Please click the link below for a transcript of the phone message from the Superintendent to parents on 9/20/24 regarding the early release on Thursday, September 26. https://5il.co/2x88u

Congratulations to Lindy Kirkman, 5th grade teacher at Randleman Middle School who is the winner of the Thomas Tire & Automotive’s $500 Extra Mile Teacher Grant! Lindy was nominated as a special teacher who goes the “extra mile” each and every day to educate her students.

Recognized at tonight's Board of Education meeting: STAR Employees for September: https://5il.co/2wukj

Recognized at tonight's Board of Education meeting: STAR3 Students for September: https://5il.co/2wukm

Introducing our 2024-2025 ESL Team! Thank you for your hard work and dedication to our Multilingual Learners!

We are hiring! Join our team! Visit this link for more information: https://randolph.ted.peopleadmin.com/hire/index.aspx

The Randolph County School System represented yesterday and today at the Latine Education Summit in Winston Salem.

This morning, Grays Chapel Elementary held a 9/11 remembrance ceremony to mark 23 years since that tragic day in US history. Pictures tell this morning's story as students placed American flags in "Sandy's Garden" before the ceremony began. Principal Lori Johnson and several Grays Chapel students spoke to the crowd about the events of 9/11/01 and what Freedom means. The students sang Patriotic songs and we all participated in the Pledge of Allegiance. Sandy Waugh Bradshaw attended Grays Chapel from K-8th grade and graduated from Eastern Randolph High School. May we never forget the sacrifice Sandy and others made on that day in history!

This morning's annual 9-11 Remembrance Service at Eastern Randolph High School. 23 years...May we never forget the sacrifices made for our freedom!

WFMY News 2 live coverage of Grays Chapel Elementary 9/11 ceremony this morning: https://www.wfmynews2.com/article/news/community/911-memorial-events-around-the-triad/83-8899207b-584d-463a-bbc7-954235514984

2025 Graduation Dates

Thank you to the Randolph County Correctional Center for the donation of school supplies last week! We greatly appreciate our community partners and their support of our students!

Attention Seniors - Beginning September 30th use the College Connect simplified process to apply to multiple NC colleges at one time!

"Thank you" to our community friends who support RCSS! Amanda Meadows and some of her friends, collected school supplies for the Randolph County School System. We appreciate all who donated so that RCSS students can have the supplies they need for the new school year!

Courier-Tribune August 31, 2024 article, "Superintendent Stephen Gainey issues call for sportsmanship"

Congratulations to Elizabeth Tillery, English teacher at Trinity High School, for being named RCSS 2024-2025 Teacher of the Year!

CFNC's College Application Week will be October 21-27. Many colleges and universities in North Carolina let high school seniors apply for FREE if they use the College Foundation of North Carolina (CFNC) website. This helps students save money and get support during the college application process.

Here's a positive story from Coleridge Elementary! Coleridge Elementary had its first "Free Book Friday" today and it was a HUGE success!! At Coleridge, they believe every child should have the gift of literacy. Having books available for students to take home each Friday is just one way we develop and support their love of reading! 📚 💙🚀

WHS kicked off "Strive 95" this week. "Strive 95" is a mission to move WHS to an A school (85) as recognized by the NCPDI School Performance Grade over a three year period. All students have been challenged to excel in attendance, graduation requirements, and ACT WorkKeys. This effort is to prepare students to be career-ready upon graduation.

The Randolph County Probation office dropped off school supply donations this week for the Randolph County School System. Thank you Chief Campbell and Chief Pittman for bringing the box of supplies!