The Randolph County Commissioners recognized some outstanding young talent at their May 4 meeting!
First-place winners of the America 250 Flag/Essay Project from Asheboro City Schools, Randolph County School System, and Uwharrie Charter Academy were honored for their creativity and hard work. Each student received a certificate and special goodies in celebration of their achievement.
A big congratulations to RCSS 4th grader Santiago, from Southmont Elementary School, and all the winners for this well-deserved recognition! 👏

about 24 hours ago, Randolph County School System
The Randolph County Commissioners recognized some outstanding young talent at their May 4 meeting! 🇺🇸 First-place winners of the America 250 Flag/Essay Project from Asheboro City Schools, Randolph County School System, and Uwharrie Charter Academy were honored for their creativity and hard work. Each student received a certificate and special goodies in celebration of their achievement. A big congratulations to RCSS 4th grader Santiago and all the winners for this well-deserved recognition! 👏
Asheboro Chamber of Commerce Student Lift information for high school sophmores and juniors! Leadership information for tomorrow!
1 day ago, Randolph County School System
Student Lift information for high school sophmores and juniors! Leadership information for tomorrow!
Attention High School Junior families!! NC College Connect - plan and prepare for college!
1 day ago, Randolph County School System
NC College Connect - attention high school juniors - ways to prepare for college
May 6-12 is National Nurses Week and today is School Nurse Day. The attached video highlights some of the many activities our school nurses conduct on a regular basis with RCSS students and families. Be sure to thank a school nurse today!
https://youtu.be/yoM_EJbuBYc
1 day ago, Randolph County School System
May 6-12 is National Nurses Week and today is School Nurse Day. The attached video highlights some of the many activities our school nurses conduct on a regular basis with RCSS students and families. Be sure to thank a school nurse today!
Randolph County School System Graduation Dates and Times! Congratulations to the Class of 2026!
2 days ago, Randolph County School System
Randolph County School System Graduation Dates and Times! Congratulations to the Class of 2026!
Congratulations to our outstanding senior student-athletes from Asheboro City Schools and the Randolph County School System who were awarded scholarships at the Randolph Sports Council Spring Banquet!
Held at Black Powder Smokehouse in Asheboro last night, the evening featured inspiring words from Mr. Elbert Lassiter, whose decades of leadership in North Carolina athletics reflect true service, integrity, and excellence.
We are proud of these students and all they’ve accomplished—best of luck in your next chapter!
2 days ago, Randolph County School System
Congratulations to our outstanding senior student-athletes from Asheboro City Schools and Randolph County School System who were awarded scholarships at the Randolph Sports Council Spring Banquet! Held at BlackPowder in Asheboro, the evening featured inspiring words from Mr. Elbert Lassiter, whose decades of leadership in North Carolina athletics reflect true service, integrity, and excellence. We are proud of these students and all they’ve accomplished—best of luck in your next chapter!
Congratulations to our outstanding senior student-athletes from Asheboro City Schools and Randolph County School System who were awarded scholarships at the Randolph Sports Council Spring Banquet! Held at BlackPowder in Asheboro, the evening featured inspiring words from Mr. Elbert Lassiter, whose decades of leadership in North Carolina athletics reflect true service, integrity, and excellence. We are proud of these students and all they’ve accomplished—best of luck in your next chapter!
Congratulations to our outstanding senior student-athletes from Asheboro City Schools and Randolph County School System who were awarded scholarships at the Randolph Sports Council Spring Banquet! Held at BlackPowder in Asheboro, the evening featured inspiring words from Mr. Elbert Lassiter, whose decades of leadership in North Carolina athletics reflect true service, integrity, and excellence. We are proud of these students and all they’ve accomplished—best of luck in your next chapter!
Teachers make a difference every single day—and this week, we celebrate YOU! 🍎 Thank you for your passion, dedication, and the countless ways you support and inspire students. Happy Teacher Appreciation Week (May 4–8)! #ThankATeacher
3 days ago, Randolph County School System
Teachers make a difference every single day—and this week, we celebrate YOU! 🍎 Thank you for your passion, dedication, and the countless ways you support and inspire students. Happy Teacher Appreciation Week (May 4–8)! #ThankATeacher
🦸‍♀️🦸‍♂️ Lunch Heroes to the Rescue! 🍎🥪

Up, up, and away to the cafeteria! On May 1, we’re celebrating our incredible Lunch Heroes who swoop in every day to save us from hunger and fuel our minds for learning! 💥

With super-speed service, mighty kindness, and the power to make every meal special, our cafeteria team keeps our schools running strong. 💪🍽️

Join us in saying THANK YOU to these everyday superheroes who make a difference one tray at a time! ❤️

#LunchHeroDay #SchoolSuperheroes #ThankYou
6 days ago, Randolph County School System
🦸‍♀️🦸‍♂️ Lunch Heroes to the Rescue! 🍎🥪 Up, up, and away to the cafeteria! On May 1, we’re celebrating our incredible Lunch Heroes who swoop in every day to save us from hunger and fuel our minds for learning! 💥 With super-speed service, mighty kindness, and the power to make every meal special, our cafeteria team keeps our schools running strong. 💪🍽️ Join us in saying THANK YOU to these everyday superheroes who make a difference one tray at a time! ❤️ #LunchHeroDay #SchoolSuperheroes #ThankYou
RCSS School Nutrition has been busy serving up Farm-to-School NC strawberries from Cottle Farms and Seven Springs 🍓 We've also taste tested crispy chicken taquitos and tropical trio popsicles with students at RMS and SWRMS 🌮🍧New items must pass student taste testing to be added to our menus! #RCSScafereinvented #fillyourtray
7 days ago, Randolph County School System
We've been busy! Serving up Farm-to-School NC strawberries from Cottle Farms and Seven Springs 🍓 We've also taste tested crispy chicken taquitos and tropical trio popsicles with students at RMS and SWRMS 🌮🍧New items must pass student taste testing to be added to our menus! #RCSScafereinvented #fillyourtray
We've been busy! Serving up Farm-to-School NC strawberries from Cottle Farms and Seven Springs 🍓 We've also taste tested crispy chicken taquitos and tropical trio popsicles with students at RMS and SWRMS 🌮🍧New items must pass student taste testing to be added to our menus! #RCSScafereinvented #fillyourtray
We've been busy! Serving up Farm-to-School NC strawberries from Cottle Farms and Seven Springs 🍓 We've also taste tested crispy chicken taquitos and tropical trio popsicles with students at RMS and SWRMS 🌮🍧New items must pass student taste testing to be added to our menus! #RCSScafereinvented #fillyourtray
We've been busy! Serving up Farm-to-School NC strawberries from Cottle Farms and Seven Springs 🍓 We've also taste tested crispy chicken taquitos and tropical trio popsicles with students at RMS and SWRMS 🌮🍧New items must pass student taste testing to be added to our menus! #RCSScafereinvented #fillyourtray

Randolph County School System is proud to recognize Southwestern Randolph High School student Alex Perdue for a special moment in the spotlight!

Yesterday, Alex was featured as the “Weather Kid” on WGHP Fox8 alongside meteorologist Van Denton. A resident of Denton, Alex is already sharing his passion by delivering local weather and news updates to his community.

In recognition of Autism Acceptance Month, an exception was made to the program’s typical age requirement—highlighting Alex’s dedication, talent, and bright future in broadcasting.

Alex represents Randolph County with pride, and we can’t wait to see where his passion for weather and news takes him next!

Check out his weather here if you missed it:

https://myfox8.com/.../vans.../vans-weather-kid-alex-perdue/

7 days ago, Randolph County School System
Randolph County School System is proud to recognize Southwestern Randolph High School student Alex Perdue for a special moment in the spotlight! Yesterday, Alex was featured as the “Weather Kid” on WGHP Fox8 alongside meteorologist Van Denton. A resident of Denton, Alex is already sharing his passion by delivering local weather and news updates to his community. In recognition of Autism Acceptance Month, an exception was made to the program’s typical age requirement—highlighting Alex’s dedication, talent, and bright future in broadcasting. Alex represents Randolph County with pride, and we can’t wait to see where his passion for weather and news takes him next!
Randolph County School System is proud to recognize Southwestern Randolph High School student Alex Perdue for a special moment in the spotlight! Yesterday, Alex was featured as the “Weather Kid” on WGHP Fox8 alongside meteorologist Van Denton. A resident of Denton, Alex is already sharing his passion by delivering local weather and news updates to his community. In recognition of Autism Acceptance Month, an exception was made to the program’s typical age requirement—highlighting Alex’s dedication, talent, and bright future in broadcasting. Alex represents Randolph County with pride, and we can’t wait to see where his passion for weather and news takes him next!
Randolph County School System is proud to recognize Southwestern Randolph High School student Alex Perdue for a special moment in the spotlight! Yesterday, Alex was featured as the “Weather Kid” on WGHP Fox8 alongside meteorologist Van Denton. A resident of Denton, Alex is already sharing his passion by delivering local weather and news updates to his community. In recognition of Autism Acceptance Month, an exception was made to the program’s typical age requirement—highlighting Alex’s dedication, talent, and bright future in broadcasting. Alex represents Randolph County with pride, and we can’t wait to see where his passion for weather and news takes him next!
Attention High School Juniors!
10 days ago, Randolph County School System
Attention High School Juniors! Direct admission to participating colleges and universities in NC coming this fall!
On April 17, juniors and seniors from RCSS took part in the Hired & Inspired Employability Seminar, where they had the opportunity to showcase their job readiness skills.
12 days ago, Randolph County School System
On April 17, juniors and seniors from RCSS took part in the Hired & Inspired Employability Seminar, where they had the opportunity to showcase their job readiness skills.
On April 17, juniors and seniors from RCSS took part in the Hired & Inspired Employability Seminar, where they had the opportunity to showcase their job readiness skills.
On April 17, juniors and seniors from RCSS took part in the Hired & Inspired Employability Seminar, where they had the opportunity to showcase their job readiness skills.
On April 17, juniors and seniors from RCSS took part in the Hired & Inspired Employability Seminar, where they had the opportunity to showcase their job readiness skills.
On April 17, juniors and seniors from RCSS took part in the Hired & Inspired Employability Seminar, where they had the opportunity to showcase their job readiness skills.
On April 17, juniors and seniors from RCSS took part in the Hired & Inspired Employability Seminar, where they had the opportunity to showcase their job readiness skills.
On April 17, juniors and seniors from RCSS took part in the Hired & Inspired Employability Seminar, where they had the opportunity to showcase their job readiness skills.
On Friday, April 17, Randolph County School System (RCSS) hosted an engaging and impactful Construction Trades Day on the campus of Randolph Community College for students from Randolph Early College High School (RECHS) and Uwharrie Ridge 6–12. The event was designed to expand students’ awareness of the wide range of opportunities available within the construction industry and to highlight viable career pathways following high school graduation.

RCSS partnered with Samet Corporation to bring this vision to life. While RCSS provided the space and helped shape the overall concept, Samet played a key role in organizing the event—coordinating construction-related businesses, securing industry participation, and helping design a day full of meaningful, hands-on experiences for students.

Throughout the event, students had the opportunity to interact directly with professionals representing a variety of skilled trades, including plumbing, electrical, mechanical, framing, and sanitation. Industry partners led interactive demonstrations and activities that encouraged teamwork while giving students a closer look at the tools, techniques, and daily responsibilities associated with each trade.

These hands-on experiences allowed students to ask questions, build connections, and gain a deeper understanding of the skills and training required to succeed in the construction field. By connecting classroom learning to real-world applications, Construction Trades Day helped students see the value of skilled trades and the critical role they play in building and maintaining communities.

The event not only introduced students to potential career options but also emphasized the many post-graduation pathways available, including apprenticeships, certifications, and technical education programs. Construction Trades Day reflects RCSS’s ongoing commitment to preparing students for success by providing authentic learning opportunities and strong partnerships with industry leaders.
13 days ago, Randolph County School System
On Friday, April 17, Randolph County School System (RCSS) hosted an engaging and impactful Construction Trades Day on the campus of Randolph Community College for students from Randolph Early College High School (RECHS) and Uwharrie Ridge 6–12. The event was designed to expand students’ awareness of the wide range of opportunities available within the construction industry and to highlight viable career pathways following high school graduation. RCSS partnered with Samet Corporation to bring this vision to life. While RCSS provided the space and helped shape the overall concept, Samet played a key role in organizing the event—coordinating construction-related businesses, securing industry participation, and helping design a day full of meaningful, hands-on experiences for students. Throughout the event, students had the opportunity to interact directly with professionals representing a variety of skilled trades, including plumbing, electrical, mechanical, framing, and sanitation. Industry partners led interactive demonstrations and activities that encouraged teamwork while giving students a closer look at the tools, techniques, and daily responsibilities associated with each trade. These hands-on experiences allowed students to ask questions, build connections, and gain a deeper understanding of the skills and training required to succeed in the construction field. By connecting classroom learning to real-world applications, Construction Trades Day helped students see the value of skilled trades and the critical role they play in building and maintaining communities. The event not only introduced students to potential career options but also emphasized the many post-graduation pathways available, including apprenticeships, certifications, and technical education programs. Construction Trades Day reflects RCSS’s ongoing commitment to preparing students for success by providing authentic learning opportunities and strong partnerships with industry leaders.
On Friday, April 17, Randolph County School System (RCSS) hosted an engaging and impactful Construction Trades Day on the campus of Randolph Community College for students from Randolph Early College High School (RECHS) and Uwharrie Ridge 6–12. The event was designed to expand students’ awareness of the wide range of opportunities available within the construction industry and to highlight viable career pathways following high school graduation. RCSS partnered with Samet Corporation to bring this vision to life. While RCSS provided the space and helped shape the overall concept, Samet played a key role in organizing the event—coordinating construction-related businesses, securing industry participation, and helping design a day full of meaningful, hands-on experiences for students. Throughout the event, students had the opportunity to interact directly with professionals representing a variety of skilled trades, including plumbing, electrical, mechanical, framing, and sanitation. Industry partners led interactive demonstrations and activities that encouraged teamwork while giving students a closer look at the tools, techniques, and daily responsibilities associated with each trade. These hands-on experiences allowed students to ask questions, build connections, and gain a deeper understanding of the skills and training required to succeed in the construction field. By connecting classroom learning to real-world applications, Construction Trades Day helped students see the value of skilled trades and the critical role they play in building and maintaining communities. The event not only introduced students to potential career options but also emphasized the many post-graduation pathways available, including apprenticeships, certifications, and technical education programs. Construction Trades Day reflects RCSS’s ongoing commitment to preparing students for success by providing authentic learning opportunities and strong partnerships with industry leaders.
On April 17, more than 1,100 6th grade students gathered at Randleman Middle School for an exciting day of career exploration and hands-on learning!

Local business partners helped spark curiosity through interactive booths, engaging activities, info sessions, and impressive vehicle displays—giving students a real-world look at future career pathways.

Experiences like this help connect classroom learning to the world beyond school and inspire the next generation! 🚀
15 days ago, Randolph County School System
On April 17, more than 1,100 6th grade students gathered at Randleman Middle School for an exciting day of career exploration and hands-on learning! Local business partners helped spark curiosity through interactive booths, engaging activities, info sessions, and impressive vehicle displays—giving students a real-world look at future career pathways. Experiences like this help connect classroom learning to the world beyond school and inspire the next generation! 🚀
On April 17, more than 1,100 6th grade students gathered at Randleman Middle School for an exciting day of career exploration and hands-on learning! Local business partners helped spark curiosity through interactive booths, engaging activities, info sessions, and impressive vehicle displays—giving students a real-world look at future career pathways. Experiences like this help connect classroom learning to the world beyond school and inspire the next generation! 🚀
On April 17, more than 1,100 6th grade students gathered at Randleman Middle School for an exciting day of career exploration and hands-on learning! Local business partners helped spark curiosity through interactive booths, engaging activities, info sessions, and impressive vehicle displays—giving students a real-world look at future career pathways. Experiences like this help connect classroom learning to the world beyond school and inspire the next generation! 🚀

Congratulations to our very own Chris Maner, Agriculture teacher at Southwestern Randolph High School, for being awarded ‘Ideas Unlimited’ at the 2026 North Carolina Agriculture Teachers Association and National Association of Agricultural Educators.

The “Ideas Unlimited” award highlights educators who bring fresh, effective, and creative ideas into their agriculture classrooms or FFA programs—ideas that enhance student learning and engagement.

15 days ago, Randolph County School System
Congratulations to our very own Chris Maner, Agriculture teacher at Wheatmore High School, for being awarded ‘Ideas Unlimited’ at the 2026 NCATA NAAE” means that he has been recognized by professional agriculture education organizations for innovative teaching practices and creative program ideas. NCATA stands for the North Carolina Agriculture Teachers Association. NAAE is the National Association of Agricultural Educators. The “Ideas Unlimited” award typically highlights educators who bring fresh, effective, and creative ideas into their agriculture classrooms or FFA programs—things that enhance student learning and engagement.
Recognized at last night’s Board of Education meeting:

2025-2026 Spelling Bee Winner - https://aptg.co/Y65pZQ

Champion Wrestlers & Wrestling Teams - https://aptg.co/l6Ttq4

Champion Indoor Track & Field - https://aptg.co/T7D_SQ

2025-2026 Battle of the Books Winners - https://aptg.co/MlVhrq

Governor's School - https://aptg.co/48hmDp

Trinity High School Theatre - https://aptg.co/J9hx3R

STAR3 Students for March - https://aptg.co/Q9GFbz

STAR3 Students for April - https://aptg.co/86dHbF



16 days ago, Randolph County School System
Spelling Bee winner 2026
THS Wrestlers
Governors school 2026
March Star3 Students
April Star3 Students
THS Theatre
HS BOB winners SWRHS
TMS BOB Winners
ES BOB winners - Hopewell
individual wrestlers 26
🎓 Pathways to Purpose: Senior Edition Job Fair
🗓 April 30 | ⏰ 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
📍 National Guard Armory - Asheboro

Graduating seniors ready to enter the workforce can connect with local employers who are looking to offer opportunities for full-time, part-time, and training positions.

💼 Why Participate?
✔ Build your resume
✔ Land your first job after graduation
✔ Connect directly with local employers
✔ Network with professionals

👉Deadline for seniors to sign up: TOMORROW 4/22/26
📩 Questions? Contact your high school CDC or Stephanie Adams - sadams@randolph.k12.nc.us
Register Here: https://bit.ly/P2PSeniorEdition
16 days ago, Randolph County School System
Pathways to Purpose: Senior Edition Job Fair
Eastern Randolph and Southwestern Randolph High School's JROTC cadets visit to the Patton Museum at Fort Knox, Kentucky.
17 days ago, Randolph County School System
Eastern Randolph and Southwestern Randolph High School's JROTC cadets visit to the Patton Museum at Fort Knox, Kentucky.
We are proud to announce that Dr Gainey has been named the Regional Superintendent of the Year! We are so grateful for his strong leadership and faithful service to the Randolph County School System!
20 days ago, Randolph County School System
Dr Gainey Superintendent of the Year
Dr Gainey Regional Superintendent of the Year
Students from Southeastern Randolph Middle School and Eastern Randolph High School had the incredible opportunity to attend the Latin Summit at the McKimmon Center at NCSU!
Throughout the day, they engaged in meaningful learning experiences, connected with peers from across the region, and celebrated the richness of Latin culture, language, and leadership. Opportunities like this help broaden perspectives, build confidence, and inspire future pathways.

We are proud of our students for representing their schools and for taking full advantage of this unique experience!
#RandolphProud #StudentOpportunities #FutureLeaders
20 days ago, Randolph County School System
Students from Southeastern Randolph Middle School and Eastern Randolph High School had the incredible opportunity to attend the Latin Summit at the McKimmon Center at NCSU! Throughout the day, they engaged in meaningful learning experiences, connected with peers from across the region, and celebrated the richness of Latin culture, language, and leadership. Opportunities like this help broaden perspectives, build confidence, and inspire future pathways. We are proud of our students for representing their schools and for taking full advantage of this unique experience! #RandolphProud #StudentOpportunities #FutureLeaders
Students from Southeastern Randolph Middle School and Eastern Randolph High School had the incredible opportunity to attend the Latin Summit at the McKimmon Center at NCSU! Throughout the day, they engaged in meaningful learning experiences, connected with peers from across the region, and celebrated the richness of Latin culture, language, and leadership. Opportunities like this help broaden perspectives, build confidence, and inspire future pathways. We are proud of our students for representing their schools and for taking full advantage of this unique experience! #RandolphProud #StudentOpportunities #FutureLeaders