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Community members are invited to join Rochester Community Schools in celebrating this year’s Charity Week, March 3-8, 2025. The action-packed week provides exciting fundraising opportunities for Camp Kesem, which supports children through and beyond a parent’s cancer with free summer camp opportunities and year-round services. Each year, RCS student leaders work together to select a charity that is personal to them.

Congratulations to Brooklands principal, Sara Crowley, on being inducted as a Gerstacker fellow for the 2024-25 school year. The Gerstacker Fellowship Program at Saginaw Valley State University provides a transformational leadership experience that exponentially expands the ability to maximize potential, creatively solve problems and implement meaningful change in our K-12 teaching and learning communities.

For the tenth year, Rochester Community Schools has been honored with the Best Communities for Music Education designation from the NAMM Foundation. This award recognizes the outstanding efforts of RCS teachers, administrators, parents, students and community leaders to support music access and music education as part of a well-rounded education for all children.

On Sept. 28, runners of all ages attended the Rochester Community Schools (RCS) Foundation Hometown Hustle 5K and one-mile color fun run, presented by Chief Financial Credit Union.

Each year, Rochester Community Schools student council leaders from Adams, Rochester and Stoney Creek high schools organize a combined Charity Week to raise money for a cause that is important to them. This year's beneficiary is Humble Design, Detroit.

Rochester Community Schools teacher, Kelley Cusmano, is the 2024-25 Michigan Teacher of the Year! State Superintendent Dr. Michael F. Rice surprised Ms. Cusmano with the top honor during an assembly with 1,600 students and her colleagues at Rochester High School.

Rochester Community Schools complete calendar for the 2024-25 school year is available on the district website. A printable copy can be accessed by clicking on the following link: 

2024-2025RCSCalendar.pdf

Rochester Community Schools transcends its history of excellence to enhance teaching and learning.

Through dual enrollment, students are able to maximize requirements, earn credits toward their high school diploma, while also earning college credits at the same time.

“It’s easier to learn math when I can see it, instead of just imagining it in my head,” said fifth-graders at Hugger Elementary.

AP Capstone courses develop students’ skills in research, analysis, evidence-based arguments, collaboration, writing, presenting and college-readiness.

Young learners residing in the boundaries of the Rochester Community School District are invited to join us as they begin their learning journey. Learn more about our TK and Kindergarten programs.

Michigan’s preschool expansion increases kindergarten readiness programs for four-year-old students in RCS and across the state.

Strategic planning helps to guide Rochester Community Schools into the future. 

A $1.7 million investment in support staff to help meet the needs of students and raise their level of academic and personal success.

To ensure success, RCS uses the Michigan Integrated Continuous Improvement Process (MICIP).

Rochester Community Schools maximizes opportunities to ensure students excel at the highest levels.

Rochester Community Schools proudly educates our professionals and tradespeople of the future!

RCS has again been honored with the Best Communities for Music Education designation from The NAMM Foundation for its outstanding commitment to music education. 

Rochester Community Schools offers learning opportunities for people of all ages, including adults who want to earn their GED or expand their English language skills.