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School and Classroom Climate Measures: Considerations for Use by State and Local Education Leaders

Jonathan Schweig, Laura S. Hamilton, Garrett Baker; RAND Corporation

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This report defines school and classroom climate and describes how it differs from similar concepts, such as culture and context. The report then discuss the strengths and weaknesses of various methods that are conventionally used to assess school and classroom climate, explores important considerations when assessing school climate, and includes a list of resources with additional information on various instruments for school climate assessment.

School Climate & Classroom Measures Report

Published

November 30, 2019

Topic

Data-Driven Cycles of Improvement Measurement

Category

Evidence Base & Research Policy Professional Learning & Practice

Audience

Local Leaders States & Policymakers

Resource Type

Knowledge/Articles

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