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Red, black, and white graphic reading “Your Voice. Our Future.” Red Rock Central Public Schools invites students, families, staff, and community members to strategic planning focus groups November 17–December 1. Sign up by November 25 by contacting Kalea Jorgens at kaleajorgens@rrcfalcons.org or 507-752-7361.

Red Rock Central Invites Community Input on District’s Future

Red Rock Central Public School District invites students, families, staff, and community members to help shape the district’s future through a long-term strategic planning process.  The plan will guide district priorities and decisions in the coming years. It will build on the district’s strengths, address challenges, and identify opportunities to support student learning and success.

“Our goal is to create a shared vision that reflects the values, aspirations, and needs of our students, staff, families, and community members,” said Superintendent Tim Godfrey. “This process will help us identify our strengths, address challenges, and set a clear path for the future.”

Share Your Ideas

The district will gather input through focus groups from November 17 through December 1. Sessions will take place at various times to accommodate participants.

Parents, students, staff, community members, and local leaders can share their views on:

  • What the district does well and where it can improve.

  • The opportunities and challenges facing students and schools.

  • The skills and experiences students need for future success.

  • The priorities that should guide the district’s work.

Focus group input will help shape the district’s vision, values, and long-term goals.

How to Participate

To sign up for a focus group, contact Kalea Jorgens at kaleajorgens@rrcfalcons.org or 507-752-7361.  Please sign up early for the best choice of session times. Registration closes November 25.  

“We value the thoughts of all our stakeholders and believe their input is essential to building a strategic plan that truly serves our community,” added Superintendent Godfrey. “Together, we can create a strong foundation for the success of our students and schools.”