Instructional Rounds- Middle School

The Des Moines Public School District is seeking a qualified provider to implement instructional rounds at the middle school level, with the goal of enhancing instructional practices and leadership development through professional development services. The project, titled "Instructional Rounds- Middle School," is part of a solicitation process initiated on October 14, 2025, with proposals due by November 11, 2025. The district emphasizes selecting a provider based on quality, experience, and cost-effectiveness to facilitate virtual sessions, instructional rounds, and ongoing coaching across four integrated phases. The contract size is estimated to range between 500,000 and 1,500,000 dollars, and the project is managed by Iowa-based Des Moines Public Schools, with primary contact being Andy Hulse. The RFP details the scope of services required, including professional development, facilitation, and leadership coaching tailored to middle school educators. It also outlines procedural guidelines for proposal submission, background check requirements, and evaluation criteria. Additionally, related legal and procedural documents, such as the Iowa Chapter 22 Open Records Law, provide transparency and access to public records, ensuring accountability in government dealings. The broader procurement context includes other regional solicitations for services such as recycling processing, construction, and equipment procurement, highlighting the district's and municipalities' comprehensive approach to sourcing specialized services and infrastructure projects within Iowa.