Board Member Survey
How effective are you as a Board Member?
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I demonstrate a belief in and actively advocate for the values, mission, and vision of the school. *
I work cooperatively with fellow directors to fulfill my obligations of directorship. *
I act in ways that contribute to the effective operation of the board, such as focusing on what is good for the school rather than promoting a personal opinion and supporting board decisions once made. *
I prepare for, regularly attend, and participate in board meetings. *
I participate in school activities such as special programs and fundraising events. *
I reach out to diverse constituencies to help identify and cultivate relationships to support the school as donors, volunteers, and advocates. *
I use my personal and professional contacts and expertise for the benefit of the school. *
I give an annual financial contribution to the best of my personal ability. *
I help raise charitable contributions to support the school. *
I inform the board of any potential conflicts of interest that I may have, whether real or perceived, and abide by the decision of the board related to this situation. *
The board consistently demonstrates a clear understanding of the difference between management and governance. *
The board has a strong partnership built on respect and trust with the Administration. *
The board reviews financials monthly and each board member has a firm grasp on the school's financial health. *
The board spends its time focused on strategic issues rather than reporting on past events. *
What are you most proud of that the Board of Directors accomplished this year? *
What is the most important thing that you think the Board of Directors should work on next year? *
What are you most proud about your work as a Director this past year? *
What is your personal goal as a Director for next year? *
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