Mission Effectiveness

Parent Assessment Tool

The Mission Statement St. Agnes Academy: Rooted in the Dominican tradition St. Agnes Academy provides a Catholic college preparatory education that encourages young women to develop intellectual curiosity, to work for social justice and to act with integrity and compassion.

Please indicate your responses by choosing ONE number: 

1 - Strongly Agree      2 - Agree       3 - Disagree     4 - Strongly Disagree    5 - Don't Know

*If you answer "Disagree" or "Strongly Disagree" for any questions, please explain in the comments section at the bottom of this survey.



UNDERSTANDING THE MISSION

1. New parent orientation is effective in conveying an understanding of the mission of the school and its Dominican heritage.
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2. Our school is publicly recognized as Catholic and Dominican.
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3. The Dominican pillars of prayer, study, community and preaching/service are taught and practiced in the school community.
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MISSION INTEGRATION - Programs and Services

4. Study can be observed through a challenging academic program.
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5. Prayer is an integral part of the school.
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6. The spirit of community is evident in personal relationships that support and respect one another.
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7. The Dominican characteristic of preaching is demonstrated by individual’s living the Gospel values and performing service.
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8. Students demonstrate an awareness of the needs of others.
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9. Students participate in opportunities to serve those less fortunate than themselves.
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10. Critical thinking and dialogue are integral to instructional programs.
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11. Given the importance of seeking truth, students and faculty develop skills for exploring different ways of understanding, dialogue and consensus building.
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12. Members of the school community are encouraged to speak the truth and to speak out for justice and Christian values.
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13. School programs and activities are provided to address social, political and economic marginalization and poverty.
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MISSION INTEGRATION - Operational Systems

14. Communication with others is characterized by mutual respect and sensitivity.
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15. The school campus is attractive, clean, and provides a safe, pleasant, and welcoming environment.
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16. The school employs a faculty committed to the Catholic identity and Dominican heritage of the school.
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MISSION INTEGRATION - Culture and Climate

17. Eucharistic liturgies and other prayer services are an integral part of the school’s tradition.
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18. The school community recognizes student and staff achievements and accomplishments.
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19. History, symbols, and displays around the campus proclaim the school’s mission, Catholic identity, and Dominican heritage.
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20. The mission statement is strategically displayed and referenced in conversation, speeches, and meetings.
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21. The school provides programs and services that welcome and promote a diverse, and inclusive community.
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MISSION INTEGRATION - Relationships and Leadership

22. Faculty and staff demonstrate professional knowledge and skills in carrying out the mission of the school.
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23. Students are provided opportunities to show leadership and demonstrate the values of the school.
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24. Administration, faculty, and staff are supportive of students, parents and alumnae.
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COMMENTS- Please tell us what you think

If you answered "Disagree" or "Strongly Disagree" for any questions, please explain




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