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Rogers board hears task force favoring three‑school model, recommends open enrollment and flagship programs
Summary
A task force convened by Rogers Public Schools recommended keeping three high schools, pursuing open enrollment, and creating flagship academic programs to address enrollment disparities and perceptions; athletics and facility capacity remain unresolved.
The Rogers School District presented findings from a high‑school task force that recommended keeping the district’s three high schools rather than consolidating campuses, and urged the board to adopt open‑enrollment policies and develop distinct “flagship” programs to attract students.
The task force — made up of principals, teachers, coaches, parents, community members and central office staff — told the board the three‑school model best preserves current strengths while allowing targeted supports where needed. Superintendent Dr. Perry summarized the committee’s view that each campus serves a distinct student population and that “unique opportunities” and added resources could help balance enrollment and improve program visibility.
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