STRATEGIC

PLAN GOALS 2024-2029

Inspiring students to learn, empowering them for life starts with us – all of us.

Round Rock ISD invites parents/guardians, teachers, students, community members, and area business owners to listen and learn from student panels about their highest hopes for their education as we renew the Round Rock ISD Strategic Plan. Review the 2018 Round Rock ISD Strategic Plan.

Your participation is vital in helping define our District’s long-term vision, goals, and objectives. Strategic Planning Meetings are structured summits to produce an action plan that advances the performance and effectiveness of our students’ experiences and outcomes. This is not a public forum, attendees must agree to the summit rules of engagement, and there is no opportunity for open public comments.

Please attend one of our bilingual Strategic Plan community meetings. Bring your mobile device so you have the opportunity to participate fully.

All community meetings will be held in English and Spanish.

Tuesday, Oct. 10, from 1 to 3 p.m. at Cedar Ridge High School Auditorium
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Tuesday, Oct. 10, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Cedar Ridge High School cafeteria
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Wednesday, Oct. 11, from 1 to 3 p.m. at Raymond E. Hartfield Performing Arts Center
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Wednesday, Oct. 11, from 6 to 8 p.m. at McNeil High School cafeteria
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What can you expect at a Strategic Plan meeting?

Parents, guardians, students, teachers, and community members who attend will contribute to the future of your schools.

Meetings are moderated by engage2learn’s (e2L) facilitation services, powered by e2L’s Design Process. Through the e2L Design Process, we work with district and campus leadership to create a call to action and success criteria for any initiative, review the current environment, and develop strategies to fill gaps. e2L’s partnership with stakeholders determines actions and outcomes at the district, campus, and classroom levels and moves the current classroom model toward the local community’s vision for learning.

Questions? Please send us a Let’s Talk.

Round Rock ISD community engagement report

Staff, students, families and community members have contributed significantly to our understanding by participating in four summits, focus groups, and a survey. The District is grateful for the invaluable input received during this collaborative process.

The insights gathered now guide the District Design Team in developing our five-year strategic plan. Review the Round Rock ISD Community Engagement Report.

In January 2018, the Board of Trustees directed District staff to undertake a refresh of the Strategic Plan goals, as well as the District Vision Statement and Learning Framework, to ensure all are in line with community expectations and vision for its public school system. Community members were invited to participate on the Strategic Plan Refresh Committee and convened in three separate meetings to review and refresh current goals, brainstorm a new Vision Statement, and provide feedback on the District’s Learning Framework. The result was a set of draft goals and two potential Vision Statements for approval. 

  1. We will ensure that all facilities are safe and advance learning for every student while planning with our community for sustainable growth.
  2. We will promote academic excellence through learning and enrichment opportunities that engage and inspire every student.
  3. We will implement internal and external communication systems to engage and inform, build trust, and develop partnerships with students, staff, parents, and the community.
  4. We will identify, develop, support, and retain a talented team of teachers, administrators, and staff who are equipped to meet the needs of every student.
  5. We will develop the whole child, cultivating the social and emotional skills needed to thrive in a diverse and ever-changing world.
  6. We will prepare every student for success after high school through a variety of experience and learning pathways.

Strategic Plan 2014-15

Four Strategic Planning meetings attended by parents, students, District employees, business leaders and community members held in 2014-15.

2014-2015 Documents and Presentations