“As a former teacher I understand the sacrifices our dedicated educators make every day. The Teacher Working Conditions Survey is your chance to be heard. Responses are anonymous and will be used to improve the education system in North Carolina. Thanks for taking the time to complete the survey and thank you for all you do for North Carolina’s children.”
- Governor Bev Perdue, March 2012
The 2012 NC TWC Survey is now closed. Over 100,000 North Carolina educators responded to this year's survey, thank you! School, district, and state results will be posted in early June.
Click Here to View the Live Response Rate.
Letters With Access Codes: A package with a bright green label, containing the letters from Governor Perdue with individual anonymous access codes and addressed to the NCAE Representative in each school, should arrive by March 26. If your school does not have an NCAE Representative, the package will be addressed to the principal. If you have not received your package by March 27, please contact the help desk.
Need help? The help desk for the North Carolina Teacher Working Conditions Survey is available by IM and toll free phone at 1-888-601-5826 Monday to Friday, 7:30AM to 4:30PM or by email at helpdesk@ncteachingconditions.org anytime.
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“Teachers are the experts on what students need to succeed in the classroom. The Teacher Working Conditions Survey gives educators an opportunity share this valuable knowledge with school and district leaders and policymakers so we can work together to improve our schools and boost student achievement."
-Bill Harrison, State Board of Education Chairman
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"As teachers we are in the best position to know how to create the most appropriate learning environment for students, and we have a duty to share our perspective. The Teacher Working Conditions Survey provides an opportunity for us to communicate our ideas with school administrators, community leaders and policy makers. We must use this opportunity to shape the future of public education."
-Dawn Shephard Pope, Governor's Teacher Advisor
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"Business leaders support the Teacher Working Conditions survey because we know the connection between student achievement and the retention of excellent teachers. The North Carolina Business Committee for Education has been behind this survey since its inception in 2002 and we encourage every teacher in North Carolina to participate in the survey."
-Dale Whitworth, Chair of the North Carolina Business Committee for Education and Senior Vice President and CFO, Golden Corral
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