📈
Overall Score
4.27
out of 5.0
👍
eNPS Score
+62
94% positive
🔄
Retention
92%
stay next year
⭐
Top Category
4.51
Teaching
⚠️
Lowest
3.87
Compensation
🚨
At Risk Staff
25
8% of total
📊 Response Distribution by School
Category Performance Ranking
Staff Sentiment Breakdown
Definitely Recommend
63%
190 staff
Probably Recommend
31%
94 staff
Definitely Stay
66%
199 staff
Probably Stay
26%
77 staff
Not Sure / No
8%
25 staff
Survey Period
Dec 9-22
14 days
✨ Top Strength
Teaching & Learning (4.51) — Supportive student
environment
🚨 Priority Action
Compensation (3.87) — All schools lowest category
⚠️ Watch Area
Wellbeing (4.07) — Mental health resources 3.90
📍 Focus Schools
Mega & Kesatuan — Below 4.0 threshold
✨ Highest Scoring Questions
4.75
Supportive and inviting place for students to learn
4.71
Promotes academic success for all students
4.67
Emphasizes helping students academically when needed
4.60
Teaching lessons in ways relevant to students
4.57
Proud to tell others I'm part of this school
🚨 Lowest Scoring Questions
3.75
School is transparent about compensation policies
3.78
Salary is fair for the work I do
3.78
Benefits package is competitive
3.82
Understand how compensation is determined
3.90
School provides mental health & wellbeing resources
All (14)
High >4.3 (7)
Medium 4.0-4.3 (5)
Low <4.0 (2)
Teaching & Learning
4.51
4.75
School provides a supportive and inviting environment for
student learning
4.71
School actively promotes and supports academic success for all
students
4.67
Students receive academic help and support when they need it
4.55
School maintains high standards for academic performance
4.49
Teachers have adequate resources and materials to teach
effectively
3.95
Teachers have enough time to prepare quality lessons ⚠️
Collaboration
4.42
4.52
New staff members are warmly welcomed and supported by
colleagues
4.46
There is a strong culture of mutual support among all staff
members
4.42
Staff have opportunities to work with colleagues from other
departments
4.41
Teachers regularly share best practices and effective teaching
strategies
4.36
Teachers collaborate effectively on curriculum planning and
instruction
4.32
There is a strong sense of teamwork and cooperation among staff
Employee Engagement
4.39
4.57
I feel proud when I tell others that I work at this school
4.44
I feel my daily work contributes meaningfully to the school's
mission
4.42
The school motivates me to help achieve its goals and objectives
4.41
This school inspires me to do my best work every day
4.40
I would recommend this school as a great place to work
4.25
I see myself continuing to work at this school in the long term
Professional Development
4.34
4.57
I have meaningful opportunities to learn from my colleagues
4.42
The school encourages me to pursue professional growth
4.41
School supports teachers in obtaining additional certifications
4.38
School provides adequate professional development opportunities
4.23
I have opportunities to attend external training and conferences
4.19
School invests adequately in staff professional development
Leadership & Change
4.30
4.34
Leadership team has a clear vision for the school's future
4.32
School leadership team is visible and actively engaged
4.30
Leadership is accessible and approachable when needed
4.28
I have confidence in the decisions made by leadership
4.21
Changes and transitions are managed well at this school
4.16
Overall, this school is managed well as an organization
Communication
4.30
4.50
Parents are communicated with effectively about student progress
4.39
There are effective channels for sharing information among staff
4.33
I am kept well-informed about important school matters
4.26
I feel comfortable communicating with the leadership team
4.21
Communication from leadership is clear and timely
4.21
Staff feedback is welcomed and acted upon by leadership
Workload & Wellbeing
4.07
3.90
School provides adequate resources for mental health and
wellbeing 🚨
3.91
Administrative tasks do not interfere excessively with teaching
duties
4.00
I am able to take adequate breaks when needed during the workday
4.02
I have adequate time to complete all my responsibilities
4.10
My overall workload is manageable
4.11
The school actively supports staff wellbeing
Performance Management
4.14
3.98
I receive regular and timely feedback on my performance ⚠️
4.03
Poor performance is addressed and dealt with effectively
4.07
I have regular performance review discussions with my supervisor
4.15
My performance is evaluated fairly and objectively
4.18
Good performance is appropriately recognized and rewarded
4.25
The feedback I receive helps me improve my performance
Compensation & Benefits
3.87
3.75
School is transparent about how compensation policies work 🚨
3.78
My salary is fair for the work that I do 🚨
3.78
The benefits package offered is competitive with other schools
🚨
3.82
I understand how my compensation is determined
3.82
My compensation reflects my experience and qualifications
3.93
Non-monetary benefits (leave, insurance, etc.) are satisfactory
📊 School Performance Heatmap (All Categories)
| School |
N |
Overall |
Teach |
ProfDev |
Resource |
Comm |
Collab |
Interp |
Safety |
Inclus |
Wellbe |
Leader |
Engage |
Super |
Perf |
Comp |
🏆 Top Performing Schools
| # |
School |
Score |
N |
vs Avg |
| 1 |
Semesta Srondol |
4.92 |
2 |
+0.65 |
| 2 |
Semesta Jangli |
4.47 |
22 |
+0.20 |
| 3 |
Prestige Bilingual |
4.44 |
22 |
+0.17 |
| 4 |
Cahaya Rancamaya |
4.38 |
41 |
+0.11 |
| 5 |
TNA Fatih Bilingual |
4.36 |
43 |
+0.09 |
⚠️ Schools Needing Support
| School |
Score |
Gap |
Lowest Area |
| Mega Islamic Boarding |
3.84 |
-0.43 |
Comp (3.47) |
| Kesatuan Bangsa |
3.87 |
-0.40 |
Comm (3.61) |
| Kharisma Bangsa |
4.18 |
-0.09 |
Comp (3.55) |
| Pribadi Premiere |
4.19 |
-0.08 |
Comp (3.85) |
| Pribadi Depok |
4.21 |
-0.06 |
Comp (3.59) |
📈 School Score Distribution
👤 By Role
Subject Teacher (n=119)
4.29
Homeroom Teacher (n=84)
4.19
📊 Response Distribution Summary
🎯 Key Demographic Finding
Mid-tenure engagement valley: Staff with 4-6 years
tenure show the lowest satisfaction (4.19). Combined with Homeroom
Teachers (4.19) being lowest among teaching roles, suggests need for
targeted mid-career development programs.