Use the Survey Center to collect ongoing and reliable feedback from important constituents in your community. The results offer quantitative data you can use to assess the performance of schools leaders, understand expectations of — and improve relations with — parents, and uncover the experiences students had at your school. The Survey Center offers four surveys:

Parent Satisfaction Survey

• Read more and see sample questions and results. 
  Once you order the survey, we will send you a complete version to review. 
• Order the Parent Satisfact survey (long version, K - 8).
• Order the Parent Satisfaction survey (long version, K - 12).
• Order the Parent Satisfaction survey (short version, K - 8).
• Order the Parent Satisfaction survey (short version, K - 12).
• NAIS Member rate $375; Nonmember rate $1,000

College-Age Alumni Survey

• Read more and see sample questions and results. 
  Once you order the survey, we will send you a complete version to review. 
• Order the alumni survey
• Order the alumnae survey
• NAIS Member rate $375; Nonmember rate $1,000

Board Self-Assessment Survey 

• Read more and see sample questions and results.
  Once you order the survey, we will send you a complete version to review. 
• Order the survey. 
  NAIS Member rate $350; Nonmember rate $750

Head of School Assessment Survey

• Read more and see sample questions and results.
  Once you order the survey, we will send you a complete version to review. 
• Order the survey.
  NAIS Member rate $350; Nonmember rate $750

For additional assistance, contact NAIS at surveycenterhelp@nais.org.

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Other Assessment Tools: NAIS has identified and reviewed a number of value-added tools, ranging from alumni tracking and college matriculation to parent perceptions and student engagement. The tools are categorized by six types: school data, standardized tests, international tests, value-added tests, student surveys, and surveys on student health. Consider using a tool or tools that best fits your school, mission, and community, knowing that the primary purpose for doing so is institutional assessment and improvement.