To measure school culture and climate, you need to choose the dimensions that are relevant and meaningful for your school. There is no one-size-fits-all approach, as different schools may have different priorities and goals. However, some common dimensions that are often used to measure school culture and climate include leadership, teaching and learning, relationships, safety, equity, and wellness. Leadership refers to the extent to which leaders create a shared vision and foster collaboration. Teaching and learning looks at the extent to which teachers and students engage in effective pedagogy, curriculum, assessment, and feedback. Relationships assesses the extent to which students and staff feel respected, valued, connected, and supported by each other. Safety measures the extent to which students and staff feel physically and emotionally safe. Equity looks at the extent to which students and staff have equal access, opportunity, and representation in the school. Lastly, wellness measures the extent to which students and staff have healthy habits, coping skills, and resources to deal with stress and challenges.