursday Memo) ▫ All school communications from the School ▫ Personalized communications with child’s teachers • Parents would like better communication with head of school and other administrators • Considerable frustration with Haiku and the Norwood website 11
  • 12. V. Outreach • Word of mouth referrals from a friend, neighbor, other parent or alumnus, family member, or educational consultant dominate the way parents initially hear about Norwood. • A very small portion also hear about Norwood from school signage, an independent school directory, or a realtor. 12
  • 13. Parents recommend Norwood for the following reasons: • teacher quality • curriculum quality • the overall environment • the fact that their child enjoys the school • good facilities • appropriate focus on areas of interest (with arts/humanities often mentioned) • small class size • focus on areas beyond academics, such as character and values development 13 V. Outreach cont’d.
  • 14. VI. Conclusions • academic rigor • parent-school communications channels, such as the Norwood website and Haiku • communication quality (e.g., more informative and better structured emails, etc.) • connection between parents and the school • teacher quality • changes in school focus and impact on the Norwood experience Continued and future focus is needed in the following areas: 14
  • 15. VII. Next Steps • Academic Experience • Review Curriculum • Continue ongoing, systematic, and comprehensive review process (Example: math and writing) • Focus Professional Development • Continue and expand targeted professional development • Implement new faculty evaluation process 15
  • 16. VII. Next Steps cont’d. • Communications • Address User Concerns with Haiku and Related Website Issues • Improve Consistency and Quality of Teacher/Parent Communications • Improve Consistency and Quality of Administrative Communications 16
  • 17. VII. Next Steps cont’d. • Community • Support Community Building Activities • Review calendar of events: modify current activities and/or develop new activities as appropriate • Focus on Strengthening Connections • Work with Parents Association to identify opportunities • Strengthen School Messaging 17
  • 18. Thank you for participating! We look forward to surveying parents on an annual basis. Questions? 18