Two Hour Delay on 1/6/2025
RCSS School Nutrition Services prepares approximately 6,500 breakfast and 10,000 lunch meals for students each school day. The purpose of this survey is to gather feedback about our breakfast and lunch menus from parents, teachers, and staff. We will use this feedback to update our menus in order to enhance the school meal experience for our students. Please take the survey here - https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdh6CXMpT9_CRwX0HOKXNJGjBvI4vmBFkwdw4jHz2XhPjtjkA/viewform
The Randolph County School System would like to wish everyone a Happy New Year!
Kindergarten's Shape Christmas Murals
1st Grade Math Night was a SUCCESS!
Today was a day full of Grinches and citizens of Whoville!!
The early release day on Friday, December 20 will mark the beginning of our Winter break. Students will return to school on January 2.
Christmas spirit dress-up days next week!
Fifth grade students compete in Spelling Bee and graduate from DARE.
Please come join us for our Title 1 Math Night December 10th starting at 5:30 followed by our Christmas concert at 6:45.
2 Hour Delay tomorrow 12/4/24
ATTENTION!!
Due to the inclement weather and road conditions, all schools will be closed today (12/3/24). As a result of this decision, today (12/3/24) will become an optional teacher workday.
Students had their own "Balloons Over Broadway" parade in media leading up to Thanksgiving. Students created the floats and had a parade using Indi cars.
Congratulations to Slaytor Holt for winning the spelling bee, he will represent Grays Chapel at the county spelling bee in February. Also congratulations to Kaedyn Brown Ritter who was runner-up. Everyone did an awesome job in the spelling bee!
Fifth Graders Experience Life in Colonial Times
1st Grade is A Hoot!
Volunteers are needed to help PTO with the upcoming Penguin Patch Holiday Shop.
4th Grade Takes on the Challenge of iReady
Mrs. Odom’s third grade reading group read about the history of Punkin Chunkin, as well as the structures of slingshots, catapults, and trebuchets. Students were then challenged to create one of the structures with stem related materials to see how far they could launch a candy pumpkin.
