Committed to Results

ARPNI uses both qualitative and quantitative data to understand the impacts of our programs and needs of our communities. Below you can find reports that show community perceptions of our programs, school climate, community conditions, and school outcomes. Together they give a sense of where we started and how things stand today.

2023 Qualitative Evaluation

Along with partners Insight for Action and Austin Advocates With, ARPNI conducted a year long evaluation of staff, caregiver, and student experiences with our middle and high school programs. The evaluation showed the many different kinds of services the community valued about ARPNI programs and suggested opportunities for ARPNI partners to grow and improve their services moving forward. For more detail see the summary and full report below.

School Climate Surveys

School Climate Survey: 2022-2023

To better understand the experiences in ARPNI schools, we survey students every year. During the 2022-2023 school year, we surveyed approximately 2000 students from Reynolds High School, Reynolds Middle School, and H.B. Lee Middle School.

Students answered questions about:

  • •Support from the adults in their lives

  • How safe and supported they feel at school

  • How they see themselves and their future

The students who completed our survey are representative of all students from Reynolds High School, Reynolds Middle School, and H.B. Lee Middle School.

 

School Climate Survey: 2019 - 2020

In 2019, ARPNI began work on our annual school climate survey.

The school climate survey was developed to understand:

  • Experiences of students in ARPNI schools

  • Assets and barriers to academic success

  • Opportunities to enhance systems and programs to better serve students and families

During the 2019-2020 school year, the ARPNI carried out the survey with students at two ARPNI schools in the Reynolds School District: Reynolds Middle School and H.B. Lee Middle School.  Surveys were implemented prior to schools closing due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Read more about the survey in our report below.

School Climate Survey: 2021 - 2022

To better understand the experiences in ARPNI schools, we survey students every year. During the 2021-2022 school year, we surveyed more than 2100 students from Reynolds High School, Reynolds Middle School, and H.B. Lee Middle School.

Students answered questions about:

  • Support from the adults in their lives

  • How safe and supported they feel at school

  • How they see themselves and their future

The students who completed our survey are representative of all students from Reynolds High School, Reynolds Middle School, and H.B. Lee Middle School.

 

School Climate Survey: 2020 - 2021

To better understand the experiences of students in ARPNI schools, we survey students every year. During the 2020-2021 school year, we surveyed more than 2300 students from Reynolds High School, Reynolds Middle School, and H.B. Lee Middle School.

Students answered questions about:

  • Student-teacher relationships

  • How safe and supported they feel at school

  • Goals and plans for the future

The students who completed our survey are representative of all students from Reynolds High School, Reynolds Middle School, and H.B. Lee Middle School.

 

Community Survey

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As part of the ARPNI we survey of residents in the Albina and Rockwood neighborhoods. A survey was conducted in 2019 and 2021. The 2023 survey is currently underway and will be concluding in the fall of 2023.

The neighborhood survey was developed with four key goals in mind:

  • To learn more about the experiences and priorities of families in the Albina and Rockwood neighborhoods

  • To gather data to help inform programming and staffing

  • To establish a baseline and track progress of the ARPNI over time

  • To assess opportunities for advocacy

Read more about our findings in the summary and full reports below. A summary report for 2021 is available, and a full report will be available in January 2024.

Government Performance Results Act (GPRA) Indicators

All promise neighborhoods share a set of indicators required by the Government Performance Results Act (GPRA). These indicators speak to the goals shared by promise neighborhoods like ARPNI and give a sense of how the schools and communities ARPNI specifically serves are doing in regards to those goals.