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District rethinks net promoter score use; communications director proposes broader KPIs and outreach

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The district’s communications director reported improvements in the family Net Promoter Score response rate but said NPS alone lacks the depth needed for operational communications planning and proposed a suite of touchpoints, KPIs and targeted community engagement.

Oshkosh Area School District staff on June 11 told the board the district’s Net Promoter Score (NPS) remains a useful but limited tool for measuring family sentiment and proposed expanding measurement to multiple touchpoints and communication KPIs.

Katie Neiman, who presented the update, said the NPS is a single‑question instrument asking how likely a respondent is to recommend the district; the district’s NPS was negative 29 in a 2023 family survey (about 834 responses) and rose to negative 21 in the 2024 survey after the…

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