Educational Effectiveness Survey (EES)
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Educational Effectiveness Survey (EES)
Updated
Gwinnett County Public Schools is administering the Educational Effectiveness Survey (EES) to students in grades 3-12 between February 2 and 27, 2026. The student survey and wellness screener results provides us with information and feedback about how students feel about their school, practices that affect student learning, and how well their school is performing.
Students will take the 30–45-minute survey and wellness screener at school between February 2 and 27, 2026.
Survey results will be used to support and inform improvement conversations with staff and leadership at the school and district levels. Each school will receive their school-level reports, and the district leadership team will receive district-level summary views. The survey is confidential. Confidential means that student responses will only be seen by those with a right to know.
You can find access to the opt-out process, survey questions, and other pertinent survey information on the GCPS survey page: www.gcpsk12.org/families/surveys
We value the input of our students as we strive to continue to improve our school.