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June 17, 2026 Update from the Superintendent
Congratulations Class of 2026
Tractor Thursday @ Randleman Elementary
Congratulations Class of 2026
Southeastern Randolph Technocats Earn 3rd Overall and State Coding Championship at BRICKED Competition
Dr. Gainey
PGHS UMO Graduates
Randolph Education Connection Students & Partners
Trinity Elementary First Grade Field Trip to Dan Nicholas Park
Message from Superintendent Stephen Gainey About Canvas Security Incident
Cognia RCSS Survey link: https://eprovesurveys.advanc-ed.org/surveys/#/action/304576/p2461
May Student Artwork
Trinity Elementary - Kids Summer Meal Information
Kids Summer Meal Information
Brick by Brick: Eastern Randolph Students Rise to the Challenge
Serving Smiles: Liberty Students Kick Off Teacher Appreciation Week
120.	Play Daze: A Day of Joy and Discovery at Level Cross Elementary School
Several current and former Randolph County School System (RCSS) students and educators showcased their musical talents over the weekend as members of the Greensboro Concert Band, performing in a concert held Saturday, April 18 at Dana Auditorium in Greensboro.  The event highlighted not only the musical excellence within the RCSS community, but also the way local educators and students continue to contribute to the broader arts culture across the Triad region.  Among the performers was Grant Powers, a proud RCSS alumnus currently completing his sophomore year at the UNC Greensboro School of Music, where he is majoring in Music Performance. He was joined by Jonah Key, a current sophomore at Providence Grove High School, along with several dedicated music educators from across the district.  Representing RCSS were band directors and music educators Mr. Beck (Providence Grove High School), Throop Smith (Wheatmore High School), and Mrs. Miranda Walker (Lexington City Elementary School), as well as Mr. Walker, Band Director at Northeastern Randolph Middle School. Together, they performed alongside fellow musicians, demonstrating the strong connection between RCSS music programs and the wider regional arts community.  The concert also featured a special moment of connection between generations of musicians, as educators and students performed side by side, highlighting the continuity of musical excellence being cultivated in RCSS classrooms and beyond.  These performances reflect the dedication of RCSS music educators and students who not only develop their talents within school programs, but also continue to share their passion and skills with audiences throughout the Triad.
Student Artist from THS Earns State Recognition for Holocaust Commemoration Piece