Diagnose / Readiness Assessment
🩺 Self-Diagnostic

Accreditation Readiness Assessment

A reflective diagnostic across eight accreditation areas. Rate each indicator honestly and generate a readiness score, a gap analysis that surfaces your priority areas, recommendations, and an improvement roadmap. Accreditation is continuous improvement β€” this is a starting point for an honest conversation, not a verdict.

How to use it

Rate each indicator on a 1–5 scale: 1 = Not in place, 2 = Emerging, 3 = Developing, 4 = Mostly in place, 5 = Fully embedded. Your responses are scored locally and saved privately in this browser. Indicators are illustrative; the diagnostic is configurable to any accreditation model.

🧭 Leadership Capacity

School leaders set a clear direction and hold the organization accountable for results.

Leadership decisions are transparent, consistent, and grounded in the institution's mission.

πŸ“š Teaching Quality

Curriculum is documented, aligned to standards, and consistently taught across classrooms.

Formative assessment is used regularly to adjust instruction to student needs.

πŸŽ“ Student Outcomes

Student achievement and growth are monitored against benchmarks and trend over time.

Outcome data are disaggregated by group, and gaps trigger targeted action.

βš–οΈ Governance

The governing board operates within clear roles and focuses on direction and oversight.

Policies are current, followed, and reviewed on a defined cycle.

🎯 Strategic Planning

A current strategic plan with measurable goals guides budget and calendar decisions.

Progress against plan goals is reviewed regularly and adjustments are documented.

πŸ—‚οΈ Evidence Quality

Evidence is organized, current, and aligned to specific standards and indicators.

Claims in the self-study are supported by artifacts and outcome data, not assertion.

πŸ”„ Continuous Improvement

Improvement cycles (plan β†’ act β†’ monitor β†’ reflect) are embedded in routines.

Changes are made because of evidence, and their impact is monitored and documented.

🀝 Stakeholder Engagement

Families, students, and staff have meaningful, two-way input into improvement.

Results and decisions are communicated, and stakeholders can see how feedback was used.

Scale: 1 = Not in place Β· 2 = Emerging Β· 3 = Developing Β· 4 = Mostly in place Β· 5 = Fully embedded.