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These slides are for demonstration purposes only and do not reflect any real customer data.

These are illustrative of some of the analyses that may be included.

Bonus Questions^TM in November, December, February, and April were particularly effectively at attracting new respondents

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Response rate is the number of unique parent voices divided by enrollment.

+4%

+4%

+5%

+5%

Response rate rose a bit this year, which is about 700 more parents than last year

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Response rate is the number of unique parent voices divided by enrollment.

Parents of Middle School students were the most engaged with the Pulse Checks^TM, which is similar to other Possip partners

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Response rate is the number of unique parent voices divided by enrollment. N= the number of schools in each group.

Bonus Questions on topics relevant to elementary or high school parents could increase their likelihood to respond

National Benchmarks

Response Rate:

Elementary School: 45%

Middle School: 51%

High School: 46%

On average, Unicycle parents are happy with their school 78% of the time, a bit more than last year

Sentiment Score: 2.67

Sentiment Score: 2.73

Possip’s 23/24 National Average Sentiment is 2.71*

*NOTE: Possip’s sentiment score is calculated by assigning a 1 for every No response, 2 for every Mostly response, and 3 for every Yes response.

A number of Unicycle schools improved parent happiness by over 10%

Schools with 5% or more increase in happiness

Parents of North and South region schools were a bit happier than other divisions

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*N size is the number of schools in each group

South region schools have both strong Pulse Check response rate and happiness; the director of that region may have best practices to share out with others

Over half of praise was about teachers and staff, even more than last year

Carlines were a top concern for elementary school parents; extracurriculars are a top topic among parents at middle and high schools

Families of middle and high school students mentioned student behavior more, which is common in Possip’s experience

Parents that unenrolled their student were significantly less happy than the average Unicycle family

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Sentiment Score = 2.7

Sentiment Score = 2.5

NOTE: Possip’s sentiment score is calculated by assigning a 1 for every No response, 2 for every Mostly response, and 3 for every Yes response.

Concerns about transportation, student behavior and IEP support come up more from parents that unenrolled

Perhaps working to address parent concerns on these issues can help with retention