Student Perception Survey

Survey Overview

We understand teachers are dedicated to supporting student success and continually improving their instructional practice. However, often the data available to guide that improvement lacks direct feedback from students. 

New York City Public Schools (NYCPS) partners with Panorama Education to administer the Student Perception Survey, a confidential, research-based, and anonymous student survey used nationwide to provide teachers with valuable feedback from students about their classroom experiences. 

The Student Perception Survey is for formative purposes only, and is NOT part of Advance, New York City’s teacher development and evaluation system. 

2025-26 Student Perception Survey Administration

The 2025-26 Student Perception Survey administration window is December 8, 2025 to January 16, 2026.

Survey Administration Resources 

School administrators and survey coordinators should use the resources below to support the planning and administration of the survey at their school. 

PLANNING AND PREPARATION

TRAINING AND GUIDANCE 

SURVEY MATERIALS AND STUDENT SUPPORTS

  • Survey Instrument

    View the full set of questions on the Student Perception Survey. (For Reference Only) 

    • Survey questions in the DOE-supported languages. (PENDING)

FAMILY COMMUNICATION

2024-25 Student Perception Survey Results

Teachers, principals, and district teams can log in to their Panorama Education account to access their online reports. 

View your Student Perception Survey Results

To help teachers, principals, and superintendent teams understand their reports, user guides, and additional resources are available on WeTeachNYC.

Taking Action

Panorama Education Playbook

The Student Perception Survey is a formative tool designed to guide instructional practice in the classroom and across schools. Along with the online survey reports, teachers and principals have access to the Panorama Education Playbook (Playbook), an online professional learning tool that helps educators to share practices and create a personalized playbook of instructional strategies based on their survey results. 

WeTeachNYC

Are you a principal interested in facilitating a one-on-one conversation with a teacher about their individual results? Are you a teacher trying to understand how the Student Perception Survey aligns with the Danielson Framework for Teaching? Visit WeTeachNYC to access a reflection tool and other professional learning resources.

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