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Rochester Public Schools previews 'RPS 2030' and flags next steps after review of 2022–25 plan
Summary
Superintendent McCall presented highlights from the 2022–25 strategic plan and outlined the working title RPS 2030, reporting modest gains in several outcome measures and recommending clearer, phased goals, stronger implementation structures at school level, and tighter alignment of measures and resources.
Superintendent Brad McCall told the Rochester Public School District board on Dec. 2 that the district is moving from its 2022–25 strategic plan toward a working plan titled “RPS 2030.” He framed the presentation as a stock‑take of the last plan’s 15 building blocks and emphasized modest gains while urging clearer outcomes and better implementation at the school level.
“The working title is RPS 2030 as it will shape our work, through the end of this decade,” McCall said as he summarized data and lessons from the current plan and previewed topics the board will review in the next session.
Why it matters: The strategic plan guides programming, budget priorities and partnerships across the district’s 218‑square‑mile service area. Board members said the review will shape what the district seeks to fund and how it measures success in the coming years.
Key results and context: McCall cited a handful of headline numbers presented to…
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