Category 5

Community & Wellbeing

Measures the development of traits relevant for students leading full and rewarding lives—in society, the workplace, and their private lives. It considers factors like perseverance and determination, participation in arts and literature, and social and emotional health.

Subcategory 5A

Civic Engagement

Insufficient Data

Seeks to determine the degree to which students are prepared to thoughtfully interact with others in a diverse society and work towards social equity. It includes the measures of appreciation for diversity and civic participation.

N / A

school data sources

0%

of students responded

0%

of teachers responded

Measure 5A-i

Appreciation For Diversity

Insufficient Data

Draws on anonymous student reports about their level of comfort in considering different perspectives and conflicting opinions.

  • How often do you try to think of more than one explanation for why someone else acted as they did?
  • Overall, how often do you try to understand the point of view of other people?
  • How often do you try to figure out what motivates others to behave as they do?
  • In general, how often do you try to understand how other people see things?

Measure 5A-ii

Civic Participation

Insufficient Data

Draws on anonymous student reports about their commitment to social awareness and community improvement.

  • How much do you believe that being concerned with national, state, and local issues is everyone's responsibility?
  • How important is it to you to get involved in improving your community?
  • How important is it to you to actively challenge inequalities in society?
  • How important is it to you to take action when something in society needs changing?

Subcategory 5B

Work Ethic

Insufficient Data

Seeks to determine the degree to which students are willing to work hard on challenging tasks, even in light of setbacks. It includes measures of perseverance & determination and growth mindset.

N / A

school data sources

0%

of students responded

0%

of teachers responded

Measure 5B-i

Perseverance & Determination

Insufficient Data

Draws on anonymous student reports about their ability to pursue goals, work hard in spite of challenges, and finish what they start.

  • If you face a problem while working towards an important goal, how well can you keep working?
  • How important is it to you to finish things you start?
  • How confident are you that you can remain focused on what you are doing, even when there are distractions?
  • If you fail to reach an important goal, how likely are you to try again?

Measure 5B-ii

Growth Mindset

Insufficient Data

Draws on anonymous student reports about the degree to which they see themselves as capable of expanding their skills and/or intelligence through hard work.

  • How much do you think you can change your own intelligence?
  • How much do you think that being bad at math is something someone can change?
  • How much do you think that struggling as a writer is something someone can change?
  • How much do you think that intelligence is something that can be changed?

Subcategory 5C

Creative & Performing Arts

Approval

Seeks to determine the degree to which students are being nurtured as artistic and creative people. It includes measures of participation in creative & performing arts and valuing creative & performing arts.

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school data sources

0%

of students responded

100%

of teachers responded

Measure 5C-i

Participation In Creative & Performing Arts

Approval

Draws on anonymous teacher and student reports about the frequency of student exposure to creative and performing arts. It also includes a measure of student art instruction per week.

  • In a typical week, how much time do you spend in creative arts instruction or activities?

  • In a typical week at your school, what is the average amount of time a student could spend in creative arts instruction or activities?
  • In a typical week at your school, what is the maximum amount of time a student could spend in creative arts instruction or activities?

  • Percent of students enrolled in at least 1 arts course

Measure 5C-ii

Valuing Creative & Performing Arts

Insufficient Data

Draws on anonymous student reports about their interest in creative or performing arts.

  • How interested are you in visual art—street murals, museum paintings, sculptures, etc.?
  • If your friends or family wanted to go to hear people play music, how interested would you be in going?
  • How interested are you in performance art—dance performances, plays in the park, going to the theater, etc.?

Subcategory 5D

Health

Warning

Seeks to determine the degree to which the school supports various health outcomes. It includes measures of student social, emotional, and physical health.

1 / 1

school data sources

0%

of students responded

100%

of teachers responded

Measure 5D-i

Social & Emotional Health

Insufficient Data

Draws on anonymous student reports about the extent to which they feel academic stress and whether that stress interferes with their concentration or enjoyment of learning.

  • On a regular day at school, how often do you feel relaxed?
  • How often are you enthusiastic at school?
  • On a normal day in school, how confident do you feel?
  • On a typical day in school, how stressed do you feel about your schoolwork?
  • When you take a test, how much do you worry about doing well?
  • Typically, how anxious do you feel about your grades?
  • On a normal day in school, how much are you able to concentrate?

Measure 5D-ii

Physical Health

Warning

Draws on anonymous teacher reports about student access to physical education and activity. It also includes a measure of medical staff to student ratio.

  • In a typical week at your school, what is the average amount of time a student could spend engaged in physical activity?
  • In a typical week at your school, what is the maximum amount of time a student could spend engaged in physical activity?

  • Medical staff to student ratio (schoolwide)