An initiative to connect the community with opportunities to contribute and strengthen academic programs, the arts and athletics for all students.
Providing funding for the enhancement of educational opportunities for all students who attend RCS.
Providing scholarships to students and staff wanting to continue their education.
Take time to thank that RCS teacher, office secretary, staff member that is making a difference in the lives of our children.
Offsetting the cost of district-sponsored field trips allowing every elementary child at RCS to participate.
Recognizing leaders in STEM education in middle-school and high-school that inspire students, supports innovation, and fosters ingenuity.
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Rochester Community Schools Foundation
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Congratulations Stoney Creek High School graduate and football star, Eric Fisher, who is going to the SUPERBOWL with The Kansas City Chiefs. RCS will be watching and cheering for our hometown hero! #RCSpride ... Click Here to View PostSee Less
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NOW HIRING! Join the RCS paraeducator team in a full-time or part-time role. Some positions are eligible for benefits. Plus, paraeducators are OFF during summer and school breaks. Click to learn more: https://www.rochester.k12.mi.us/pages/77593/employment-opportunities #RCSpride ... Click Here to View PostSee Less
Reminder: There is no school for grades K-12 on Monday, Jan. 20, as we honor Martin Luther King Jr. We hope you are able to spend some time reflecting on MLK's legacy. #RCSpride #RCSCountOnMe ... Click Here to View PostSee Less
What does the future of education look like? Tell us what you think.We invite you to share your thoughts about the future of education using an online survey tool called ThoughtExchange. After you provide input, you can then star the thoughts of other participants to indicate the views you value most.To access the ThoughtExchange survey, go to: https://my.thoughtexchange.com/#548549883. The survey will be available until Jan. 31. #KeepRCSpride #RCSCountOnMe ... Click Here to View PostSee Less
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Although high-school assistant principals may not get adequate recognition, Casey Wescott from Rochester High School Falcons received a heartfelt thank-you for his "behind-the-scenes compassion and advocacy for the well-being of his students." Parents Jen and Grant Hubbard made a donation in Wescott's name to further support RCS students.Recognize your favorite RCS employee here: https://rcs-foundation.org/thank-you-rcs-employee/. We will surprise the employee and present a personalized note and small token of appreciation. All donations benefit RCS students and programs.#RCSFcares #RCSpride ... Click Here to View PostSee Less
Logo design contest for the Hometown Hustle! Win a prize and see your artwork on 1,400+ t-shirts at the Hometown Hustle 5K and 1-Mile Color FunRun/Walk. This RCS Foundation event supports RCS students. Contest information here: https://rcs-foundation.org/2020-hometown-hustle-logo-design-contest/.Due Jan. 31. #RCSFcares ... Click Here to View PostSee Less
Please consider viewing and sharing this video highlighting our RCS social-emotional learning journey. Spread awareness to #EraseTheStigma surrounding mental health.Click here: https://vimeo.com/379850785#RCSYouMatter #RCSCountOnMe #RCSpride ... Click Here to View PostSee Less
IT’S NOT TOO LATE to honor MLK with a day of service and learning.Poverty and economic injustice comprised the final focus of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. prior to his death. He established a Poor People’s Campaign to advocate for better employment, anti-poverty programs, and housing for the poor.Continue his advocacy by participating in a poverty simulation, where participants role-play to rethink the challenges and oppressive cycle of being poor. Join us Monday, Jan. 20, from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the RCS Administration Building. Space is limited. Registration is required at http://bit.ly/rcs2020mlk.Suitable for grades 9 and up. #RCSCountOnMe ... Click Here to View PostSee Less
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