We’re so proud of our students from Randleman and Southwestern Randolph High Schools! 🌟
They recently took part in the Inaugural Western NC Hispanic Student Education Summit at Forsyth Community College — and what an inspiring experience it was! 🙌
Students explored career opportunities and gained valuable insights into planning, applying, and paying for college. Their futures are looking bright! 🚀✨
#FutureLeaders #CollegeReady #ProudMoment #RandolphCountySchoolSystem
Recognized at the April 7 Board of Education meeting:
2025 RCSS Battle of the Books Winners: https://5il.co/3d0uu
2025 State Beta Club Winners: https://5il.co/3d0v3
2025 Governor's School Students: https://5il.co/3d0uv
2025 All-State Honor Band Students: https://5il.co/3d0v6
STAR3 Students for April: https://5il.co/3d0un
To see pictures from the evening, go to:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1CmLoOWKfRiq4GwOXG9Vhb4uQJ8gD3ttQ?usp=sharing
PGHS FFA PLANT SALE INFO.
Recognized at last night's Board of Education meeting:
2025 RCSS Battle of the Books Winners: https://5il.co/3d0uu
2025 Governor's School Students: https://5il.co/3d0uv
2025 NC Honor Band Students: https://5il.co/3d0v6
STAR3 Students for April: https://5il.co/3d0un
2025 Beta Club Winners: https://5il.co/3d0v3
On March 28, UR 6-12 welcomed 5th graders from Farmer Elementary and Tabernacle Elementary to celebrate Timberwolf Day! Students got a sneak peek into their future as a Timberwolf. Students experienced a tour and explored all the amazing programs UR 6-12 has to offer.
FRANKLINVILLE, N.C. (WGHP) — FOX8 honors Hannah Lyndon of Franklinville Elementary School. Congrats, Ms. Lyndon!
https://myfox8.com/spotlight/educator-of-the-week/hannah-lyndon-is-our-educator-of-the-week/
RCSS loves our Media Specialists!
https://www.canva.com/design/DAGj-5rlnBQ/xSR0H7v0LWY4RaUYNPuKBg/watch?utm_content=DAGj-5rlnBQ&utm_campaign=share_your_design&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=shareyourdesignpanel
RCSS Occupational Therapists and Occupational Therapist Assistants - Thank you for all you do!
SWRHS Plant Sale Information!
Leaders from the RCSS transportation department recently gave an outstanding presentation entitled “Transportation 101” at the NCASA 2025 Conference on Educational Leadership. Wendy Anderson, Jamie Smith, and Jennifer Davis represented the team with excellence!
Come join us at PGHS for Ag Fest on 4/12!
Plant Sale 9-2
Our high school spring plant sales begin soon! Go to this link to see more information for each school's plant sale.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1JLER8aGsN1iRPdWCnoO0lreXj5vTvgMG?usp=sharing
ERHS Plant Sale information!
We are looking for education and industry partners!! Contact Stephanie Adams if interested!!
TRINITY, N.C. (WGHP) — FOX8 honors Jackson Barnes of Trinity High School. Congrats, Mr. Barnes!
https://myfox8.com/spotlight/educator-of-the-week/mr-jackson-barnes-is-our-educator-of-the-week/
Providence Grove High School conducted a “Reality Store” for 9th graders today. The Reality Store is a “Communities in Schools of Randolph County” initiative that teaches financial literacy and gives young people an idea of how difficult balancing a budget can be for families. Each student is given a hypothetical family situation, job, and monthly income. The student then goes from table to table to “purchase” housing, transportation, insurance, childcare, etc. The objective is to teach students the importance of managing finances and staying within a budget. Volunteers from our school system and community work the tables and assist the students with their financial decisions.
It's AP Day at the Capitol! Advanced Placement students Giovanni, Mason, Catalina, and Ali visited representatives in Raleigh along with their lead teachers Misty Hildreth (Trinity High School) and Courtney Walker (Randleman High School) to discuss the importance of AP programs for students in NC schools.
On March 18 and 19, our fourth-grade students had the exciting opportunity to visit the Tanger Center for the Performing Arts in Greensboro to enjoy a performance by the Greensboro Symphony. This enriching experience was made possible with support from the North Carolina Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources. Check out the photos here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1GYZL5z5ErO9sw7X8I_LuAbrjFFh8Z7cB?usp=sharing
A heartfelt thank you goes to Wendy Anderson, RCSS Director of Transportation, and her outstanding team for expertly coordinating the activity buses and ensuring our students traveled safely to and from the event.
Spring Break Central Services Hours
The North Carolina Division on Career Development & Transition (NC-DCDT) held its annual Conference in Greensboro this week. Several RCSS employees were given opportunities for professional networking, access to the latest information in the field of transition, and insights into effective educational practices. Participants engaged in workshops, presentations, and discussions aimed at improving transition services and outcomes for individuals with disabilities.
