The OCSBA, comprised of all Oakland County schools districts, holds approximately six meetings per year to educate and inform districts on various topics, and provides a networking opportunity for board members. 

This OCSBA committee informs members through monthly meetings, legislative briefings and weekly updates.  They also help to establish legislative priorities and host meet-the-candidate forums.

MASB represents boards of education within the state of Michigan.  They provide educational leadership services and advocate for an equitable and exceptional public education for all students. 

RAYA is a prevention-based nonprofit organization whose goal is to strengthen youth and families and reduce delinquency through financial assistance, counseling and family education in the Rochester community.  Services and programs are available at no cost or a reduced cost to school-age youth and families who reside in the Rochester Community School District.

The RCS Foundation's mission is to support and advance learning for all Rochester Community Schools students by obtaining contributions for academics, arts and athletics.

The DCIT discusses timely topics regarding critical incidents including safety, security and social emotional wellness.  This team may make recommendations to update the district's critical incident response.

In compliance with state law, every district that chooses to implement sex education must have a sex education advisory board (SEAB). The SEAB is responsible for:
• Establishing program goals and objectives for pupil knowledge and skills that are likely to reduce the rates of sex, pregnancy and STDs.
• Reviewing and recommending materials and methods to the local school board, taking into consideration the district’s needs, demographics and trends, including, but not limited to, teenage pregnancy rates, STD rates and incidents of sexual violence and harassment.
• Evaluating, measuring and reporting the attainment of program goals and objectives.

All CTE programs in business, industrial engineering and educational careers are required to meet twice a year for an advisory meeting. This committee supports CTE curriculum and initiatives.

The PTA Council is comprised of representatives from each school PTA/PTSA in the district. The council shares information, provides support to individual units and provides program opportunities for students in the district.

The PAC is a parent organization that empowers families of students receiving special education services. Through communication, education and support, the PAC promotes high-quality programs and services in the Rochester community.

This superintendent committee discusses timely topics, reviews items for SBOC, SPCC, and board of education meeting planning.

The SBOC discusses timely topics regarding the district's business and operations. These may include monthly financial reports, budget amendments, construction projects, transportation, enrollment or other timely topics.

The SPCC discusses timely topics regarding the district's curriculum and policies. This may include updates to curriculum resources, programming options for students, achievement updates, and reviewing any new updates to policies or language changes with policies.