
For Student and Parent Set Up Instructions and Student and Parent Sign In
go to www.randolph.k12.nc.us/page/infinitecampus

Whether you're looking to upgrade your porch setup or grab something delicious for weekend dinner, this event is your ultimate autumn destination:
Pick up hardy mums, colorful pansies, lush shrubs, and trees to give your yard that peak fall glow.
Browse custom wood crafts built with care directly by local agriculture students.
Take home savory, premium pork loins to complete your weekend feast. (You can also pre-order by emailing Caroline McKee at cmckee@randolph.k12.nc.us)
Lastly, grab the perfect pumpkins to finish off your doorstep display.
It’s a true one-stop shop where you can load up on local plants, unique crafts, and great food—all while directly supporting the next generation of agricultural leaders. Mark your calendar, bring a friend, and start your season off right!


The Randolph County School System is doing amazing things, and our Career & Technical Education (CTE) Department is leading the way!
In 2024–2025, our CTE students earned 9,377 industry-recognized credentials. We’re excited to share that in 2025–2026, that number jumped to an incredible 11,159 credentials, with a 79.2% attainment rate! 🎓👏
Pictured are our CTE team members at the 2026–2027 CTE Kick-Off Rally, gearing up for another year of preparing students for success beyond the classroom.
Here’s to growing skills, creating opportunities, and building futures!


Congratulations to Taylor Ferrer-Diaz on being recognized as Fox 8’s first Educator of the Week for the 2026-2027 school year!
Be sure to check out her feature at https://myfox8.com/educator-of-the-week.



2026 National Beta Club Winners. To read more click here: https://aptg.co/ZVRB-l

It was a wonderful day filled with learning, collaboration, teamwork, and excitement for the year ahead. We’re looking forward to a fantastic school year! 💙




















Caroline McKee, RCSS Career and Technical Education Teacher of the Year, was recognized at last week's board meeting for being named a North Carolina Center for the Advancement of Teaching (NCCAT) 2027 Burroughs Wellcome Fund North Carolina Career and Technical Education (CTE) Teacher of the Year Finalist. Dr. Brian Toth, principal of Trinity High School; Dr. David Cross, Randolph County Schools’ Director of Career and Technical Education; Nancy Cross from the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction; Misty Wolfe from the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction; and Dr. Brock Womble from NCCAT joined us in support of Ms. McKee. We are grateful for their presence as we honored Ms. McKee!
Read more about it here:https://aptg.co/Zgq8mG































We welcome teachers back tomorrow! It's going to be a great year!

The Randolph County School System is excited to welcome 30 new educators to the RCSS family during Beginning Teachers Orientation, taking place Monday through Thursday, August 10–13!
Throughout the week, our new beginning teachers will take part in sessions designed to help them get off to a strong start in the classroom. Topics include classroom environment, media and technology, support and evaluation, key policies and legal issues, Exceptional Children and ESL programs, testing and accountability, MTSS, and curriculum and instruction. They’ll also hear from RCSS leaders, experienced educators, and our 2025–2026 Teacher of the Year, Christy Hutchins.
The week will wrap up Thursday with beginning teachers spending time with their mentors at their respective school sites, getting acquainted with their schools, setting expectations, and preparing for the year ahead.






🎉 Congratulations to the Apprenticeship Randolph Class of 2026!
Randolph County School System is proud to celebrate the success of our students at Randolph Community College's and Apprenticeship Randolph's 10th Annual Signing Ceremony.
This year, 12 pre-apprentices signed offer letters to begin their apprenticeship journeys, and 7 of those students are from RCSS schools. In addition, 9 of the program's 14 graduates are RCSS students, demonstrating the impact of career-connected learning opportunities across our district.
For the past 10 years, Apprenticeship Randolph has connected education with industry by providing students the opportunity to earn a paycheck, gain valuable work experience, and complete a college degree while helping local employers develop the skilled workforce our community needs.
RCSS Pre-Apprentices:
Randolph Early College High School – 3
Southwestern Randolph High School – 2
Wheatmore High School – 1
Trinity High School – 1
RCSS Graduates:
Wheatmore High School – 2
Southwestern Randolph High School – 2
Eastern Randolph High School – 1
Trinity High School – 1
Providence Grove High School – 1
Randolph Early College High School – 1
Uwharrie Ridge 6-12 – 1
Congratulations to all of the graduates, our newest pre-apprentices, our employer partners, Randolph Community College, and everyone who has helped make this outstanding program a success. We are proud of our students and look forward to seeing all they accomplish in the years ahead!










