College Experience & Satisfaction Feedback Survey

Captures how teachers experience support, resources, workload, and leadership at their school — using satisfaction ratings, a prioritization exercise, and a budget trade-off — with an AI follow-up that digs into the specific incident behind their lowest-rated area instead of generic complaints. Built for school administrators and HR teams running staff climate surveys.

Measures how much sleep students actually get on school nights, what disrupts it, and how tiredness shows up in the classroom — with an AI follow-up that reconstructs a specific bad night to surface the real cause instead of a vague 'I stayed up late.' Built for school counselors, researchers, and administrators studying student wellbeing.

Measures how satisfied Pre-K through 12th grade parents are with their child's school across communication, safety, academic rigor, and teacher responsiveness, and shows what matters most to them when priorities compete. An AI follow-up interview digs into the specific experience behind their overall rating instead of just the number, for school leaders and PTA/district research teams.

Captures how families and students experienced remote and hybrid learning during the coronavirus pandemic — engagement, workload, tech access, and school communication — for education researchers and administrators. An AI follow-up interview digs into the single biggest obstacle a respondent flags, reconstructing what actually happened on a typical remote-learning day.

Maps how parents and caregivers actually divide day-to-day responsibilities for a child's education — homework help, school communication, events, and decisions — and where the load feels unbalanced. Built for schools, family researchers, and co-parenting programs, with an AI follow-up that digs into the most recent moment the division felt unfair or broke down.

Captures how graduating students rate their academic experience, campus support, and readiness for what's next — from advising and coursework to job offers or grad school plans. Built for registrars, career centers, and academic affairs teams tracking outcomes across cohorts and programs. An AI follow-up interview digs into the specific moments that shaped a student's sense of readiness, going beyond a single rating.