The 2005 CCSR survey drew over 130,000 participants and produced reports for 454 schools¶
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q2 i? In 2005, more than 132,000 students, teachers, and principals participated in the CCSR survey, and 454 elementary and high schools met response-rate criteria to receive individualized reports. → Stuart Luppescu and Holly Hart 2005
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Stuart Luppescu and Holly Hart 2005¶
Stuart Luppescu and Holly Hart. (2005). Sample Elementary 2005: Details of Student and Teacher Responses — Improving Chicago's Schools 2005 Survey Report. Consortium on Chicago School Research. https://consortium.uchicago.edu/publications/improving-chicagos-schools-sample-elementary-details-2005
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Descriptive reporting section of the school survey report. It states that 'more than 132,000 students, teachers, and principals' participated in 2005 and, in a nearby passage, that '454 elementary and high schools met the response rate criteria' for individualized reports.
"This past year, more than 132,000 students, teachers, and principals across the Chicago public school system participated in the Consortium's 2005 Improving Chicago's Schools survey."
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Related Claims¶
- The 2005 Chicago survey reached nearly 130,000 students, teachers, and principals — related
- The 2005 CCSR survey achieved response rates near 90 percent at the sample high school, with respondents closely matching the full student body — related
- School survey reports benchmark each school against demographically similar schools and the whole system over a ten-year period — related
- The 1997 Chicago surveys achieved the greatest return rate of any Consortium study, with 408 elementary and 62 high schools participating — related
- Ten years of repeated survey participation enables reporting of change over time in school climate measures — related
- School survey reports compare each school's responses to demographically similar schools and to the system as a whole — related
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The 2005 CCSR survey drew over 130,000 participants and produced reports for 454 schools |
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The 2005 CCSR survey drew over 130,000 participants and produced reports for 454 schools |
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