Randolph County School System

CTE Business Advisory Board Explores Industry Insight at Pemmco Manufacturing

June 9, 2025

On Thursday, May 29, the Randolph County School System's Career and Technical Education (CTE) Business Advisory Board held its semiannual meeting at Pemmco Manufacturing in Ashebor...

Level Up! Southeastern Randolph Middle School Esports Thrives

June 9, 2025

For the past three years, Southeastern Randolph Middle School has been a hub of digital competition, and this season marks an exciting evolution for our esports program! What beg...

RCSS Transportation Department Leads the Way

June 7, 2025

The Randolph County School System’s Transportation Department continues to demonstrate leadership and commitment to excellence. June 6, the department proudly hosted a School Bus ...

RCSS Class of 2025 Live Stream Links and Graduation Times

June 6, 2025

All of our high school graduation ceremonies on Tuesday, June 10 will be streamed live and can be viewed here: ERHS , PGHS , RHS , SWRHS , THS , UR 6-12 , WHS (Updated link for ...

Second Annual Tractor Thursday: Cultivating Curiosity and Community in the Classroom

June 6, 2025

One student excitedly remarked, “Tractor Thursday is the best Thursday!” — a perfect reflection of the enthusiasm surrounding this special event. Ms. Cullop was thrilled to celebr...

SOUTHERN PINES, NC – U.S. Representative Richard Hudson (NC-09) announced the 2025 Congressional Art Competition winners from North Carolina's 9th District. “The Congressional Art Competition is an incredible opportunity to highlight the artistic talents of our District’s high school students, and I was very impressed by all of the submissions we received this year,” said Rep. Hudson. “I congratulate this year's winners and thank everyone who participated in the competition. I look forward to showcasing their artwork in the Capitol and my office.” One of our very own recieved Second Place – Jacey Wilson of Trinity, Trinity High School, Title: Drawn Out The first-place winner’s artwork will hang in the U.S. Capitol, second place will hang in Rep. Hudson’s Washington, D.C. office, and third place will hang in his Southern Pines office. Each spring, the Congressional Institute sponsors a nationwide high school visual art competition to recognize and encourage artistic talent in the nation and in each congressional district. Since the Artistic Discovery competition began in 1982, hundreds of thousands of high school students have participated. North Carolina’s 9th District Congressional Art Competition is judged by a committee of local artists who reviewed submissions earlier this year.

Richard Hudson Announces 2025 Congressional Art Competition Winners

June 5, 2025

SOUTHERN PINES, NC – U.S. Representative Richard Hudson (NC-09) announced the 2025 Congressional Art Competition winners from North Carolina's 9th District. “The Congressional Art...

Building Skills and Honoring Legacy: RCSS Hosts 3rd Annual Masonry and Carpentry Competition

May 30, 2025

The Randolph County School System is proud to announce that the 3rd Annual RCSS Masonry and Carpentry competition took place on Tuesday, May 6 at Eastern Randolph High School. Cur...

Southwestern Randolph Ag Mechanics Students Participate in AWS Welding Event at Randolph Community College

May 29, 2025

On Thursday May 22nd, 2025, 13 students from Mr. Atwell's Agricultural Mechanics II class traveled to Randolph Community College's Archdale campus to attempt to earn AWS welding c...

On Friday, May 23, Wesley Corder, Agriculture Teacher from Eastern Randolph High School, took eleven students to RCC’s Archdale Campus to attempt their AWS D1.1 welding certification. Mr. Corder is proud to share that all eleven earned their GMAW (MIG/wire welding) certifications, and ten also earned their SMAW (stick welding) certifications. The only student who didn’t earn SMAW on Friday was Abigail Taylor—because she already earned it last May. As of now, every student in the group holds both certifications—a major accomplishment, especially considering most are just in 9th or 10th grade. To earn these credentials, students had to complete an 8" fillet weld on 1/8" steel, which had to pass a destructive bend test without cracking or separation. These skills can lead directly to jobs starting at $18–$25/hour. The RCC welding instructors—and even the restaurant staff where the students had lunch—were highly impressed with these students' skills, manners, and work ethic. "They truly represented what it means to be a Wildcat," states Mr. Corder. Special recognition goes to Wesley Cooke, who was the first in the group to earn both certifications—on his first attempts. "This was the best group of students I’ve ever taken to RCC for certification. I’m incredibly proud of them," states Mr. Corder. Congratulations to the following students: Bryson Brown Wesley Cooke Eli Cox Brantlee Deaton Nathan Draughn Nathaniel Farlow Sam Goodson Landon Peterson Cody Ritter Justin Shane Abigail Taylor

Welding Success at RCC: Eleven RCSS Students Earn Certifications

May 28, 2025

On Friday, May 23, Wesley Corder, Agriculture Teacher from Eastern Randolph High School, took eleven students to RCC’s Archdale Campus to attempt their AWS D1.1 welding certificat...

PGHS FFA TEACHER GETS NATIONAL RECOGNITION

RCSS FFA TEACHER SELECTED AS A NATIONAL 2025-2026 NATIONAL COHORT OF TEACHER AMBASSADORS

May 27, 2025

Sierra Simmerman, Agriculture teacher at Providence Grove High School has been selected as part of the 2025-2026 Cohort of National Teacher Ambassadors by the National FFA Chapter...

Dr. Cross Ignites RES Spirit at Unforgettable EOG Pep Rally

May 23, 2025

Dr. Cross took the energy at RES’s EOG Pep Rally to the next level and made it a day the students will not forget! With his big personality and unstoppable excitement, he complete...

The RCSS Career and Technical Education Business Advisory Board will meet on Thursday, May 29 at Pemmco Manufacturing from 9:45 am - 12:00 pm. The CTE Business Advisory Board is a leadership group with representation from various industry and community partners that meets twice each school year to ensure the RCSS CTE programs align to workforce needs and best prepare students for the high-skill high-wage careers that await them after graduation.

The RCSS Career and Technical Education Business Advisory Board Meeting Information

May 23, 2025

The RCSS Career and Technical Education Business Advisory Board will meet on Thursday, May 29 at Pemmco Manufacturing from 9:45 am - 12:00 pm. The CTE Business Advisory Board is a...

Randolph Early College High School Honors the Class of 2025 in Heartfelt Graduation Ceremony

May 22, 2025

Randolph Early College High School proudly celebrated the achievements of the Class of 2025 during its graduation ceremony held on May 21 at Journey Church in Asheboro. The event ...

May 21, 2025 Video from the Superintendent

May 21, 2025 Update from the Superintendent

May 22, 2025

In his May video recorded today at Central Office, Superintendent Gainey addresses: 2025 High School Graduation Schedule RCSS End-of-Year Events Career and Technical Educatio...

Congratulations to Haley Knight, a ninth grader at Eastern Randolph High School, on being a nominee in April for the “Doing Good in Your Neighborhood” program organized by the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office. Today, she was awarded a certificate from the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office and a “summons” to Chick-fil-A for doing good work in the community. Haley was nominated by Brenda Cockman. Haley has maintained a straight A average across all subjects while actively contributing to the school baseball team, singing in her youth choir, and participating in dance. Additionally, she has helped with more than four benefits to raise money for people in her community. One was an online bake sale for another ERHS student involved in an accident. Furthermore, she provides significant assistance to a family member in need. Haley is a strong advocate for mental health, always willing to help or lend an ear to those in need. Her youth leader remarked that she consistently seeks to support her peers and be a source of comfort. Ms. Cockman emphasized that 'this remarkable young lady would selflessly give you the shirt off her back and truly deserves recognition!' Way to go, Haley! Your family and community appreciate your passion for listening and helping others.

Haley Knight Honored for Outstanding Community Service and Academic Excellence

May 19, 2025

Congratulations to Haley Knight, a ninth grader at Eastern Randolph High School, on being a nominee in April for the “Doing Good in Your Neighborhood” program organized by the Ran...

Congratulations to Jona Cruz, a seventh grader at Randleman Middle School, on being a nominee in April for the “Doing Good in Your Neighborhood” program organized by the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office. Today, he was awarded a certificate from the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office and a “summons” to Chick-fil-A for doing good work in the community. The nomination form indicated that Jona is the kind of child whom everyone can rely, and he consistently displays a cheerful demeanor. Recently, Jona helped by stacking a significant amount of firewood on the porch of a 90-year-old resident, ensuring ease of access, as this is the sole means by which she heats her home. Jona also volunteered to sit with an elderly family friend during a storm, as she was frightened to be alone. His mother remarked that Jona typically is the last to pack up after baseball practice, ensuring that the dugout is free of litter and that any forgotten items are returned to their rightful owners. She recounted an instance when she had already gone to the car to place their belongings, and it seemed to her that he was taking an unusually long time. Concerned, she returned to the field and discovered him playing catch with a new student/teammate. She expressed that witnessing this display of kindness and empathy truly warmed her heart. Additionally, he had permitted the new player to borrow equipment for practice at home. Congratulations to Jona for also being selected as the monthly award recipient for April 2025 by members of the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office who reviewed the blind submissions. He will be recognized for this accomplishment during a visit to the Sheriff’s Office soon. Way to go, Jona! Your school and community appreciate your thoughtfulness and willingness to help others. Kids need to know that adults see them thriving in this life, doing good things, and how great a person he or she is!

Honoring Kindness: Jona Cruz, Randleman Middle School student, Recognized for “Doing Good in Your Neighborhood

May 14, 2025

Congratulations to Jona Cruz, a seventh grader at Randleman Middle School, on being a nominee in April for the “Doing Good in Your Neighborhood” program organized by the Randolph ...

Student artwork chosen to be displayed at the RCSS Central Office during May

May 14, 2025

The RCSS has many very talented students. Please click this link to view student artwork chosen to be displayed at the RCSS Central Office during May.

Level Cross Elementary's Students Shine in "Arf" Musical Performance

May 2, 2025

On Thursday evening, May 1, Level Cross Elementary was filled with excitement as first graders and Mrs. Stewart's Kindergarten/1st grade combination class took the stage for their...

Meet Some of the Bus Drivers in the Randolph County School System - We Need YOU to Join our Team!

April 29, 2025

The Randolph County School System is in need of Bus Drivers! Watch the video below to see some of the bus drivers in the Randolph County School System and hear why they drive a bu...

Request for Qualifications Construction Manager at Risk Trinity High School Slope Stabilization & Streambank Repair Project

April 24, 2025

The Randolph County Board of Education (“RCBOE”) is requesting qualifications from construction management firms interested in providing construction management services for a slo...