Integrating student feedback into school improvement strategies can enhance educational quality and effectiveness. Schools can conduct regular surveys and focus group discussions to gather insights on student experiences and needs. Analyzing this feedback helps administrators identify areas for improvement, such as teaching methods, curriculum relevance, and resource allocation. By involving students in the decision-making process, schools foster a collaborative environment that encourages ownership of their education. This participatory approach creates a sense of belonging and accountability, leading to a more responsive and effective learning atmosphere tailored to student needs.