Turn School Climate Data Into Real Change

Make school safer, more inclusive, and more engaging—starting now. National School Climate Center’s nationally recognized climate assessments turn feedback into forward motion with tailored insights, proven strategies, and hands-on support.

From Data Collection to Transforming Climate, We’re With You

NSCC empowers school and district leaders to improve school climate through:

Research-backed assessments

– that capture real student, staff, and family experiences.

Actionable
insights

– aligned with your district’s goals.

Hands on Implementation Support​

– so data becomes impact—not just a dashboard.

Our Impact

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About Our Research-Backed, Valid & Reliable
School Climate Survey

The Comprehensive School Climate Inventory (CSCI) is a nationally-recognized school climate survey that provides an in-depth profile of your school community’s particular strengths, as well as areas for improvement.

Learn more about the Features and Benefits of the CSCI.

The CSCI measures the National School Climate Center’s 14 Dimensions of a healthy school climate in five broad categories:

  • Safety 
  • Teaching and Learning
  • Interpersonal Relationships
  • Institutional Environment
  • Leadership & Efficacy
“Stakeholder voice is critical in school improvement and the dimensions examined by the CSCI supports our efforts to truly gauge our connection to our school community.”
Elaina Brachman, Ed.D.
Assistant Superintendent, CREC Magnet Schools, Connecticut

Built for K-12 leaders who want more than just a report—NSCC helps you implement real change that sticks.

We partner with you to move from insights to impact.

Trusted by hundreds of schools nationwide, our tools don’t just measure climate—they help you improve it.

Ready to Make School Climate Data Work for You?

Book a free consultation with an NSCC expert. We’ll walk you through how our tools can help your school or district create safer, more supportive learning environments—starting now.

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