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This report is the first publication on student engagement results in the school system since 2018-19. Approximately 34,692 students from grades 5 through 12 responded in the spring of 2022 for a 34% response rate. The response rate decreased in the higher grades, dropping from 68.1% for grade  \n5 to 14.8% for grade 12. Due to low response rates for high school students, only grades 5 through 8 were included in this report.  \nThe general trend across survey domains is for percent agreement to remain stable or decrease with student grade level. Generally, percent agreement decreased slightly from pre-pandemic levels with a few exceptions. Details of the survey results are summarized in the report below.  \nWake County Public School System Student Survey Results, 2021-22 2  \nWake County Public School System | Data, Research, and Accountability Department  \nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \nINTRODUCTION 4  \nRESPONSE RATES 5  \nRESULTS 6  \nCONCLUSIONS 17  \nREFERENCES 18  \nAPPENDICES 20  \nWake County Public School System Student Survey Results, 2021-22 3  \nWake County Public School System | Data, Research, and Accountability Department  \nINTRODUCTION  \nThe Wake County Public School System (WCPSS) conducts a student survey each spring to gain insights into students’ perceptions of various aspects of their learning. The survey contained items from the Student Engagement Instrument (Appleton et al., 2006), which measures students’ level of engagement in school on five domains: TeacherStudent Relationships, Control and Relevance of School Work, Peer Support for Learning, Future Aspirations and Goals, and Family Support and  \nLearning. Additional items to measure three other domains were added to include Rigor, Civic Engagement, and Creativity.  \nThe survey results from 2021-22 provide information stakeholders can use in planning and evaluation. School administrators and program evaluation staff can use the survey results as a benchmark while tracking changes over time and comparing a particular school to the district average. The differences between one school’s results and the district average might lead to insights about school practices relevant to the survey items.  \nThroughout the report, results from 2021–22  \nwere compared to 2018–19 to measure students’perceptions before and after the COVID-19 pandemic. The report only contains responses from students in elementary and middle schools because of the low response rate from high school students in 2021-22. A test of statistical significance between the results from the two years was conducted for each item and student group to indicate any significant changes.  \nShaded values are used to compare the responses in 2021-22 versus 2018-19. Blue indicates that the level of agreement for 2021-22 was significantly higher than that for 2018-19, while orange indicates that the levels were significantly lower. Unshaded cells indicate no significant change between years.  \nA total of 34,692 eligible students in grades 5-12 (34%) from 188 schools completed the survey during the 2021-22 administration period. The level of participation was down considerably from 69,237 eligible students (69%) in 2018-19.  \nWake County Public School System Student Survey Results, 2021-22 4  \nWake County Public School System | Data, Research, and Accountability Department  \nRESPONSE RATES  \nThe WCPSS Student Engagement Survey is designed  \nto elicit responses from all students enrolled in  \ngrades 5 through 12. As seen in Table 1, the response  \nrate for students decreased in the higher grades.  \nMore information about nonresponse rates and  \nresponse rates for student grou","cbCaivBQr35kNK4z","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivBQr35kNK4z","pdf",3582667,24,"English","# Introduction\n# Response Rates\n# Results\n# Conclusions\n# References\n# Appendices","[{\"question\":\"What is measured in the Wake County student engagement survey?\",\"answer\":\"The survey measures student engagement perceptions across five domains from the Student Engagement Instrument, plus added items covering Rigor, Civic Engagement, and Creativity.\"},{\"question\":\"Why are only grades 5 through 8 included in the 2021–22 report?\",\"answer\":\"High school response rates were too low in 2021–22, so responses from grades 9–12 were not included in the analysis.\"},{\"question\":\"How did response rates change from 2018–19 to 2021–22?\",\"answer\":\"Overall participation decreased from 69,237 eligible students (69%) in 2018–19 to 34,692 eligible students (34%) in 2021–22.\"}]","Wake County Public School System Student Survey Results, 2021-22 - Student Engagement Survey Report | PDF",1792062532]