According to a recent survey of public schools in Hillsborough County, no teachers are more satisfied with their school than the ones at Plant City’s Trapnell Elementary.
A whopping 98% of Trapnell survey participants stated their school is “a good place to work and learn” in Hillsborough County Public Schools’ first Teaching, Empowering, Leading and Learning survey. A collaboration with New Teacher Center, the survey includes results from more than 10,000 district employees, mostly teachers.
The survey solicited input about a number of school-related issues, including class sizes, school cleanliness and much more.
At Cork Elementary, 100% of respondents said parents are influential decision-makers at the school. And at Plant City High School, 90% of respondents said they were encouraged to try new things to improve instruction.
Overall, most Plant City schools received high marks. Ninety-eight percent of Wilson Elementary’s respondents, 92% of Lincoln Elementary respondents and 90% of Robinson Elementary respondents also concluded their school was “a good place to work and learn.” Conversely, respondents from two Plant City schools — Bailey and Burney elementaries — gave their institutions failing overall grades, 55% and 58%, respectively. Only schools with more than 50% participation were included in the results.
Download the full PDF of all the results here. To view the percentages of respondents by school, click here. online pharmacy buy wellbutrin online cheap pharmacy
