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RCISD superintendent outlines enrollment, Intent Month and strategic planning
Summary
Superintendent Dr. Amy Anderson presented district statistics — 77 square miles, 11 campuses, more than 10,000 students and about 1,300 staff — announced Intent Month in April for 2025–26 planning, and opened a community survey tied to a strategic plan update.
Superintendent Dr. Amy Anderson presented a district overview at the Royse City ISD work session on March 31, saying the district covers 77 square miles and operates 11 campuses serving more than 10,000 students with roughly 1,300 staff.
Dr. Anderson told the board she had introduced the RCISD cabinet and outlined growth and enrollment projections. She said Intent Month, set to begin in April, will allow families to declare intentions for the 2025–2026 school year and help staff refine planning and capacity projections. "The district is so blessed to serve with the City," she said.
The superintendent also shared strategic planning goals and launched a community survey intended to gather feedback that will inform the district's next steps. Officials said the survey is open to residents and families; no deadline for responses was specified in the meeting record.
Board members and district staff discussed enrollment projections and general growth updates but did not take any formal action at the work session. The presentation was described as informational; staff will use survey responses and Intent Month returns to adjust planning and projections ahead of the next school year.
