Discipline Climate Survey Sample Clauses

Discipline Climate Survey. Beginning in the 2016-2017 school year, and following approval by OCR of the survey instrument and methodology for survey administration, the District will administer annually a comprehensive climate survey to students, teachers/staff members, and parents, guardians, and/or education rights holders of all District schools to measure their perceptions regarding the administration of school discipline. In particular, the survey will measure the perceptions of school community members about the relationship between school safety, the fairness and equity in the administration of student discipline, and the clarity of rules, and behavioral expectations. Reporting Requirements: By December 31, 2016 the District will provide OCR for its review and approval the climate survey it proposes to use and the method by which it will administer the surveys to maximize the response rate. By June 30, 2017, and by the same date annually thereafter, the District will provide OCR for its review a copy of the survey results and, for OCR review and approval, a description of actions, if applicable, it proposes to take in the following school year as a result of the survey results. By August 31, 2017, and by the same date annually thereafter, the District will document the steps, if applicable, it has taken in response to the previous school year’s survey results.
Sample 1
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Discipline Climate Survey. Beginning in the 2017-2018 school year, and following approval by OCR of the survey instrument and survey administration methodology, the District will annually administer a comprehensive climate survey to students, teachers/staff, and parents of all District schools to measure their perceptions of the District’s administration of school discipline. In particular, the survey will measure perceptions of school safety and fairness and equity in the administration of school discipline, as well as clarity of rules and behavioral expectations.
Sample 1

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