🎉 Congratulations to Caroline McKee, Agriculture Teacher at Trinity High School, on being named a finalist for the 2027 NCCAT Burroughs Wellcome Fund NC Career and Technical Education (CTE) Teacher of the Year Award!

Caroline is one of just 24 educators across North Carolina recognized for excellence in CTE and for her dedication to preparing students for success. We are incredibly proud of this achievement and look forward to seeing what comes next. #RCSSProud #CTE #TrinityBulldogs 🐾🌟
5 days ago, Randolph County School System
🎉 Congratulations to Caroline McKee, Agriculture Teacher at Trinity High School, on being named a finalist for the 2027 NCCAT Burroughs Wellcome Fund NC Career and Technical Education (CTE) Teacher of the Year Award! Caroline is one of just 24 educators across North Carolina recognized for excellence in CTE and for her dedication to preparing students for success. We are incredibly proud of this achievement and look forward to seeing what comes next. #RCSSProud #CTE #TrinityBulldogs 🐾🌟
At Monday evening’s meeting, the Randolph County Board of Commissioners approved a significant increase in local funding for the Randolph County School System for the 2026–2027 school year. This investment reflects a strong commitment to supporting student success and strengthening educational opportunities across our school system.

The leadership of our school system extends our sincere appreciation to the County Commissioners for their continued support of our schools, staff, and students. We also thank the members of the Board of Education for their dedication, leadership, and hard work throughout the budget development process. The collaborative efforts of these two groups of elected officials have helped secure important resources that will benefit the students in the Randolph County School System.
5 days ago, Randolph County School System
At Monday evening’s meeting, the Randolph County Board of Commissioners approved a significant increase in local funding for the Randolph County School System for the 2026–2027 school year. This investment reflects a strong commitment to supporting student success and strengthening educational opportunities across our school system. The leadership of our school system extends our sincere appreciation to the County Commissioners for their continued support of our schools, staff, and students. We also thank the members of the Board of Education for their dedication, leadership, and hard work throughout the budget development process. The collaborative efforts of these two groups of elected officials have helped secure important resources that will benefit the students in the Randolph County School System.
Congratulations to the Class of 2026!
6 days ago, Randolph County School System
Congratulations Class of 2026
Congratulations to the Class of 2026!
6 days ago, Randolph County School System
Congratulations Class of 2026
The “Pride in the Randolph County School System (RCSS)” program honors employees who consistently demonstrate pride in the school system and exemplify strong character and commitment in their everyday work. While the program primarily highlights smaller, often unnoticed acts of dedication, it also recognizes exceptional efforts tied to larger events when appropriate.

Employees chosen for this recognition are awarded a “Pride in the Randolph County School System” lapel pin. Recipients are selected by members of the RCSS Leadership Team, school principals, or Board of Education members.

The following pages list the “Pride in RCSS” pin recipients from May 1, 2025, through April 30, 2026. We extend our sincere thanks to these outstanding employees for their dedication to the Randolph County School System.
9 days ago, Randolph County School System
The “Pride in the Randolph County School System (RCSS)” program honors employees who consistently demonstrate pride in the school system and exemplify strong character and commitment in their everyday work. While the program primarily highlights smaller, often unnoticed acts of dedication, it also recognizes exceptional efforts tied to larger events when appropriate. Employees chosen for this recognition are awarded a “Pride in the Randolph County School System” lapel pin. Recipients are selected by members of the RCSS Leadership Team, school principals, or Board of Education members. The following pages list the “Pride in RCSS” pin recipients from May 1, 2025, through April 30, 2026. We extend our sincere thanks to these outstanding employees for their dedication to the Randolph County School System.
The “Pride in the Randolph County School System (RCSS)” program honors employees who consistently demonstrate pride in the school system and exemplify strong character and commitment in their everyday work. While the program primarily highlights smaller, often unnoticed acts of dedication, it also recognizes exceptional efforts tied to larger events when appropriate. Employees chosen for this recognition are awarded a “Pride in the Randolph County School System” lapel pin. Recipients are selected by members of the RCSS Leadership Team, school principals, or Board of Education members. The following pages list the “Pride in RCSS” pin recipients from May 1, 2025, through April 30, 2026. We extend our sincere thanks to these outstanding employees for their dedication to the Randolph County School System.
The “Pride in the Randolph County School System (RCSS)” program honors employees who consistently demonstrate pride in the school system and exemplify strong character and commitment in their everyday work. While the program primarily highlights smaller, often unnoticed acts of dedication, it also recognizes exceptional efforts tied to larger events when appropriate. Employees chosen for this recognition are awarded a “Pride in the Randolph County School System” lapel pin. Recipients are selected by members of the RCSS Leadership Team, school principals, or Board of Education members. The following pages list the “Pride in RCSS” pin recipients from May 1, 2025, through April 30, 2026. We extend our sincere thanks to these outstanding employees for their dedication to the Randolph County School System.
The “Pride in the Randolph County School System (RCSS)” program honors employees who consistently demonstrate pride in the school system and exemplify strong character and commitment in their everyday work. While the program primarily highlights smaller, often unnoticed acts of dedication, it also recognizes exceptional efforts tied to larger events when appropriate. Employees chosen for this recognition are awarded a “Pride in the Randolph County School System” lapel pin. Recipients are selected by members of the RCSS Leadership Team, school principals, or Board of Education members. The following pages list the “Pride in RCSS” pin recipients from May 1, 2025, through April 30, 2026. We extend our sincere thanks to these outstanding employees for their dedication to the Randolph County School System.
The “Pride in the Randolph County School System (RCSS)” program honors employees who consistently demonstrate pride in the school system and exemplify strong character and commitment in their everyday work. While the program primarily highlights smaller, often unnoticed acts of dedication, it also recognizes exceptional efforts tied to larger events when appropriate. Employees chosen for this recognition are awarded a “Pride in the Randolph County School System” lapel pin. Recipients are selected by members of the RCSS Leadership Team, school principals, or Board of Education members. The following pages list the “Pride in RCSS” pin recipients from May 1, 2025, through April 30, 2026. We extend our sincere thanks to these outstanding employees for their dedication to the Randolph County School System.
The “Pride in the Randolph County School System (RCSS)” program honors employees who consistently demonstrate pride in the school system and exemplify strong character and commitment in their everyday work. While the program primarily highlights smaller, often unnoticed acts of dedication, it also recognizes exceptional efforts tied to larger events when appropriate. Employees chosen for this recognition are awarded a “Pride in the Randolph County School System” lapel pin. Recipients are selected by members of the RCSS Leadership Team, school principals, or Board of Education members. The following pages list the “Pride in RCSS” pin recipients from May 1, 2025, through April 30, 2026. We extend our sincere thanks to these outstanding employees for their dedication to the Randolph County School System.
The “Pride in the Randolph County School System (RCSS)” program honors employees who consistently demonstrate pride in the school system and exemplify strong character and commitment in their everyday work. While the program primarily highlights smaller, often unnoticed acts of dedication, it also recognizes exceptional efforts tied to larger events when appropriate. Employees chosen for this recognition are awarded a “Pride in the Randolph County School System” lapel pin. Recipients are selected by members of the RCSS Leadership Team, school principals, or Board of Education members. The following pages list the “Pride in RCSS” pin recipients from May 1, 2025, through April 30, 2026. We extend our sincere thanks to these outstanding employees for their dedication to the Randolph County School System.
We are very proud to announce that Dr. Gainey, Superintendent of the Randolph County School System has just been named the North Carolina High School Athletic Association Bob McRae Superintendent of the Year!
The Bob McRae Superintendent of the Year Award is a prestigious statewide honor presented annually by the North Carolina High School Athletic Association (NCHSAA) to a superintendent who has made significant contributions to high school athletics and student-athlete development. The award is named in honor of Robert “Bob” McRae, a former NCHSAA president and retired superintendent in Cleveland and Randolph counties who was integral to establishing the Scholar-Athlete program.
11 days ago, Randolph County School System
We are very proud to announce that Dr. Gainey has just been named the North Carolina High School Athletic Association Bob McRae Superintendent of the Year! The Bob McRae Superintendent of the Year Award is a prestigious statewide honor presented annually by the North Carolina High School Athletic Association (NCHSAA) to a superintendent who has made significant contributions to high school athletics and student-athlete development. The award is named in honor of Robert “Bob” McRae, a former NCHSAA president and retired superintendent in Cleveland and Randolph counties who was integral to establishing the Scholar-Athlete program.
We are very proud to announce that Dr. Gainey has just been named the North Carolina High School Athletic Association Bob McRae Superintendent of the Year! The Bob McRae Superintendent of the Year Award is a prestigious statewide honor presented annually by the North Carolina High School Athletic Association (NCHSAA) to a superintendent who has made significant contributions to high school athletics and student-athlete development. The award is named in honor of Robert “Bob” McRae, a former NCHSAA president and retired superintendent in Cleveland and Randolph counties who was integral to establishing the Scholar-Athlete program.

Summer feeding free meals!
Randleman Elementary, Southmont Elementary, Ramseur Elementary
Fresh Food Monday-Thursday Only 6/15-7/2
Breakfast & Lunch (picked up together daily)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/12AG6yXuWTwIwo2X5y8me4pbiU52WMDw_/view?usp=drive_link
Registration opens the Monday before the following serving week @ the link in the post
contact Tina Potenziani @ 336-633-5135 or tpotenziani@randolph.k12.nc.us

11 days ago, Randolph County School System
Summer feeding free meals! Randleman Elementary, Southmont Elementary, Ramseur Elementary Fresh Food Monday-Thursday Only 6/15-7/2 Breakfast & Lunch (picked up together daily) Registration opens the Monday before the following serving week @ the link in the post contact Tina Potenziani @ 336-633-5135 or tpotenziani@randolph.k12.nc.us

Summer feeding free meals!
Trinity Elementary School
Fresh Food Monday-Thursday Only 6/15-7/2
Lunch Only (meals at TES must be consumed onsite)
Link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZgYd_nXGyHo8U766dt3kJdUErzzCZrgL/view?usp=drive_link
Registration opens the Monday before the following serving week @ the link in the post
contact Tina Potenziani @ 336-633-5135 or tpotenziani@randolph.k12.nc.us

11 days ago, Randolph County School System
Summer feeding free meals! Trinity Elementary School Fresh Food Monday-Thursday Only 6/15-7/2 Lunch Only (meals at TES must be consumed onsite) Registration opens the Monday before the following serving week @ the link in the post contact Tina Potenziani @ 336-633-5135 or tpotenziani@randolph.k12.nc.us

🎓 Today is the day! 🎓

The RCSS Class of 2026 will walk across the stage, celebrate years of hard work, and begin the next chapter of their journey. We are incredibly proud of all they have accomplished and excited to see where their futures lead.

Congratulations, seniors! Best wishes for success, happiness, and endless opportunities in the years ahead. 🌟🎉 #RCSSProud #ClassOf2026 #GraduationDay

Watch the Class of 2026 Graduation Walk Video here: https://youtu.be/w7dqSyhPcg0

Times:
Trinity - 6:00 p.m.
Eastern Randolph - 6:00 p.m.
Randleman - 7:00 p.m.
Southwestern Randolph - 7:00 p.m.
Uwharrie Ridge Six-Twelve – 6:30 p.m. - Journey Church (Asheboro)
Providence Grove - 8:00 p.m.
Wheatmore - 8:00 p.m.

Livestream Links below:
Eastern Randolph High School
Providence Grove High School
Randleman High School
Southwestern Randolph High School
Trinity High School
Uwharrie Ridge Six-Twelve
Wheatmore High School

12 days ago, Randolph County School System
Tomorrow Begins Their Next Chapter: Congratulations, Class of 2026! 🎓✨
RCSS Summer Office Hours
Monday – Thursday
7:30am – 5:30pm
(Closed on Fridays)

Effective June 15 – August 14
19 days ago, Randolph County School System
Summer Office Hours Monday – Thursday 7:30am – 5:30pm (Closed on Fridays) Effective June 15– August 14

Recognized at last night's Board of Education meeting:
2026 Beta Club Winners: https://aptg.co/Qk-fDG
Beta picture link here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1wOy1ddnOiuMpQT5_BD-zl1Z2fFTxs3LY?usp=sharing
2026 Apprenticeship Randolph Pre-Apprentice Selections: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yUp_Iavl9h_nTJBWITNZEfjTHiFyK7uk/view?usp=drive_link
2026 Champion Track & Field Placers: https://aptg.co/sMsqkz

19 days ago, Randolph County School System
Apprenticeship Randolph Pre-Apprentice Selections
NCHSAA Spring State Champion Placers
Congratulations to Southwestern Randolph High School for capturing the 2026 NCHSAA 4A Softball State Championship yesterday!
22 days ago, Randolph County School System
Congratulations to Southwestern Randolph High School for capturing the 2026 NCHSAA 4A Softball State Championship yesterday!
If you haven’t already registered your child for Kindergarten, don’t wait! Families registering new Kindergarten students should also complete transportation requests early. Waiting until the last minute to register may delay bus service at the start of school.
23 days ago, Randolph County School System
🎒 Families registering new Kindergarten students should also complete transportation requests early. Waiting until the last minute to register may delay bus service at the start of school.
🚍 RCSS is planning for the 2026-2027 school year! Make sure your child's transportation request is on file!

If your student will need bus transportation at the beginning of the school year and you're unsure whether a request has been submitted, please contact your child's school as soon as possible.

🎒 Families registering new Kindergarten students should also complete transportation requests early. Waiting until the last minute to register may delay bus service at the start of school.

📅 Transportation requests must be submitted by July 31, 2026 for students to ride the bus during the first two weeks of school. Requests received after July 31 will not be eligible for bus service until after Labor Day.

Don't wait—plan ahead to ensure a smooth start to the school year!
23 days ago, Randolph County School System
🚍 Planning for the 2026-2027 school year? Make sure your child's transportation request is on file! If your student will need bus transportation at the beginning of the school year and you're unsure whether a request has been submitted, please contact your child's school as soon as possible. 🎒 Families registering new Kindergarten students should also complete transportation requests early. Waiting until the last minute to register may delay bus service at the start of school. 📅 Transportation requests must be submitted by July 31, 2026 for students to ride the bus during the first two weeks of school. Requests received after July 31 will not be eligible for bus service until after Labor Day. Don't wait—plan ahead to ensure a smooth start to the school year!
The last day of school for the 2025-2026 school year is June 10
24 days ago, Randolph County School System
The last day of school for the 2025-2026 school year is June 10 - it's a 2 hour release
The WHS 2026 Capping Ceremony will take place tomorrow, May 27th at 9:00 am. It can be accessed via livestream at the following link: https://youtube.com/live/5cNw91tXy7c?feature=share
26 days ago, Randolph County School System
The WHS 2026 Capping Ceremony will take place tomorrow, May 27th at 9:00 am. It can be accessed via livestream at the following link:
Last week members of Providence Grove High School FFA were honored to help support an incredible fishing tournament at Randleman Lake for our veterans. 🇺🇸🎣

Spending time outdoors, fishing, hunting, playing games, or simply being there for a veteran can make a bigger difference than many people realize. Every day, an estimated 22 veterans lose their lives to suicide. Sometimes the best way to help is simply getting them out of the house, listening, and reminding them they are not alone.

PGHS FFA students are thankful for the opportunity to serve those who have sacrificed so much for our country. Thank you to all veterans for your service, strength, and dedication. ❤️💙

#PGHSFFA #FFA #SupportOurVeterans #VeteranSupport #RandlemanLake #ThankAVet #CommunityStrong #FishingForAVeteran
27 days ago, Randolph County School System
Last week members of Providence Grove High School FFA were honored to help support an incredible fishing tournament at Randleman Lake for our veterans. 🇺🇸🎣 Spending time outdoors, fishing, hunting, playing games, or simply being there for a veteran can make a bigger difference than many people realize. Every day, an estimated 22 veterans lose their lives to suicide. Sometimes the best way to help is simply getting them out of the house, listening, and reminding them they are not alone. PGHS FFA students are thankful for the opportunity to serve those who have sacrificed so much for our country. Thank you to all veterans for your service, strength, and dedication. ❤️💙
On May 15, RCSS School Nutrition Department attended the Farm-To-School Calendar Award Ceremony in Raleigh. Asher Hill at Hopewell won the contest. His picture of a crop dusting plane will be in the 26-27 farm-to-school calendar. His teacher is Cori Cagle. Congratulations Asher!
about 1 month ago, Randolph County School System
On May 15, RCSS School Nutrition Department attended the Farm-To-School Calendar Award Ceremony in Raleigh. Asher Hill at Hopewell won the contest. His picture of a crop dusting plane will be in the 26-27 farm-to-school calendar. His teacher is Cori Cagle. Congratulations Asher!
On May 15, RCSS School Nutrition Department attended the Farm-To-School Calendar Award Ceremony in Raleigh. Asher Hill at Hopewell won the contest. His picture of a crop dusting plane will be in the 26-27 farm-to-school calendar. His teacher is Cori Cagle. Congratulations Asher!
On May 15, RCSS School Nutrition Department attended the Farm-To-School Calendar Award Ceremony in Raleigh. Asher Hill at Hopewell won the contest. His picture of a crop dusting plane will be in the 26-27 farm-to-school calendar. His teacher is Cori Cagle. Congratulations Asher!
On May 15, RCSS School Nutrition Department attended the Farm-To-School Calendar Award Ceremony in Raleigh. Asher Hill at Hopewell won the contest. His picture of a crop dusting plane will be in the 26-27 farm-to-school calendar. His teacher is Cori Cagle. Congratulations Asher!
On May 15, RCSS School Nutrition Department attended the Farm-To-School Calendar Award Ceremony in Raleigh. Asher Hill at Hopewell won the contest. His picture of a crop dusting plane will be in the 26-27 farm-to-school calendar. His teacher is Cori Cagle. Congratulations Asher!
Caps were turned, tassels were moved, and the celebration for the Class of 2026 is officially underway! 🎓

On May 20, Randolph Early College High School held the first RCSS high school graduation ceremony of the season at Journey Church in Asheboro. Congratulations to the RECHS Class of 2026 on this incredible accomplishment — your future is bright!
about 1 month ago, Randolph County School System
Caps were turned, tassels were moved, and the celebration for the Class of 2026 is officially underway! 🎓 On May 20, Randolph Early College High School held the first RCSS high school graduation ceremony of the season at Journey Church in Asheboro. Congratulations to the RECHS Class of 2026 on this incredible accomplishment — your future is bright!
Caps were turned, tassels were moved, and the celebration for the Class of 2026 is officially underway! 🎓 On May 20, Randolph Early College High School held the first RCSS high school graduation ceremony of the season at Journey Church in Asheboro. Congratulations to the RECHS Class of 2026 on this incredible accomplishment — your future is bright!
Caps were turned, tassels were moved, and the celebration for the Class of 2026 is officially underway! 🎓 On May 20, Randolph Early College High School held the first RCSS high school graduation ceremony of the season at Journey Church in Asheboro. Congratulations to the RECHS Class of 2026 on this incredible accomplishment — your future is bright!
Caps were turned, tassels were moved, and the celebration for the Class of 2026 is officially underway! 🎓 On May 20, Randolph Early College High School held the first RCSS high school graduation ceremony of the season at Journey Church in Asheboro. Congratulations to the RECHS Class of 2026 on this incredible accomplishment — your future is bright!
Caps were turned, tassels were moved, and the celebration for the Class of 2026 is officially underway! 🎓 On May 20, Randolph Early College High School held the first RCSS high school graduation ceremony of the season at Journey Church in Asheboro. Congratulations to the RECHS Class of 2026 on this incredible accomplishment — your future is bright!
Caps were turned, tassels were moved, and the celebration for the Class of 2026 is officially underway! 🎓 On May 20, Randolph Early College High School held the first RCSS high school graduation ceremony of the season at Journey Church in Asheboro. Congratulations to the RECHS Class of 2026 on this incredible accomplishment — your future is bright!
Caps were turned, tassels were moved, and the celebration for the Class of 2026 is officially underway! 🎓 On May 20, Randolph Early College High School held the first RCSS high school graduation ceremony of the season at Journey Church in Asheboro. Congratulations to the RECHS Class of 2026 on this incredible accomplishment — your future is bright!
Caps were turned, tassels were moved, and the celebration for the Class of 2026 is officially underway! 🎓 On May 20, Randolph Early College High School held the first RCSS high school graduation ceremony of the season at Journey Church in Asheboro. Congratulations to the RECHS Class of 2026 on this incredible accomplishment — your future is bright!
Caps were turned, tassels were moved, and the celebration for the Class of 2026 is officially underway! 🎓 On May 20, Randolph Early College High School held the first RCSS high school graduation ceremony of the season at Journey Church in Asheboro. Congratulations to the RECHS Class of 2026 on this incredible accomplishment — your future is bright!
Caps were turned, tassels were moved, and the celebration for the Class of 2026 is officially underway! 🎓 On May 20, Randolph Early College High School held the first RCSS high school graduation ceremony of the season at Journey Church in Asheboro. Congratulations to the RECHS Class of 2026 on this incredible accomplishment — your future is bright!
The Trinity High School 2026 Capping Ceremony will take place this Friday, May 22nd at 9:00 am. It can be accessed via livestream at the following link: https://youtube.com/live/9sT6Et9RNzY?feature=share
about 1 month ago, Randolph County School System
The THS 2026 Capping Ceremony will take place this Friday, May 22nd at 9:00 am. It can be accessed via livestream at the following link: https://youtube.com/live/9sT6Et9RNzY?feature=share