An Action Research Study: Examining the Perceptions of School Culture by District Residents as Measured Through Engagement Opportunities

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    A Doctoral Capstone Project
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    Date Issued
    2023
    Abstract
    School culture has a multitude of definitions and can be perceived differently by every stakeholder group. The value and measure of importance of school culture can vary drastically from building to building and district to district. The purpose of this action research study was to examine the perceptions of school culture as it relates to the Moniteau School District. Results indicated that school culture was perceived in a favorable light, with community members feeling the faculty and staff, as well as administration supported the student population. Additionally, the community provided suggestions for what can be done to improve school culture, if the opportunity would
    present itself. Implications of the study were that the district is on target with the extracurricular offerings and the communication methods it employs, which has led to a positive view of the current school culture. Feedback was offered on suggestions for
    improvements that could enhance school culture.
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    Keywords: school culture, district stakeholders, communication methods, administrative
    support, faculty and staff support, engagement

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    State System Era
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