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List articles that appear in the local papers relating to Randolph County Schools or education in general.
  
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10/01/09-County BOE passes budget
Randolph County Schools finally has a budget for 2009-2010 after the school board passed a resolution Monday night.
 
10/05/09-Leaders resolve to tackle poverty
Randolph County leaders, from high school students to state legislators, focused their attention Monday on ways to address poverty in schools and the community.
 
10/05/09-Board OKs SRO
The board approved a request from Sheriff Maynard Reid to assume responsibilities for providing a school resource officer (SRO) to Archdale-Trinity Middle School. The request would not require any extra funds from the county.
 
10/27/09-Students turn on to technology at RCC
Technology fields offer a wide variety of opportunities for students considering career choices.
 
11/06/09-Students Aid Polar Bears
Local students are doing their part — penny by penny by penny — to ensure the N.C. Zoo’s expansion and renovation of the polar bear exhibit becomes a reality in 2012.
 
11/09/09-School Calendar Draft Presented
A draft 2011-12 school year calendar for Randolph County Schools will be posted on the school system’s revamped website for public review and comment through Jan. 4.
 
12/04/09 School to honor 85 years
FRANKLINVILLE — A celebration of Grays Chapel School’s “85 years of excellence” takes place Saturday. Alumni, former staff and faculty, and past and present county and school officials are planning to take part in Saturday’s recognition, from 2-4 p.m.
 
12/12/09 Students Work to Help Classmate
“Candy Grams” are being sent at Uwharrie Middle School as a fund-raiser for a former student who was injured in a June accident.
 
12/12/09 Partnership to help renovate barn at PGHS
A more than 60-year-old gray barn sits at one corner of the Providence Grove High School campus, awaiting renovation and extensive use by Randolph County Schools students for hands-on agricultural education activities.
 
12/14/09 Lambeth to lead school board
The youngest member of the Randolph County Board of Education — Matthew Lambeth — was selected Monday night to serve as the school board’s chair for the next year.
 
12/16/09 Car hits school bus
The N.C. Highway Patrol is investigating an accident involving a car and a school bus Wednesday in Franklinville in which the driver of the vehicle allegedly fled the scene, according to officials.
 
12/10/09 Grays Chapel teacher named teacher of excellence
Elisha Kivett is a teacher of excellence in a specialty that often doesn’t get much attention.
 
12/02/09 Last bell will ring for Meier
Co-workers, present and past, came together last week to honor Dremia Meier, retiring director of board/community relations for Randolph County Schools.
 
01/01/10 Top Ten of 2009
Asheboro City Schools, Randolph County Schools and Randolph Community College all experienced operational cutbacks due to the state economic situation during 2009.
 
01/05/10 Randleman football field issues aired
RHS athletic director and RMS principal spoke with the Randleman Board of Aldermen about the possibility of replacing the current grass football field with artificial turf.
 
1/12/10 County schools OK calendar
A 2011-12 Randolph County Schools calendar, approved Tuesday by the Randolph County Board of Education, calls for students to attend school from Aug. 25, 2011, through June 7, 2012, for that school year.
 
1/19/10 Anti-gang program working in Randolph County Schools
An anti-gang program for seventh graders in Randolph County schools is believed to be having great results.
 
1/15/10 Randolph school leader gets contract extension
Superintendent Donald Andrews will continue to lead Randolph County Schools through the 2012-2013 school year.
 
1/16/10 Students, start your engines: Wheatmore High to open new auto tech lab
Students at the new Wheatmore High will be introduced Thursday to the school’s Automotive Services Technology Lab.
 
1/19/10 Anti-gang program working in Randolph County Schools
An anti-gang program for seventh graders in Randolph County schools is believed to be having great results.
 
1/23/10 - Schools eyed to devise 10-year plan
The Randolph County school system has building capacity to house its student population which has stabilized in recent years.
 
1/25/10 County Youth Summit on Horizon
Community leaders and school representatives received a preview Monday of what will take place at the first-ever Randolph County Schools Youth Summit.
 
1/26/10 Local educator attends NCCAT seminar
Shenna D. Alvis of Southmont Elementary School recently attended a seminar held at the N.C. Center for the Advancement of Teaching in Cullowhee.
 
2/01/10 Icy conditions wreak havoc on schedules
Icy conditions from the weekend winter storm continue to affect schedules, resulting in more closings, postponements and an even extension for a tax deadline.
 
2-09-10 Mebane wins county spelling crown
“Begonia” was the championship word which Alex Mebane spelled correctly in the 12th round, along with “primal,” to win Randolph County Schools’ 2010 Spelling Bee Tuesday night.
 
2-11-10 Randolph Teacher of Year named regional finalist
Courtney Davis of Randleman High School, Randolph County Schools Teacher of the Year, was announced Thursday as one of nine teachers statewide who’s been chosen a regional finalist for 2010-11 N.C. Teacher of the Year honors.
 
2/16/10 Referendum gains support
The Randolph County Board of Education gave unanimous support Monday night to passage of the one-quarter cent sales tax to fund Randolph Community College capital needs.
 
2/18/10 BackPack program feeds $10,000 into needy local school
Every Friday afternoon at Ramseur Elementary School, black backpacks filled with nutritious, kid-friendly foods are distributed to some 50 youngsters who might otherwise be hungry over the weekend.
 
2/23/10 TES students support "Pennies for Polar Bears" fundraiser
Trinity's students were encouraged to bring pennies and spare change to help build a new Polar Bear exhibit at the North Carolina Zoological Park in Asheboro.
 
2/24/10 NERMS represents RCS in Science Olympiad
The Husky Science Olympiad Team competed in the North Carolina Science Olympiad on Saturday, 2-20-10. The Huskies were one of many schools from 11 counties to compete in the Greensboro Regional Tournament, and they were the only team representing Randolph County.
 
2/24/10 School board’s Lawson, Guthrie won’t run again
Two of three incumbents on the Randolph County Board of Education won’t be seeking re-election this year while the third filed Tuesday for another term.
 
2/25/10 FFA leads effort to restore barn
Original article posted 2/9/10-Providence Grove High School will be ready when the cows come home, thanks to the FFA and Campbell’s Soups.
 
2/26/10 Author honors teacher who ‘impacted my life’
Uwharrie Middle School is celebrating reading and the upcoming release of a book, “Shaman’s Spark,” written by one of its own, art and yearbook teacher Marcus Lawson.
 
2/27/10 Liberty School students take walk in history book
The mark of a good teacher is one that makes learning come to life. On Friday, Liberty School teacher Lora Ritter brought Black History to life for students at her school by creating a Black History Wax Museum.
 
3/01/10 Volunteer loves to help children learn
Lewallen, of Asheboro, has volunteered at Ramseur School for 15 years. Considering she also spent nearly a quarter of a century as a teacher in Franklinville and Ramseur classrooms, Lewallen also understands the ongoing need for volunteers.
 
3/01/10 Changes in the future for county schools
A combination of new schools and renovations of current schools are contained in the Randolph County Schools 10-year facilities plan to be adopted later this month.
 
3/03/10 Updated calendar for RCS
Revised 2009-2010 Randolph County Schools' traditional calendar due to make-up days.
 
3/4/10 Math Mania at Gray's Chapel School
At Grays Chapel, when it comes to math, things are adding up.
 
3/8/10 Making a 
difference, 
one Warrior 
at a time
This article was originally posted 2/26/10. Eric Johnson strives to be a leader who makes a difference in the lives of his students and faculty — one Warrior at a time
 
3/4/10 Lawson hanging up BOE hat
Grady Lawson is retiring from the Randolph County Board of Education after 40 years
 
3/09/10 Liberty School students take walk in history book
Originally posted 2/27/10- The mark of a good teacher is one that makes learning come to life. On Friday, Liberty School teacher Lora Ritter brought Black History to life for students at her school by creating a Black History Wax Museum.
 
3/12/10 Archdale-Trinity Middle School retains crown in Battle of the Books
Archdale-Trinity Middle School is the champ of the annual Randolph County Schools Battle of the Books again.
 
3/12/10 Emily Byrd from Fox 8 visits Seagrove Elementary
Seagrove Elementary School students enjoy a visit from Fox 8's Emily Byrd, who spoke with the group of 2nd graders about weather. (Video)