How We Help
Research-based and validated K-12 student, family, and teacher surveys to help you measure what matters
Measure what matters.
Tripod provides an extensive suite of surveys and solutions that enable district and school leaders to gather actionable insights at all levels of a school system from student to community.
What We Do
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Research-validated surveys
Receive valid and reliable results that are actionable for school, district, and state administrators to drive improvement. -
Access to Tripod's Large Suite of Surveys
Collect student, family, and teacher perceptions on a variety of topics -
State of the Art Reporting
Our reporting and data dashboards allow teachers and administrators to dis-aggregate data and track progress over time.
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Comprehensive Support
Our cross-functional team has a wealth of expertise in project management, survey development and research, data management, and data consulting. -
Action Planning
Our consulting team uses your actionable survey data to help you make school and district improvements.
Our Research-Based and Validated Surveys
Student-Level Surveys
Student level surveys to measure student well-being and provide teachers and staff with ongoing insight into social-emotional learning competencies such as student sense of belonging.
Classroom-Level Surveys
Classroom-level surveys to capture key dimensions of classroom life and teaching practices that highlight areas of strength and opportunities for improvement for each teacher, so teachers and leaders can quickly gauge where to focus attention.
School-Level Surveys
School-level surveys to understand teacher, staff, and leader perceptions and behaviors in order to target support and professional learning in high-impact areas.
Systems-Level Surveys
Systems-level surveys to measure internal systems and practices of the organization including leadership, curriculum, instructional practices, social-emotional, and family connections.
Community Surveys
Community surveys to better understand and address the experiences, needs and opinions of the system’s constituents.