RCSS is sending a Spring Break shoutout to celebrate the arts! 🎶

Huge congratulations to PGHS alumnus Will Rivers for an outstanding performance with the Appalachian State University Concert Band! His dedication and passion for music continue to shine, and we know he’s on his way to becoming an incredible educator. Enjoy the performance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWaoHdGHgoY

We’re so proud of you, Will! 🤩🎵

5 months ago, Randolph County School System
Huge congratulations to PGHS alumnus Will Rivers for an outstanding performance with the Appalachian State University Concert Band! His dedication and passion for music continue to shine, and we know he’s on his way to becoming an incredible educator. We’re so proud of you, Will! 🤩🎵

🎓 Pathways to Purpose: Senior Edition Job Fair
🗓 April 30 | ⏰ 8:30 AM – 1:30 PM
📍 National Guard Armory – Asheboro

Connect directly with graduating seniors ready to enter the workforce! We are seeking employers with opportunities for full-time, part-time, and training positions.

💼 Why Participate?
✔ Build your future workforce pipeline
✔ Promote your organization
✔ Make a lasting impact on local students
✔ Engage with the next generation of talent

📣 Whether you’re able to participate in one or BOTH events—we’d love to have you!

👉 Sign up today: Registration Link
📩 Questions? Contact: Stephanie Adams - sadams@randolph.k12.nc.us

5 months ago, Randolph County School System
🎓 Pathways to Purpose: Senior Edition Job Fair 🗓 April 30 | ⏰ 8:30 AM – 1:30 PM 📍 National Guard Armory – Asheboro Connect directly with graduating seniors ready to enter the workforce! We are seeking employers with opportunities for full-time, part-time, and training positions. 💼 Why Participate? ✔ Build your future workforce pipeline ✔ Promote your organization ✔ Make a lasting impact on local students ✔ Engage with the next generation of talent 📣 Whether you’re able to participate in one or BOTH events—we’d love to have you! 👉 Sign up today: Registration Link 📩 Questions? Contact: Stephanie Adams - sadams@randolph.k12.nc.us
On Friday, March 27, Franklinville Elementary School partnered with the town of Franklinville for the second year in a row for Cardinal Career Day, a one-day event featuring a walking tour of the town that showcased the wide range of career opportunities available to students in the community and how they connect to the global marketplace.

Students traveled with their teachers and chaperones to locations around the park and downtown Franklinville, rotating every twenty minutes to visit a total of 15 career stations. Stops included the Franklinville Fire Department, Franklinville Town Hall, Franklinville United Methodist Church fellowship hall, and Franklinville Post Office.

The Randolph County Sheriff’s Department and Franklinville Fire Department helped ensure student safety throughout the day. We are grateful to the many community partners and volunteers who shared their time and career experiences, as well as to our sponsors for providing student shirts and a snack from the Franklinville Diner at no cost. After returning to school, students enjoyed lunch and completed follow-up activities to reflect on their experience.
5 months ago, Randolph County School System
On Friday, March 27, Franklinville Elementary School partnered with the town of Franklinville for the second year in a row for Cardinal Career Day, a one-day event featuring a walking tour of the town that showcased the wide range of career opportunities available to students in the community and how they connect to the global marketplace. Students traveled with their teachers and chaperones to locations around the park and downtown Franklinville, rotating every twenty minutes to visit a total of 15 career stations. Stops included the Franklinville Fire Department, Franklinville Town Hall, Franklinville United Methodist Church fellowship hall, and Franklinville Post Office. The Randolph County Sheriff’s Department and Franklinville Fire Department helped ensure student safety throughout the day. We are grateful to the many community partners and volunteers who shared their time and career experiences, as well as to our sponsors for providing student shirts and a snack from the Franklinville Diner at no cost. After returning to school, students enjoyed lunch and completed follow-up activities to reflect on their experience.
On Friday, March 27, Franklinville Elementary School partnered with the town of Franklinville for the second year in a row for Cardinal Career Day, a one-day event featuring a walking tour of the town that showcased the wide range of career opportunities available to students in the community and how they connect to the global marketplace. Students traveled with their teachers and chaperones to locations around the park and downtown Franklinville, rotating every twenty minutes to visit a total of 15 career stations. Stops included the Franklinville Fire Department, Franklinville Town Hall, Franklinville United Methodist Church fellowship hall, and Franklinville Post Office. The Randolph County Sheriff’s Department and Franklinville Fire Department helped ensure student safety throughout the day. We are grateful to the many community partners and volunteers who shared their time and career experiences, as well as to our sponsors for providing student shirts and a snack from the Franklinville Diner at no cost. After returning to school, students enjoyed lunch and completed follow-up activities to reflect on their experience.
On Friday, March 27, Franklinville Elementary School partnered with the town of Franklinville for the second year in a row for Cardinal Career Day, a one-day event featuring a walking tour of the town that showcased the wide range of career opportunities available to students in the community and how they connect to the global marketplace. Students traveled with their teachers and chaperones to locations around the park and downtown Franklinville, rotating every twenty minutes to visit a total of 15 career stations. Stops included the Franklinville Fire Department, Franklinville Town Hall, Franklinville United Methodist Church fellowship hall, and Franklinville Post Office. The Randolph County Sheriff’s Department and Franklinville Fire Department helped ensure student safety throughout the day. We are grateful to the many community partners and volunteers who shared their time and career experiences, as well as to our sponsors for providing student shirts and a snack from the Franklinville Diner at no cost. After returning to school, students enjoyed lunch and completed follow-up activities to reflect on their experience.
🚨 Calling All Businesses & Community Partners! 🚨
We’re looking for organizations to join us in TWO incredible opportunities to inspire and connect with the Randolph County School System students!
🔧 The Career Pit Stop
🗓 April 17
📍 Randleman Middle School
👥 1,100+ 6th Grade Students
Help spark curiosity and career awareness through hands-on activities, interactive booths, information sessions, and vehicle displays. This is your chance to introduce students to your industry in a fun and engaging way!
5 months ago, Randolph County School System
🚨 Calling All Businesses & Community Partners! 🚨 We’re looking for organizations to join us in TWO incredible opportunities to inspire and connect with the Randolph County School System students! 🔧 The Career Pit Stop 🗓 April 17 📍 Randleman Middle School 👥 1,100+ 6th Grade Students Help spark curiosity and career awareness through hands-on activities, interactive booths, information sessions, and vehicle displays. This is your chance to introduce students to your industry in a fun and engaging way!

RCSS middle schools gathered at Randleman Middle School on Friday, March 27, for the BrickEd Robotics Competition. Students arrived ready to compete, showcasing the results of their hard work, creativity, and problem-solving skills. Throughout the event, teams demonstrated impressive collaboration and innovation as they navigated challenges and put their designs to the test.

Congratulations to SERMS for earning first place, followed by NERMS in second place and TMS in third place. The competition highlighted not only technical ability, but also perseverance and teamwork, making it a rewarding experience for all involved.

5 months ago, Randolph County School System
RCSS middle schools gathered at Randleman Middle School on Friday, March 27, for the BrickEd Robotics Competition. Students arrived ready to compete, showcasing the results of their hard work, creativity, and problem-solving skills. Throughout the event, teams demonstrated impressive collaboration and innovation as they navigated challenges and put their designs to the test. The competition highlighted not only technical ability, but also perseverance and teamwork, making it a rewarding experience for all involved.
Middle and High School Agriculture Teachers participated in professional development at the new Randolph County Agricultural Center last week. In addition to learning about the new Ag center's offerings, middle school Ag teachers participated in Project Wet training. High School Agriculture teachers participated in grafting training, livestock judging, and leadership training to bring back to their classrooms. Thank you, Farm Bureau, for providing lunch for our teachers.
5 months ago, Randolph County School System
Middle and High School Agriculture Teachers participated in professional development at the new Randolph County Agricultural Center last week. In addition to learning about the new Ag center's offerings, middle school Ag teachers participated in Project Wet training. High School Agriculture teachers participated in grafting training, livestock judging, and leadership training to bring back to their classrooms. Thank you, Farm Bureau, for providing lunch for our teachers.
Middle and High School Agriculture Teachers participated in professional development at the new Randolph County Agricultural Center last week. In addition to learning about the new Ag center's offerings, middle school Ag teachers participated in Project Wet training. High School Agriculture teachers participated in grafting training, livestock judging, and leadership training to bring back to their classrooms. Thank you, Farm Bureau, for providing lunch for our teachers.
Middle and High School Agriculture Teachers participated in professional development at the new Randolph County Agricultural Center last week. In addition to learning about the new Ag center's offerings, middle school Ag teachers participated in Project Wet training. High School Agriculture teachers participated in grafting training, livestock judging, and leadership training to bring back to their classrooms. Thank you, Farm Bureau, for providing lunch for our teachers.
Middle and High School Agriculture Teachers participated in professional development at the new Randolph County Agricultural Center last week. In addition to learning about the new Ag center's offerings, middle school Ag teachers participated in Project Wet training. High School Agriculture teachers participated in grafting training, livestock judging, and leadership training to bring back to their classrooms. Thank you, Farm Bureau, for providing lunch for our teachers.
Middle and High School Agriculture Teachers participated in professional development at the new Randolph County Agricultural Center last week. In addition to learning about the new Ag center's offerings, middle school Ag teachers participated in Project Wet training. High School Agriculture teachers participated in grafting training, livestock judging, and leadership training to bring back to their classrooms. Thank you, Farm Bureau, for providing lunch for our teachers.
Middle and High School Agriculture Teachers participated in professional development at the new Randolph County Agricultural Center last week. In addition to learning about the new Ag center's offerings, middle school Ag teachers participated in Project Wet training. High School Agriculture teachers participated in grafting training, livestock judging, and leadership training to bring back to their classrooms. Thank you, Farm Bureau, for providing lunch for our teachers.
Middle and High School Agriculture Teachers participated in professional development at the new Randolph County Agricultural Center last week. In addition to learning about the new Ag center's offerings, middle school Ag teachers participated in Project Wet training. High School Agriculture teachers participated in grafting training, livestock judging, and leadership training to bring back to their classrooms. Thank you, Farm Bureau, for providing lunch for our teachers.
Middle and High School Agriculture Teachers participated in professional development at the new Randolph County Agricultural Center last week. In addition to learning about the new Ag center's offerings, middle school Ag teachers participated in Project Wet training. High School Agriculture teachers participated in grafting training, livestock judging, and leadership training to bring back to their classrooms. Thank you, Farm Bureau, for providing lunch for our teachers.
SWR’s Apprenticeship Randolph 2026 candidates — Juan Parra Hussey, Oscar Vazquez, and Adan Rivera — took part in a 3‑day hands‑on orientation with local employers at Randolph Community College, March 17–19. The students now advance to interviews and could begin pre‑apprenticeships this summer before potentially signing full apprenticeships on August 4. Learn more at www.ApprenticeshipRandolph.com.

5 months ago, Randolph County School System
SWR’s Apprenticeship Randolph 2026 candidates — Juan Parra Hussey, Oscar Vazquez, and Adan Rivera — took part in a 3‑day hands‑on orientation with local employers at Randolph Community College, March 17–19. The students now advance to interviews and could begin pre‑apprenticeships this summer before potentially signing full apprenticeships on August 4. Learn more at www.ApprenticeshipRandolph.com.
SWR’s Apprenticeship Randolph 2026 candidates — Juan Parra Hussey, Oscar Vazquez, and Adan Rivera — took part in a 3‑day hands‑on orientation with local employers at Randolph Community College, March 17–19. The students now advance to interviews and could begin pre‑apprenticeships this summer before potentially signing full apprenticeships on August 4. Learn more at www.ApprenticeshipRandolph.com.
RCSS Plant Sales are coming soon! See flyer for schools, dates and times!! Thank you in advance for your support!
5 months ago, Randolph County School System
RCSS Plant Sales are coming soon! See flyer for schools, dates and times!! Thank you in advance for your support!
PGHS’s Apprenticeship Randolph 2026 candidate — Ryan Hare — took part in a 3‑day hands‑on orientation with local employers at Randolph Community College, March 17–19. He now advances to interviews and could begin his pre‑apprenticeship this summer before potentially signing a full apprenticeship on August 4. Learn more at www.ApprenticeshipRandolph.com.
5 months ago, Randolph County School System
PGHS’s Apprenticeship Randolph 2026 candidate — Ryan Hare — took part in a 3‑day hands‑on orientation with local employers at Randolph Community College, March 17–19. He now advances to interviews and could begin his pre‑apprenticeship this summer before potentially signing a full apprenticeship on August 4. Learn more at www.ApprenticeshipRandolph.com.
PGHS’s Apprenticeship Randolph 2026 candidate — Ryan Hare — took part in a 3‑day hands‑on orientation with local employers at Randolph Community College, March 17–19. He now advances to interviews and could begin his pre‑apprenticeship this summer before potentially signing a full apprenticeship on August 4. Learn more at www.ApprenticeshipRandolph.com.

NEW MENU ITEM!!! We are excited to serve “Arroz con Leche”! Made with NC rice grits from Tidewater Grain Company, milk, sugar, cinnamon, and butter 🧈🥛🥣 ✅ Look for this sweet treat on our menus!! #RCSScafereinvented #fillyourtray

5 months ago, Randolph County School System
NEW MENU ITEM!!! We are excited to serve “Arroz con Leche”! Made with NC rice grits from Tidewater Grain Company, milk, sugar, cinnamon, and butter 🧈🥛🥣 ✅ Look for this sweet treat on our menus next week!! #RCSScafereinvented #fillyourtray
NEW MENU ITEM!!! We are excited to serve “Arroz con Leche”! Made with NC rice grits from Tidewater Grain Company, milk, sugar, cinnamon, and butter 🧈🥛🥣 ✅ Look for this sweet treat on our menus next week!! #RCSScafereinvented #fillyourtray
THS’s Apprenticeship Randolph 2026 candidate — Lacie McPherson — took part in a 3‑day hands‑on orientation with local employers at Randolph Community College, March 17–19. She now advances to interviews and could begin her pre‑apprenticeship this summer before potentially signing a full apprenticeship on August 4. Learn more at www.ApprenticeshipRandolph.com.
5 months ago, Randolph County School System
THS’s Apprenticeship Randolph 2026 candidate — Lacie McPherson — took part in a 3‑day hands‑on orientation with local employers at Randolph Community College, March 17–19. She now advances to interviews and could begin her pre‑apprenticeship this summer before potentially signing a full apprenticeship on August 4. Learn more at www.ApprenticeshipRandolph.com.
THS’s Apprenticeship Randolph 2026 candidate — Lacie McPherson — took part in a 3‑day hands‑on orientation with local employers at Randolph Community College, March 17–19. She now advances to interviews and could begin her pre‑apprenticeship this summer before potentially signing a full apprenticeship on August 4. Learn more at www.ApprenticeshipRandolph.com.
On March 24 and 25, fourth-grade students from RCSS enjoyed a memorable field trip to the Tanger Center for the Performing Arts in Greensboro, where they experienced a live performance by the Greensboro Symphony. This year’s program, America 250, celebrated the upcoming 250th birthday of the United States, adding a meaningful historical connection to the experience. This opportunity was made possible through the support of the North Carolina Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources.

Special thanks to Wendy Anderson, RCSS Director of Transportation, and her dedicated team for coordinating transportation and ensuring a safe and smooth trip for all students.
5 months ago, Randolph County School System
On March 24 and 25, fourth-grade students from RCSS enjoyed a memorable field trip to the Tanger Center for the Performing Arts in Greensboro, where they experienced a live performance by the Greensboro Symphony. This year’s program, America 250, celebrated the upcoming 250th birthday of the United States, adding a meaningful historical connection to the experience. This opportunity was made possible through the support of the North Carolina Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources. Special thanks to Wendy Anderson, RCSS Director of Transportation, and her dedicated team for coordinating transportation and ensuring a safe and smooth trip for all students.
On March 24 and 25, fourth-grade students from RCSS enjoyed a memorable field trip to the Tanger Center for the Performing Arts in Greensboro, where they experienced a live performance by the Greensboro Symphony. This year’s program, America 250, celebrated the upcoming 250th birthday of the United States, adding a meaningful historical connection to the experience. This opportunity was made possible through the support of the North Carolina Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources. Special thanks to Wendy Anderson, RCSS Director of Transportation, and her dedicated team for coordinating transportation and ensuring a safe and smooth trip for all students.
On March 24 and 25, fourth-grade students from RCSS enjoyed a memorable field trip to the Tanger Center for the Performing Arts in Greensboro, where they experienced a live performance by the Greensboro Symphony. This year’s program, America 250, celebrated the upcoming 250th birthday of the United States, adding a meaningful historical connection to the experience. This opportunity was made possible through the support of the North Carolina Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources. Special thanks to Wendy Anderson, RCSS Director of Transportation, and her dedicated team for coordinating transportation and ensuring a safe and smooth trip for all students.
On March 24 and 25, fourth-grade students from RCSS enjoyed a memorable field trip to the Tanger Center for the Performing Arts in Greensboro, where they experienced a live performance by the Greensboro Symphony. This year’s program, America 250, celebrated the upcoming 250th birthday of the United States, adding a meaningful historical connection to the experience. This opportunity was made possible through the support of the North Carolina Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources. Special thanks to Wendy Anderson, RCSS Director of Transportation, and her dedicated team for coordinating transportation and ensuring a safe and smooth trip for all students.
On March 24 and 25, fourth-grade students from RCSS enjoyed a memorable field trip to the Tanger Center for the Performing Arts in Greensboro, where they experienced a live performance by the Greensboro Symphony. This year’s program, America 250, celebrated the upcoming 250th birthday of the United States, adding a meaningful historical connection to the experience. This opportunity was made possible through the support of the North Carolina Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources. Special thanks to Wendy Anderson, RCSS Director of Transportation, and her dedicated team for coordinating transportation and ensuring a safe and smooth trip for all students.
On March 24 and 25, fourth-grade students from RCSS enjoyed a memorable field trip to the Tanger Center for the Performing Arts in Greensboro, where they experienced a live performance by the Greensboro Symphony. This year’s program, America 250, celebrated the upcoming 250th birthday of the United States, adding a meaningful historical connection to the experience. This opportunity was made possible through the support of the North Carolina Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources. Special thanks to Wendy Anderson, RCSS Director of Transportation, and her dedicated team for coordinating transportation and ensuring a safe and smooth trip for all students.
On March 24 and 25, fourth-grade students from RCSS enjoyed a memorable field trip to the Tanger Center for the Performing Arts in Greensboro, where they experienced a live performance by the Greensboro Symphony. This year’s program, America 250, celebrated the upcoming 250th birthday of the United States, adding a meaningful historical connection to the experience. This opportunity was made possible through the support of the North Carolina Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources. Special thanks to Wendy Anderson, RCSS Director of Transportation, and her dedicated team for coordinating transportation and ensuring a safe and smooth trip for all students.
Congratulations to Caroline McKee, the Randolph County School System Career and Technical Education (CTE) Teacher of the Year for 2025–2026! As an Agriculture teacher at Trinity High School, Ms. McKee has made a meaningful and lasting impact on both her students and the RCSS CTE program through her dedication and hard work. We are grateful for her commitment and proud to celebrate this well-deserved recognition!
5 months ago, Randolph County School System
Congratulations to Caroline McKee, the Randolph County School System Career and Technical Education (CTE) Teacher of the Year for 2025–2026! As an Agriculture teacher at Trinity High School, Ms. McKee has made a meaningful and lasting impact on both her students and the RCSS CTE program through her dedication and hard work. We are grateful for her commitment and proud to celebrate this well-deserved recognition!
WHS’s Apprenticeship Randolph 2026 candidate — Vinson Childers — took part in a 3‑day hands‑on orientation with local employers at Randolph Community College, March 17–19. He now advances to interviews and could begin his pre‑apprenticeship this summer before potentially signing a full apprenticeship on August 4. Learn more at www.ApprenticeshipRandolph.com.
5 months ago, Randolph County School System
WHS’s Apprenticeship Randolph 2026 candidate — Vinson Childers — took part in a 3‑day hands‑on orientation with local employers at Randolph Community College, March 17–19. He now advances to interviews and could begin his pre‑apprenticeship this summer before potentially signing a full apprenticeship on August 4. Learn more at www.ApprenticeshipRandolph.com.
WHS’s Apprenticeship Randolph 2026 candidate — Vinson Childers — took part in a 3‑day hands‑on orientation with local employers at Randolph Community College, March 17–19. He now advances to interviews and could begin his pre‑apprenticeship this summer before potentially signing a full apprenticeship on August 4. Learn more at www.ApprenticeshipRandolph.com.
RHS’s Apprenticeship Randolph 2026 candidates — William Faucette and Jaden Ros — took part in a 3‑day hands‑on orientation with local employers at Randolph Community College, March 17–19. The students now advance to interviews and could begin pre‑apprenticeships this summer before potentially signing full apprenticeships on August 4. Learn more at www.ApprenticeshipRandolph.com.

5 months ago, Randolph County School System
RHS’s Apprenticeship Randolph 2026 candidates — William Faucette and Jaden Ros — took part in a 3‑day hands‑on orientation with local employers at Randolph Community College, March 17–19. The students now advance to interviews and could begin pre‑apprenticeships this summer before potentially signing full apprenticeships on August 4. Learn more at www.ApprenticeshipRandolph.com.
RHS’s Apprenticeship Randolph 2026 candidates — William Faucette and Jaden Ros — took part in a 3‑day hands‑on orientation with local employers at Randolph Community College, March 17–19. The students now advance to interviews and could begin pre‑apprenticeships this summer before potentially signing full apprenticeships on August 4. Learn more at www.ApprenticeshipRandolph.com.
RCSS Calendar Reminders
April 2 – 2 Hr. Early Release
April 3-10 – Spring Break
Students return April 13
5 months ago, Randolph County School System
RCSS Calendar Reminders April 2 – 2 Hr. Early Release April 3-10 – Spring Break Students return April 13
RECHS’s Apprenticeship Randolph 2026 candidates — Agustin Hernandez, Jacob Woodruff, Carrson Haynes, Valeria Alvarez, and Damian Nichter — took part in a 3‑day hands‑on orientation with local employers at Randolph Community College, March 17–19. The students now advance to interviews and could begin pre‑apprenticeships this summer before potentially signing full apprenticeships on August 4. Learn more at www.ApprenticeshipRandolph.com.
5 months ago, Randolph County School System
RECHS’s Apprenticeship Randolph 2026 candidates — Agustin Hernandez, Jacob Woodruff, Carrson Haynes, Valeria Alvarez, and Damian Nichter — took part in a 3‑day hands‑on orientation with local employers at Randolph Community College, March 17–19. The students now advance to interviews and could begin pre‑apprenticeships this summer before potentially signing full apprenticeships on August 4. Learn more at www.ApprenticeshipRandolph.com.
RECHS’s Apprenticeship Randolph 2026 candidates — Agustin Hernandez, Jacob Woodruff, Carrson Haynes, Valeria Alvarez, and Damian Nichter — took part in a 3‑day hands‑on orientation with local employers at Randolph Community College, March 17–19. The students now advance to interviews and could begin pre‑apprenticeships this summer before potentially signing full apprenticeships on August 4. Learn more at www.ApprenticeshipRandolph.com.

We want to congratulate Kristin Jones, Teacher at Southwestern Randolph High School for being named Fox 8 Educator of the Week! We are so proud of you and appreciate all you do for the Randolph County School System!

https://myfox8.com/spotlight/educator-of-the-week/mrs-kristin-jones-is-our-educator-of-the-week/

5 months ago, Randolph County School System
We want to congratulate Kristin Jones, Teacher at Southwestern Randolph High School for being named Fox 8 Educator of the Week! We are so proud of you and appreciate all you do for the Randolph County School System!

🚨 Calling All Businesses & Community Partners! 🚨

We’re looking for organizations to join us in TWO incredible opportunities to inspire and connect with the Randolph County School System students!

🔧 The Career Pit Stop
🗓 April 17
📍 Randleman Middle School
👥 1,100+ 6th Grade Students

Help spark curiosity and career awareness through hands-on activities, interactive booths, information sessions, and vehicle displays. This is your chance to introduce students to your industry in a fun and engaging way!

🎓 Pathways to Purpose: Senior Edition Job Fair
🗓 April 30 | ⏰ 8:30 AM – 1:30 PM
📍 National Guard Armory – Asheboro

Connect directly with graduating seniors ready to enter the workforce! We are seeking employers with opportunities for full-time, part-time, and training positions.

💼 Why Participate?
✔ Build your future workforce pipeline
✔ Promote your organization
✔ Make a lasting impact on local students
✔ Engage with the next generation of talent

📣 Whether you’re able to participate in one or BOTH events—we’d love to have you!

👉 Sign up today: Registration Link
📩 Questions? Contact: Stephanie Adams - sadams@randolph.k12.nc.us

#RandolphCountySchools #CTE #WorkforceDevelopment #CareerReady #CommunityPartnerships #PathwaysToPurpose #CareerPitStop

5 months ago, Randolph County School System
🚨 Calling All Businesses & Community Partners! 🚨 We’re looking for organizations to join us in TWO incredible opportunities to inspire and connect with the Randolph County School System students! 🔧 The Career Pit Stop 🗓 April 17 📍 Randleman Middle School 👥 1,100+ 6th Grade Students Help spark curiosity and career awareness through hands-on activities, interactive booths, information sessions, and vehicle displays. This is your chance to introduce students to your industry in a fun and engaging way! 🎓 Pathways to Purpose: Senior Edition Job Fair 🗓 April 30 | ⏰ 8:30 AM – 1:30 PM 📍 National Guard Armory – Asheboro Connect directly with graduating seniors ready to enter the workforce! We are seeking employers with opportunities for full-time, part-time, and training positions. 💼 Why Participate? ✔ Build your future workforce pipeline ✔ Promote your organization ✔ Make a lasting impact on local students ✔ Engage with the next generation of talent 📣 Whether you’re able to participate in one or BOTH events—we’d love to have you! 👉 Sign up today: Registration Link 📩 Questions? Contact: Stephanie Adams - sadams@randolph.k12.nc.us #RandolphCountySchools #CTE #WorkforceDevelopment #CareerReady #CommunityPartnerships #PathwaysToPurpose #CareerPitStop
🚨 Calling All Businesses & Community Partners! 🚨 We’re looking for organizations to join us in TWO incredible opportunities to inspire and connect with the Randolph County School System students! 🔧 The Career Pit Stop 🗓 April 17 📍 Randleman Middle School 👥 1,100+ 6th Grade Students Help spark curiosity and career awareness through hands-on activities, interactive booths, information sessions, and vehicle displays. This is your chance to introduce students to your industry in a fun and engaging way! 🎓 Pathways to Purpose: Senior Edition Job Fair 🗓 April 30 | ⏰ 8:30 AM – 1:30 PM 📍 National Guard Armory – Asheboro Connect directly with graduating seniors ready to enter the workforce! We are seeking employers with opportunities for full-time, part-time, and training positions. 💼 Why Participate? ✔ Build your future workforce pipeline ✔ Promote your organization ✔ Make a lasting impact on local students ✔ Engage with the next generation of talent 📣 Whether you’re able to participate in one or BOTH events—we’d love to have you! 👉 Sign up today: Registration Link 📩 Questions? Contact: Stephanie Adams - sadams@randolph.k12.nc.us #RandolphCountySchools #CTE #WorkforceDevelopment #CareerReady #CommunityPartnerships #PathwaysToPurpose #CareerPitStop
Mr. Grosch read Malala’s Magic Pencil to 3rd Graders this week for Leadership Reads at Trinity Elementary School! Third grade students have recently studied Malala and her story in class.
5 months ago, Randolph County School System
Mr. Grosch read Malala’s Magic Pencil to 3rd Graders this week for Leadership Reads at Trinity Elementary School! Third grade students have recently studied Malala and her story in class.
Mr. Grosch read Malala’s Magic Pencil to 3rd Graders this week for Leadership Reads at Trinity Elementary School! Third grade students have recently studied Malala and her story in class.