The American School District Panel is a nationally representative recurring survey of school district leaders in the United States. The surveys provide an opportunity for superintendents to share their perspectives and contribute to decisions about education policy and practice.
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RAND and CRPE, two of the organizations behind the American School District Panel, regularly run surveys and create in-depth studies of districts. They do so in consultation with their advisory committee and their partners, MGT and Council of Great City Schools.
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The authors analyze data from three RAND survey panels to examine career-connected learning in kindergarten through grade 12 schools in academic year 2025–2026. They explore this topic using the perspectives of district leaders, school leaders, and school students.
Published Jul 14, 2026
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We survey American school district leaders twice a year about the most pressing issues they face. Use Bento, an interactive survey visualization tool, to explore the latest survey results.
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