Columbus Public Schools
Professional Staff Survey
Welcome to the Columbus Public Schools Professional Staff Survey Website. This site is created and maintained by the Columbus Education Association.
Article 501 of the CEA/Board Master Agreement calls for the evaluation of each school as to the professional environment and co-curricular procedures, teacher involvement and co-curricular programs in each school. The 64-question Building Staff Survey has been jointly created by teachers and administrators. The survey is periodically edited to reflect changes in district policies, technologies and requirements.
CEA has created this web-accessible version of the survey results for the purpose of sharing the information with its members in an easy-to-use format. Instead of receiving the information for only your building, you can now compare your building’s results with those of other buildings. You can also compare results from year to year to determine if there are trends in the perceived and reported quality of building leadership and activities.
Note: Every effort has been
taken to provide accurate information on this site. Columbus Public Schools
electronically transmitted the original data to CEA. Any discrepancies between
printed versions of this data and the results found on this website can be
reported by e-mailing bhern@ceaohio.org.
School
Report
Select this link to reproduce a report similar to the printed version
with one major difference. The numbers in red reflect district averages rather than division
averages (high school, middle school, elementary school, K-8 and K-6
schools, special schools and non-instructional sites) that were in the printed
versions. This means that each report is compared to averages for the entire
district instead of just the other units in one division.
1. Choose a school year from the drop down box. For 1999-2000, choose 2000, etc.
2. Choose a single building from the alphabetical list.
3. Click on “View Report.”
You will see the report for the selected building or unit. The black numbers to the right of each item represent the responses for the chosen building. The red numbers below the black numbers represent the district averages for each item. You can print the report on any printer. If you have a color printer, the red numbers will print in red.
Select this link to rank each building on any single item or group of
items.
1. Choose a school year from the drop down box. For 1999-2000, choose 2000, etc.
2.
Select what rating or combination of ratings you want to
compare by clicking on the appropriate box or boxes. For example, check Strongly Agree and Agree.
3. Select an individual item or multiple items from the list of 64 items by clicking on the desired box or boxes.
4.
Click on “View Report.”
The item or items you have chosen will appear in blue at the top of the report. Below that, you will see a ranked list of all schools with the percentage totals for the item or items you selected. You can print the report on any printer. If you have a color printer, the blue items will print in blue.
Category Comparison Averages Report
Select this link to view the average results for any of the nine
categories into which the survey is divided.
1. Choose a school year from the drop down box. For 1999-2000, choose 2000, etc.
2.
Select what rating or combination of ratings you want to
compare by clicking on the appropriate box or boxes. For example, check Strongly Agree and Agree.
3. Select one or more of the category areas.
4. Click on “View Report.”
The categories you have chosen will be printed in blue at the top of the report. Below, you will see a ranked list of all schools with the percentage totals for the category or categories you have selected. This report will produce the same results as checking all items in one category from the Comparison Report option. You can print the report on any printer. If you have a color printer, the blue items will print in blue.