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The Illinois Association of School Administrators (IASA) has

for several years surveyed members for feedback to better

understand superintendents’ needs and what resources they

require to succeed in their districts.

The 2015-16 Superintendent

Satisfaction Survey asked for

feedback on IASA practices,

programs, initiatives and sought

members’ views regarding

policy or legislative issues; the

Superintendent Profile Survey asked

for details about members’ paths

to the superintendency and their

backgrounds.

“These surveys have informed

our decision making to ensure we

provide members with high-quality

resources and support policy

initiatives that reflect members’ beliefs

and priorities,” said IASA Executive Director Dr. Brent Clark.

“Thank you to everyone who provided us with this valuable

feedback.”

K12

Insight

, IASA’s

independent research partner,

administered the surveys

on behalf of the association,

ensuring participant

confidentiality. K12

Insight

also compiled the results and

created the final reports.

In total, we received 775

responses to the two surveys.

Regarding Vision 20/20, 85

percent of respondents said

the quality of the initiatives

was either good or excellent

and an equal percentage said

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IASA survey shows big support

for school funding reform

89% of participating

superintendents supported

an overhaul of the state’s

school funding formula

[and] overwhelmingly said

adequacy was the most

important condition

for success, 93% saying

any overhaul should

include full funding of

General State Aid.

SUPERINTENDENT RESPONDENTS