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DO YOU SEE YOURSELF HERE?

🎓 Can you see yourself earning college credits while still in high school? Building friendships, exploring new opportunities, and getting a head start on your future?

We can! We want to help you see the possibilities, too!

Calling all 8th graders and parents! Join us for an upcoming information session to discover what makes Randolph Early College High School different and how YOU could become part of the Raven team!

📅 Upcoming Information Sessions:

📍 November 5 | 6:00 PM
Continuing Education and Industrial Center, Room 148

📍 December 3 | 6:00 PM
Continuing Education and Industrial Center, Room 148

All sessions will be held at Randolph Community College Asheboro Campus.

Your future is full of possibilities. The question is...DO YOU SEE YOURSELF HERE?

🎓 Early College. Endless Pathways.
3 days ago, Randolph County School System
DO YOU SEE YOURSELF HERE?   🎓 Can you see yourself earning college credits while still in high school? Building friendships, exploring new opportunities, and getting a head start on your future?  We can! We want to help you see the possibilities, too!  Calling all 8th graders and parents! Join us for an upcoming information session to discover what makes Randolph Early College High School different and how YOU could become part of the Raven team!  📅 Upcoming Information Sessions:  📍 November 5 | 6:00 PM Continuing Education and Industrial Center, Room 148  📍 December 3 | 6:00 PM Continuing Education and Industrial Center, Room 148  All sessions will be held at Randolph Community College Asheboro Campus.   Your future is full of possibilities. The question is...DO YOU SEE YOURSELF HERE?   🎓 Early College. Endless Pathways.
Recent Randleman High School alumni currently working in the automotive industry who completed your automotive service program through RHS - we need to hear from you!
3 days ago, Randolph County School System
Recent Randleman High School alumni currently working in the automotive industry who completed your automotive service program through RHS - we need to hear from you!
Ever wondered how fast a monthly paycheck disappears after taxes, housing, and unexpected bills?

Last week, RECHS 9th graders stepped into the Reality Store—a hands-on financial simulation where salaries meet real-world expenses. Students navigated monthly budgets for housing, insurance, groceries, and a few unexpected surprises along the way.
A huge thank you to our community volunteers and staff who ran the booths and guided our freshmen through the tough financial choices ahead.
3 days ago, Randolph County School System
Today, RECHS 9th graders stepped into the Reality Store—a hands-on financial simulation where salaries meet real-world expenses. Students navigated monthly budgets for housing, insurance, groceries, and a few unexpected surprises along the way.
Today, RECHS 9th graders stepped into the Reality Store—a hands-on financial simulation where salaries meet real-world expenses. Students navigated monthly budgets for housing, insurance, groceries, and a few unexpected surprises along the way.
Today, RECHS 9th graders stepped into the Reality Store—a hands-on financial simulation where salaries meet real-world expenses. Students navigated monthly budgets for housing, insurance, groceries, and a few unexpected surprises along the way.
Today, RECHS 9th graders stepped into the Reality Store—a hands-on financial simulation where salaries meet real-world expenses. Students navigated monthly budgets for housing, insurance, groceries, and a few unexpected surprises along the way.
🚀 NOVEMBER IS CAREER DEVELOPMENT MONTH! 🚀

Every student deserves the opportunity to discover their interests, explore their options, and envision a future filled with possibilities!

Career development isn't just about choosing a job—it's about helping students discover their strengths, identify their passions, develop essential skills, and create a plan for what comes next.

Throughout the Randolph County School System, we are committed to providing meaningful experiences, hands-on learning, career exploration, and opportunities that connect classroom learning to real-world possibilities.

Whether their future leads to college, the military, technical training, an apprenticeship, or directly into the workforce, we want every student to have a plan and the confidence to pursue it.

Because our goal is clear: ALL students graduating Enrolled, Enlisted, or Employed!

💙💚 Find Your Passion. Plan Your Path.

#CareerDevelopmentMonth #CTERandolph #PillarsOfPurpose #EnrolledEnlistedEmployed #FindYourPassionPlanYourPath #FutureReady

4 days ago, Randolph County School System
🚀 NOVEMBER IS CAREER DEVELOPMENT MONTH! 🚀  Every student deserves the opportunity to discover their interests, explore their options, and envision a future filled with possibilities!  Career development isn't just about choosing a job—it's about helping students discover their strengths, identify their passions, develop essential skills, and create a plan for what comes next.  Throughout the Randolph County School System, we are committed to providing meaningful experiences, hands-on learning, career exploration, and opportunities that connect classroom learning to real-world possibilities.  Whether their future leads to college, the military, technical training, an apprenticeship, or directly into the workforce, we want every student to have a plan and the confidence to pursue it.  Because our goal is clear: ALL students graduating Enrolled, Enlisted, or Employed!  💙💚 Find Your Passion. Plan Your Path.  #CareerDevelopmentMonth #CTERandolph #PillarsOfPurpose #EnrolledEnlistedEmployed #FindYourPassionPlanYourPath #FutureReady
📚✨ Reading is soaring in RCSS! Congratulations to the schools with the most books checked out by grade level in October! 🎉 Keep those pages turning! Every book opens the door to a new adventure and a brighter future! 📖💙💚 #RCSS #ReadMore
5 days ago, Randolph County School System
Most books checked out by grade level for the month of October
The Randolph County Transition Fair will be held on November 10 from 11:00 am - 5:30 pm at Randolph
Community College in the Continuing Education and Industrial Center.
5 days ago, Randolph County School System
2026 Randolph County Transition Fair November 10 at RCC Continuing Education center
2026 Randolph County Transition Fair November 10 at RCC Continuing Education center
Last week, Franklinville Elementary Principal Katie Henderson, Randleman Middle Principal Holly Grissom, and Meredith Weipert, RCSS Director of Testing & Accountability/Student Information Systems, attended the EVAAS Summit in Cary.

The EVAAS Summit is a professional learning conference focused on helping K–12 educational leaders analyze student growth data and use those insights to guide strategic instructional decisions.
5 days ago, Randolph County School System
Last week, Franklinville Elementary Principal Katie Henderson, Randleman Middle Principal Holly Grissom, and Meredith Weipert, RCSS Director of Testing & Accountability/Student Information Systems, attended the EVAAS Summit in Cary.  The EVAAS Summit is a professional learning conference focused on helping K–12 educational leaders analyze student growth data and use those insights to guide strategic instructional decisions.
Congratulations to Ethan Stepp, teacher at Wheatmore High School, on being recognized as the Fox 8 Educator of the Week for 11/1-11/8!
Be sure to check out his feature at https://myfox8.com/educator-of-the-week.
6 days ago, Randolph County School System
Congratulations to Ethan Stepp, teacher at Wheatmore High School, on being recognized as the Fox 8 Educator of the Week for 11/1-11/8! Be sure to check out his feature at https://myfox8.com/educator-of-the-week.
Veteran's Day Holiday - November 11 - no school for students and teachers
7 days ago, Randolph County School System
Veteran's Day Holiday - November 11 - no school for students and teachers
JUST A REMINDER!!!
RCSS is currently offering a Community Priorities Assessment Survey. Postcards were mailed to all student homes and staff received postcards at their school. This survey is also open to the Randolph County community at large. We are asking that you please consider participating in this survey that is open until TOMORROW, October 31.

The Randolph County School System (RCSS), in partnership with the SchoolCAMP team from NC State University, is exploring school assignment and future facility planning needs in RCSS. Your input will help identify community challenges, values and priorities that will inform recommendations for future student assignment and school facility decisions. Students, staff & community members are invited to complete the survey. Responses will be combined and summarized by SchoolCAMP staff. Please complete the survey by Saturday, October 31, 2026. Your voice matters. Help us plan for the future of RCSS!

Scan the QR code or click the link: English link- https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfF2ELBbws_vhxXCK42oKcbr39H88BJaYCIgeJ7IItoVHYvew/viewform

Spanish link - https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdExaqLzVnoRiioPSaXHf07YGMMV6nCajcKiJWklMtdmfDh6Q/viewform

Names and identifying information will not be shared outside of the SchoolCAMP project team. Email addresses are collected only to prevent duplicate submissions.
8 days ago, Randolph County School System
RCSS is currently offering a Community Priorities Assessment Survey. Postcards were mailed to all student homes and staff received postcards at their school. This survey is also open to the Randolph County community at large. We are asking that you please consider participating in this survey that is open until THIS Saturday, October 31.   The Randolph County School System (RCSS), in partnership with the SchoolCAMP team from NC State University, is exploring school assignment and future facility planning needs in RCSS. Your input will help identify community challenges, values and priorities that will inform recommendations for future student assignment and school facility decisions. Students, staff & community members are invited to complete the survey. Responses will be combined and summarized by SchoolCAMP staff. Please complete the survey by Saturday, October 31, 2026. Your voice matters. Help us plan for the future of RCSS!   Scan the QR code or click the link: English link- https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfF2ELBbws_vhxXCK42oKcbr39H88BJaYCIgeJ7IItoVHYvew/viewform  Spanish link - https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdExaqLzVnoRiioPSaXHf07YGMMV6nCajcKiJWklMtdmfDh6Q/viewform  Names and identifying information will not be shared outside of the SchoolCAMP project team. Email addresses are collected only to prevent duplicate submissions.
🚨 FINAL CALL, JUNIORS & SENIORS! 🚨

Want to gain real-world experience before you graduate? Now is your LAST chance to express interest in Spring & Summer 2027 internship opportunities through the WorkReady Randolph Internship Program!

💼 Explore career fields
🛠️ Build workplace skills
🤝 Connect with local employers
🚀 Take a step toward your future!

⏰ DEADLINE: Wednesday, November 4, at 11:59 p.m.!

👉 Complete the interest form NOW:
https://bit.ly/CTEInternStudent

Already submitted the form? You're all set for now! Stay tuned for additional information and next steps.

Don't wait. Don't miss out. GET WORKREADY!

#WorkReadyRandolph #CTERandolph #Internships #CareerReady #RandolphCountySchools
8 days ago, Randolph County School System
🚨 FINAL CALL, JUNIORS & SENIORS! 🚨  Want to gain real-world experience before you graduate? Now is your LAST chance to express interest in Spring & Summer 2027 internship opportunities through the WorkReady Randolph Internship Program!  💼 Explore career fields 🛠️ Build workplace skills 🤝 Connect with local employers 🚀 Take a step toward your future!  ⏰ DEADLINE: Wednesday, November 4, at 11:59 p.m.!  👉 Complete the interest form NOW: https://bit.ly/CTEInternStudent  Already submitted the form? You're all set for now! Stay tuned for additional information and next steps.  Don't wait. Don't miss out. GET WORKREADY!  #WorkReadyRandolph #CTERandolph #Internships #CareerReady #RandolphCountySchools
🎶 Congratulations to the middle and high school All-County Chorus students from Asheboro City Schools and RCSS for their outstanding performances at last night’s annual concert at Asheboro High School’s Performing Arts Center! Your talent shined! 🎵
8 days ago, Randolph County School System
🎶 Congratulations to the middle and high school All-County Chorus students from Asheboro City Schools and RCSS for their outstanding performances at last night’s annual concert at Asheboro High School’s Performing Arts Center! Your talent shined! 🎵
🎶 Congratulations to the middle and high school All-County Chorus students from Asheboro City Schools and RCSS for their outstanding performances at last night’s annual concert at Asheboro High School’s Performing Arts Center! Your talent shined! 🎵
Congratulations to the NCCAT 2027 Burroughs Wellcome Fund NC CTE Teacher of the Year Runner-up, Caroline McKee of Trinity High School! We are so proud of Ms. McKee!
8 days ago, Randolph County School System
Congratulations to the NCCAT 2027 Burroughs Wellcome Fund NC CTE Teacher of the Year Runner-up, Caroline McKee of Randolph County Schools!
Congratulations to the NCCAT 2027 Burroughs Wellcome Fund NC CTE Teacher of the Year Runner-up, Caroline McKee of Randolph County Schools!

🎶 A Sneak Peek at Tonight’s Musical Showcase! 🎶

Middle and High School All-County Chorus groups are busy rehearsing at Asheboro High School and getting ready to fill the stage with beautiful music! 🌟

Join us tonight for a special concert featuring talented middle and high school chorus students from across Randolph County. You won’t want to miss this celebration of musical talent! 🎤🎵

📍 Asheboro High School Performing Arts Center
🕕 6 p.m. tonight

9 days ago, Randolph County School System
🎶 A Sneak Peek at Tonight’s Musical Showcase! 🎶  The High School All-County Chorus is busy rehearsing at Asheboro High School and getting ready to fill the stage with beautiful music! 🌟  Join us tonight for a special concert featuring talented middle and high school chorus students from across Randolph County. You won’t want to miss this celebration of musical talent! 🎤🎵  📍 Asheboro High School Performing Arts Center 🕕 6 p.m. tonight
🎶 A Sneak Peek at Tonight’s Musical Showcase! 🎶  The High School All-County Chorus is busy rehearsing at Asheboro High School and getting ready to fill the stage with beautiful music! 🌟  Join us tonight for a special concert featuring talented middle and high school chorus students from across Randolph County. You won’t want to miss this celebration of musical talent! 🎤🎵  📍 Asheboro High School Performing Arts Center 🕕 6 p.m. tonight

RCSS is currently offering a Community Priorities Assessment Survey. Postcards were mailed to all student homes and staff received postcards at their school. This survey is also open to the Randolph County community at large. We are asking that you please consider participating in this survey that is open until THIS Saturday, October 31.

The Randolph County School System (RCSS), in partnership with the SchoolCAMP team from NC State University, is exploring school assignment and future facility planning needs in RCSS. Your input will help identify community challenges, values and priorities that will inform recommendations for future student assignment and school facility decisions. Students, staff & community members are invited to complete the survey. Responses will be combined and summarized by SchoolCAMP staff. Please complete the survey by Saturday, October 31, 2026. Your voice matters. Help us plan for the future of RCSS!

Scan the QR code or click the link: English link- https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfF2ELBbws_vhxXCK42oKcbr39H88BJaYCIgeJ7IItoVHYvew/viewform

Spanish link - https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdExaqLzVnoRiioPSaXHf07YGMMV6nCajcKiJWklMtdmfDh6Q/viewform

Names and identifying information will not be shared outside of the SchoolCAMP project team. Email addresses are collected only to prevent duplicate submissions.

10 days ago, Randolph County School System
RCSS is currently offering a Community Priorities Assessment Survey.  Postcards were mailed to all student homes.  You should have received a postcard through the pony at your school with a QR code that allows you to take the survey. We are asking that you please consider participating in this survey that is open until THIS Saturday, October 31.  I have also provided the links below.   The Randolph County School System (RCSS), in partnership with the SchoolCAMP team from NC State University, is exploring school assignment and future facility planning needs in RCSS. Your input will help identify community challenges, values and priorities that will inform recommendations for future student assignment and school facility decisions.  Students, staff & community members are invited to complete the survey. Responses will be combined and summarized by SchoolCAMP staff.  Please complete the survey by Saturday, October 31, 2026.  Your voice matters. Help us plan for the future of RCSS! English link  Spanish link  Names and identifying information will not be shared outside of the SchoolCAMP project team. Email addresses are collected only to prevent duplicate submissions.

📢 RANDOLPH COUNTY: YOUR VOICE MATTERS!

The Randolph County School System is conducting a Facility and Student Assignment Zone Study to help evaluate school facilities and student assignment zones across our district.

This conversation involves our entire school district—not just the two schools hosting the meetings!

Staff, students, families and community members are invited to attend one of two community meetings to learn more about the study​ and share feedback concerning priorities.
📍 Choose ONE location to attend:

Southwestern Randolph High School
Randleman High School

You do NOT have to attend either school or live in its attendance zone to participate. Everyone in our school community is welcome, and every voice matters!

📅 Mark your calendar and join the conversation! Help us spread the word!

11 days ago, Randolph County School System
📢 RANDOLPH COUNTY: YOUR VOICE MATTERS!  The Randolph County School System is conducting a Facility and Student Assignment Zone Study to help evaluate school facilities and student assignment zones across our district.  This conversation involves our entire school district—not just the two schools hosting the meetings!  Staff, students, families and community members are invited to attend one of two community meetings to learn more, ask questions and share concerns.  📍 Choose ONE location to attend:      Southwestern Randolph High School    Randleman High School  You do NOT have to attend either school or live in its attendance zone to participate. Everyone in our school community is welcome, and every voice matters!  📅 Mark your calendar and join the conversation!
Tonight at Black Powder Smokehouse in Asheboro, the Randolph Sports Council Fall Banquet honored outstanding seniors from Asheboro City Schools and the Randolph County School System who were selected as their schools’ Unsung Heroes! These students remind us that true success is about more than achievements on the field or in the classroom. It’s about character, leadership, perseverance, and the positive difference we make in the lives of others.

This year’s guest speaker, Brooks Brannon, a 2022 graduate of Randleman High School and current professional baseball player in the Boston Red Sox organization, shared an inspiring example of what hard work, resilience, and determination can accomplish.

From setting state records in high school baseball to earning Eastern League All-Star honors in 2026, Brooks’ journey shows that success isn’t always a straight path. Overcoming adversity, embracing change, and continuing to work toward your goals can turn challenges into opportunities.

👏 Congratulations to all the student honorees! Your contributions matter, your character makes a difference, and your example inspires others. Keep leading, keep growing, and keep making your schools and communities proud!
12 days ago, Randolph County School System
Tonight at Black Powder Smokehouse in Asheboro, the Randolph Sports Council Fall Banquet honored outstanding seniors from Asheboro City Schools and the Randolph County School System who were selected as their schools’ Unsung Heroes! These students remind us that true success is about more than achievements on the field or in the classroom. It’s about character, leadership, perseverance, and the positive difference we make in the lives of others.  This year’s guest speaker, Brooks Brannon, a 2022 graduate of Randleman High School and current professional baseball player in the Boston Red Sox organization, shared an inspiring example of what hard work, resilience, and determination can accomplish.  From setting state records in high school baseball to earning Eastern League All-Star honors in 2026, Brooks’ journey shows that success isn’t always a straight path. Overcoming adversity, embracing change, and continuing to work toward your goals can turn challenges into opportunities.  👏 Congratulations to all the student honorees! Your contributions matter, your character makes a difference, and your example inspires others. Keep leading, keep growing, and keep making your schools and communities proud!
Tonight at Black Powder Smokehouse in Asheboro, the Randolph Sports Council Fall Banquet honored outstanding seniors from Asheboro City Schools and the Randolph County School System who were selected as their schools’ Unsung Heroes! These students remind us that true success is about more than achievements on the field or in the classroom. It’s about character, leadership, perseverance, and the positive difference we make in the lives of others.  This year’s guest speaker, Brooks Brannon, a 2022 graduate of Randleman High School and current professional baseball player in the Boston Red Sox organization, shared an inspiring example of what hard work, resilience, and determination can accomplish.  From setting state records in high school baseball to earning Eastern League All-Star honors in 2026, Brooks’ journey shows that success isn’t always a straight path. Overcoming adversity, embracing change, and continuing to work toward your goals can turn challenges into opportunities.  👏 Congratulations to all the student honorees! Your contributions matter, your character makes a difference, and your example inspires others. Keep leading, keep growing, and keep making your schools and communities proud!
Tonight at Black Powder Smokehouse in Asheboro, the Randolph Sports Council Fall Banquet honored outstanding seniors from Asheboro City Schools and the Randolph County School System who were selected as their schools’ Unsung Heroes! These students remind us that true success is about more than achievements on the field or in the classroom. It’s about character, leadership, perseverance, and the positive difference we make in the lives of others.  This year’s guest speaker, Brooks Brannon, a 2022 graduate of Randleman High School and current professional baseball player in the Boston Red Sox organization, shared an inspiring example of what hard work, resilience, and determination can accomplish.  From setting state records in high school baseball to earning Eastern League All-Star honors in 2026, Brooks’ journey shows that success isn’t always a straight path. Overcoming adversity, embracing change, and continuing to work toward your goals can turn challenges into opportunities.  👏 Congratulations to all the student honorees! Your contributions matter, your character makes a difference, and your example inspires others. Keep leading, keep growing, and keep making your schools and communities proud!
Tonight at Black Powder Smokehouse in Asheboro, the Randolph Sports Council Fall Banquet honored outstanding seniors from Asheboro City Schools and the Randolph County School System who were selected as their schools’ Unsung Heroes! These students remind us that true success is about more than achievements on the field or in the classroom. It’s about character, leadership, perseverance, and the positive difference we make in the lives of others.  This year’s guest speaker, Brooks Brannon, a 2022 graduate of Randleman High School and current professional baseball player in the Boston Red Sox organization, shared an inspiring example of what hard work, resilience, and determination can accomplish.  From setting state records in high school baseball to earning Eastern League All-Star honors in 2026, Brooks’ journey shows that success isn’t always a straight path. Overcoming adversity, embracing change, and continuing to work toward your goals can turn challenges into opportunities.  👏 Congratulations to all the student honorees! Your contributions matter, your character makes a difference, and your example inspires others. Keep leading, keep growing, and keep making your schools and communities proud!
Tonight at Black Powder Smokehouse in Asheboro, the Randolph Sports Council Fall Banquet honored outstanding seniors from Asheboro City Schools and the Randolph County School System who were selected as their schools’ Unsung Heroes! These students remind us that true success is about more than achievements on the field or in the classroom. It’s about character, leadership, perseverance, and the positive difference we make in the lives of others.  This year’s guest speaker, Brooks Brannon, a 2022 graduate of Randleman High School and current professional baseball player in the Boston Red Sox organization, shared an inspiring example of what hard work, resilience, and determination can accomplish.  From setting state records in high school baseball to earning Eastern League All-Star honors in 2026, Brooks’ journey shows that success isn’t always a straight path. Overcoming adversity, embracing change, and continuing to work toward your goals can turn challenges into opportunities.  👏 Congratulations to all the student honorees! Your contributions matter, your character makes a difference, and your example inspires others. Keep leading, keep growing, and keep making your schools and communities proud!
Tonight at Black Powder Smokehouse in Asheboro, the Randolph Sports Council Fall Banquet honored outstanding seniors from Asheboro City Schools and the Randolph County School System who were selected as their schools’ Unsung Heroes! These students remind us that true success is about more than achievements on the field or in the classroom. It’s about character, leadership, perseverance, and the positive difference we make in the lives of others.  This year’s guest speaker, Brooks Brannon, a 2022 graduate of Randleman High School and current professional baseball player in the Boston Red Sox organization, shared an inspiring example of what hard work, resilience, and determination can accomplish.  From setting state records in high school baseball to earning Eastern League All-Star honors in 2026, Brooks’ journey shows that success isn’t always a straight path. Overcoming adversity, embracing change, and continuing to work toward your goals can turn challenges into opportunities.  👏 Congratulations to all the student honorees! Your contributions matter, your character makes a difference, and your example inspires others. Keep leading, keep growing, and keep making your schools and communities proud!

📢 RANDOLPH COUNTY: YOUR VOICE MATTERS!

The Randolph County School System is conducting a Facility and Student Assignment Zone Study to help evaluate school facilities and student assignment zones across our district.

This conversation involves our entire school district—not just the two schools hosting the meetings!

Staff, students, families and community members are invited to attend one of two community meetings to learn more about the study and share feedback concerning priorities.

📍 Choose ONE location to attend:

  • Southwestern Randolph High School

  • Randleman High School

You do NOT have to attend either school or live in its attendance zone to participate. Everyone in our school community is welcome, and every voice matters!

📅 Mark your calendar and join the conversation!

12 days ago, Randolph County School System
Staff, students, families and community members - mark your calendar and join us to discuss the Facility and Student Assignment Zone Study!
🧡 RCSS celebrated Unity Day on October 21 as part of National Bullying Prevention Month! Unity Day promotes kindness, acceptance and inclusion while reminding us that everyone deserves to feel safe, valued and respected. Together, we stand against bullying!
12 days ago, Randolph County School System
🧡 RCSS celebrated Unity Day on October 21 as part of National Bullying Prevention Month! Unity Day promotes kindness, acceptance and inclusion while reminding us that everyone deserves to feel safe, valued and respected. Together, we stand against bullying!
🧡 RCSS celebrated Unity Day on October 21 as part of National Bullying Prevention Month! Unity Day promotes kindness, acceptance and inclusion while reminding us that everyone deserves to feel safe, valued and respected. Together, we stand against bullying!
🧡 RCSS celebrated Unity Day on October 21 as part of National Bullying Prevention Month! Unity Day promotes kindness, acceptance and inclusion while reminding us that everyone deserves to feel safe, valued and respected. Together, we stand against bullying!
🧡 RCSS celebrated Unity Day on October 21 as part of National Bullying Prevention Month! Unity Day promotes kindness, acceptance and inclusion while reminding us that everyone deserves to feel safe, valued and respected. Together, we stand against bullying!
🧡 RCSS celebrated Unity Day on October 21 as part of National Bullying Prevention Month! Unity Day promotes kindness, acceptance and inclusion while reminding us that everyone deserves to feel safe, valued and respected. Together, we stand against bullying!
🧡 RCSS celebrated Unity Day on October 21 as part of National Bullying Prevention Month! Unity Day promotes kindness, acceptance and inclusion while reminding us that everyone deserves to feel safe, valued and respected. Together, we stand against bullying!
There will be a teacher workday on Tuesday November 3 - no school for students - excludes RECHS
14 days ago, Randolph County School System
There will be a teacher workday on Tuesday November 3 - no school for students - excludes RECHS