RSP monitors and creates a tool for community users to see what school students attend based off their address. The locator tool can be integrated into the District website and is annually updated by RSP.

Using RSP Enrollment Analysis as a baseline, RSP works with District administration to develop new boundaries to positively impact facilities and student enrollment for a projected time period.

RSP, with the assistance of District administration, analyzes facilities in the District to produce an RSP Functional Capacity. Functional Capacities provide a value to use long-range planning processes that define how the student experience operates in each building. Data acquisition may include:

• Tours of facilities
• Collaboration with building principals
• Utilization of floorplans and master schedules

RSP utilizes District, Local, State, and Census resources to generate an analysis focused on population and student demographics. Reports are generally curated to client requests and can serve as a resource for many decision-making processes. Some uses of this product include (but are not limited to):

• Bond Referendum Campaigns
• Community and District Planning
• Long-Range Facility Planning

RSP utilizes a customized Student Forecast Model (SFM) to project future student enrollment in a 5 or 10 year time frame. The projections can be viewed at a district-wide level, by geographical area, or by an individual facility. Variables that are integrated into the model include historical enrollment data, birth data, development activity, demographic trends, facility capacity, and other data sets unique to the District.

Using RSP Enrollment Analysis as a baseline, RSP works with District administration to develop an actionable plan for the future of facilities. Processes typically include a committee of stakeholders, public facilitation, and multiple Board of Education meetings. Facility Master Plans utilize local input, credible data, and District resources to reimagine education.

RSP assists District administration in creating a process for community engagement. The process is flexible and curated to meet each client's individual goals. Facilitation techniques may include (but are not limited to):

• In-Person small and/or large group meetings
• Virtual small and/or large group meetings
• Survey products
• Communication techniques
• Consensus building