The Randolph County Transition Fair is happening on Wednesday, October 23 @ RCC in the CEIC building. Please join us for floating sessions between 11:00 am - 5:30 pm.
There will be an early release day on Thursday, October 24
Schools will release at 12:30
*Excludes RECHS*
On October 15, RCSS hosted Manufacturing Day for approximately 150 8th graders from our seven middle schools. Students first visited Allen Industries in High Point to learn about signage design and manufacturing. Each school then toured a local industry—options included Bartimaeus By Design, Kaufman Trailers, Technimark, PEMMCO, and Timken. The students showed a strong interest in manufacturing, reflecting their work on Career Development Plans over the past year.
Randolph Early College High School visited 8th grade students today at Southeastern Randolph Middle School to share information and tell why they chose Randolph Early College High School as their next educational step.
Attention Juniors! 🌟
Don’t miss out on the opportunity to interact with over 30 employers from Randolph County and explore potential career paths!
Event Details:
Date: November 22nd
Location: Journey Church
Time: 8:30a.m.-2:00p.m.
Make sure to secure your spot!
Our Lead Teacher group met at the Central Office today. Lead Teachers play such a vital role in supporting their colleagues. Their efforts make a big difference in the school community!
Attention RCSS high school students taking 8 week minimester courses with RCC.
Timken visited the RHS Metals and Automotive classes on October 2 to celebrate Manufacturing Week. Timken employees shared with students the many opportunities available in manufacturing at Timken. Students participated in hands-on activities to learn about the process of creating Timken parts and assembling a bearing. Thank you, Timken, for coming to RHS to share about the opportunities in manufacturing and the many places Timken parts are used. We appreciate our community partners!
FOX8 honors Samantha Aker of New Market Elementary School. Congrats, Ms. Aker!
Congratulations Samantha Aker, RCSS is very proud of you!
https://myfox8.com/spotlight/educator-of-the-week/samantha-aker-is-our-educator-of-the-week/
Ms. Shenna Creech visited Archdale Elementary School last week to participate in the RCSS "Leadership Reads" program - a program in our school system in which members of the Leadership Team from our central office visit elementary schools and read to students.
"Leadership Reads" is a program in the Randolph County School System in which members of the Leadership Team from our central office visit elementary schools and read to students. Superintendent Dr. Stephen Gainey read to students at Randleman Elementary School recently.
Attention high school students completing community college courses - minimester begins 10/16!!
Principals Ms. Kerri Cole (Coleridge ES), Ms. Katie Henderson (Franklinville ES), Ms. Angela Harris (Ramseur ES) Ms. Jamie Horner (Liberty ES), and Ms. Melanie Richey participated in classroom walkthroughs as they conducted a "Vertical Visit" at ALL 5 schools today!
Archdale, Hopewell, John Lawrence, Trindale, and Trinity Elementary are working together to collect supplies for Hurricane victims in North Carolina. We are collecting the following:
water
canned foods
blankets
batteries/lights/solar
plates/napkins/plasticware
baby wipes/formula/diapers
Deadline for these supplies is Friday, October 18.
Randleman High School students use information from Hurricane Helene as a study tool.
All County Chorus is just around the corner, make plans to attend!
Thank you to all RCSS teachers on this World Teacher's Day! We appreciate you and all you do for our students!
Attention 8th grade families - Randolph Early College High School information session dates/times!!
Virtual link:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSer5FcGoF0nxlTZGCMno5da2W1NObbtAsMKWWdQpzHNeycDDg/viewform?usp=sf_link
Thank you RCSS Principals! We appreciate all you do for our students!
Students, the hard part is behind you. Introducing #NCCollegeConnect.
With North Carolina’s new simplified application program, public high school seniors with a weighted 2.8 GPA or above can easily apply to participating UNC System universities and their local North Carolina community college.
All eligible students have to do is complete a simplified application, maintain their GPA, and meet graduation and UNC System requirements. That's right - no essays!
Dig into the details at NCCollegeConnect.org!
