Randolph County School System

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. ​

Technology Technician Ralph Davis represented RCSS at the 2025 NCET Conference, presenting a session on ClearTouch Demo and Maintenance. As RCSS’s first ClearTouch-certified technician, Ralph shared expert insights on maximizing ClearTouch panel functionality and best practices for maintenance.

RANDLEMAN, N.C. (WGHP) — FOX8 honors Ms. Kindra Ingram of Randleman Middle School. Congrats, Ms. Ingram! https://myfox8.com/spotlight/educator-of-the-week/ms-kindra-ingram-is-our-educator-of-the-week/

Uwharrie Ridge 6-12 Plant Sale Information

"Leadership Reads" is a program in our 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 Trindale Elementary School this morning.

Trinity Plant Sale Information

Randleman High School Spring Plant Sale

The Virtual Academy @ Randolph held Science Title 1 Night on March 13th. Kids and parents came out to engage in a myriad of science activities and experiments.

During the March 17 Board of Education Work Session, Superintendent Gainey led a joint session with school system leaders, NC State Legislators, and BOE members to share updates and discuss the school system's budgetary needs. We appreciate our legislators' participation.

Recognized at tonight's Board of Education meeting: 2025 RCSS Spelling Bee Winner: https://5il.co/3arqj 2025 State Champion Indoor Field & Track: https://5il.co/3arqt 2025 State Champion Wrestlers: https://5il.co/3arqu STAR3 Students for March: https://5il.co/3arqh

Thank you to the RCSS Athletic Trainers for all they do to keep our athletes healthy and safe!

Congratulations to Mark Walker, the Randolph County School System Career and Technical Education (CTE) Teacher of the Year for 2024-2025! As an Agriculture teacher at Randleman High School, Mr. Walker’s dedication and hard work have made a lasting impact on our students and the RCSS CTE program. We truly appreciate his commitment. Well done, Mr. Walker!

Join me in congratulating Southwestern Randolph High School on winning the Randolph County School System's 2025 High School Battle of the Books. SWRHS will represent our school system on March 24th in the Region 5 High School Battle of the Books Competition. 🎉Congratulations SWRHS! We are proud of all the teams that participated this year: Southwest, Trinity, and Providence Grove. They all did an incredible job!

Join me in congratulating Wheatmore Middle School on winning the Randolph County School System's 2025 Middle School Battle of the Books. WMS will represent our school system on March 29th in the Region 5 Battle of the Books Competition. 🎉Congratulations WMS! First Place: Wheatmore Middle School Second Place: Southeastern Randolph Middle School Third Place: Randleman Middle School

Congratulations Hopewell Elementary School on winning the Randolph County School System's 2025 Elementary School Battle of the Books today! Our students and teams worked hard to prepare. They all did a fantastic job! First Place: Hopewell Elementary School 63 points Second Place: Southmont Elementary School 61 points Third Place: Randleman Middle School 5th Grade 56 points

If you missed Kindergarten Registration, it's NOT too late! Registration is underway NOW! Please see attached flyer for what you will need to bring with you. Visit your child's elementary school and register for the 2025-2026 school year!

For the second straight March 11th, SWRMS Volleyball finished an undefeated season with a tournament championship! Congratulations Lady Cougars!

We are proud to announce that our very own Kristin Loflin is a recipient one of the 2025 NCMLE Awards! 🔥🏆 Ms. Loflin exhibits the attributes of middle level mastery through characteristics in social equity, developmental responsiveness, and academic excellence!