RESOURCES : Publications
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Brochures
Accreditation Standards
Credential Awards
Protocols for Self-Study
Manuals
Surveys
Newsletters
All publications are available in PDF format. If you do not
have the Adobe reader loaded on your computer to access these
files, you can visit the Adobe
web site to download it. MSA surveys and some protocols are also
available to member schools as downloadable Word documents
for ease in completing the self study. A log in is required to download Word documents.
Brochures - Brief Descriptions of the Commission's protocols for self-study and accreditation:
Standards - there are several sets of standards for members to address
depending on the type of insitution engaged in self-study. Four sets are listed
here:
Standards for Schools - used
by secondary and middle schools who begin self-study in the 2007-2008 school year
Credential Awards - additional awards earned by a member institution
in a specific area through an application/self-study and review process. A relatively new program for CSS,
the list of Credentials will expand in the coming years.
International Credential
Music Credential
Service Learning Credential
World Languages Credential
Self-Study Protocols - the process used by a member
school to conduct its accreditation self study is determined
by the protocol chosen. For the latest version of the Accreditation protocols please contact
the Middle States offices at 267-284-5000 or
info@css-msa.org.
Mid-Term Review
Mid-Point Review Template - used by schools which are preparing for their Mid-Term Review.
For the latest version of the Mid-Term Review Template please contact the Middle States offices at 267-284-5000 or
info@css-msa.org..
Surveys - with an appropriate
log in, these surveys are downloadable
Parent Survey (English and Spanish Versions)
Student Survey (English and Spanish Versions)
Staff and Stakeholder Survey of Accreditation Standards
Validating the Vision Survey of Assessment Criteria and Supplementary Standards
Newsletters
The Gold Standard - quarterly issues of the CSS newsletter
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