This website provides information on the 2023 survey administered by the Educator Advancement Council and the Oregon Department of Education (ODE).
In 2025, ODE administered a new survey as required by Senate Bill 283 (2023). For current survey information, visit the EVE Workforce Survey website.
ABOUT
In 2023, the Educator Advancement Council re-introduced the Oregon Statewide Educator Survey, formerly known as the TELL Oregon Survey.
The survey offered educators an opportunity to provide input on teaching conditions that can be used to inform state, district and school improvements. Participation helped determine whether educators have the resources and supports necessary to provide the most effective teaching and learning environment for students.
Educator participation helped inform a multi-year survey redesign project to improve data collection and reporting to be responsive to local and regional needs.
The online, anonymous school survey was for all school-based, licensed educators and instructional staff, including administrators.
Survey results are publicly available for use by schools, districts, state agencies, and researchers.
Participation in the survey helps determine whether educators in schools and districts across the state have the resources and supports necessary to provide the most effective teaching and learning environment for students.
Survey results can be used to inform continuous improvement in schools and districts and advocate for resources and supports at the local and state policy level.
The 2023 survey was designed in partnership with the Center for Optimal Learning Environments.
Questions?
General Information: eac.info@ode.oregon.gov
HISTORY
The Teaching, Empowering, Leading and Learning (TELL) Oregon survey was last performed in 2018 as an anonymous statewide survey of licensed school-based educators to assess teaching conditions at the school, district and state level. It has since been redesigned by the Educator Advancement Council in partnership with local educators, advisory groups, other state agencies and organizations as the Oregon Statewide Educator Survey Initiative.
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