Attention families and friends, some clarification regarding the phone call tonight.
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
Attention RCSS high school students taking RCC classes in the spring...
The Randolph County School System would like to wish everyone a Happy New Year!
Attention all RCSS Seniors!!! SECU Foundation Scholarship Information
The early release day on Friday, December 20 will mark the beginning of our Winter break. Students will return to school on January 2.
Holiday Spirit week starts on Monday, 12/16! Be ready to dress to impress!
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.
The Randolph County School System's Career and Technical Education Department held its third annual "From Classroom to Career" event on Friday, November 22, at Journey Church in Asheboro. This Career Expo, designed as part of the college and career pathway, specifically targets high school juniors. With nearly 50 industry partners and various branches of the armed forces present, students had the opportunity to engage with employers and explore the wide range of career opportunities available within the 16 career clusters.
In an effort to inspire bright futures and expand college and career opportunities, Randleman High School hosted a Latino Summit for students. The event featured a diverse group of presenters who shared valuable insights into their educational journeys and the pathways to success in various fields.
Attention Juniors - Do you know the many employment opportunities that are available in our very own Randolph County? Join other RCSS Juniors on November 22 from 12-2:30 pm at the Career Expo. We will leave at 12 pm and return by 2:30 pm. Free swag and door prizes will be available to all those who attend. If you have not received a permission form, see Mrs. Cox in VU-2. Permission forms need to be turned in by November 14.
Are you a Junior or Senior who is interested in learning more about the Apprenticeship Randolph Program? Come out to the Apprenticeship Randolph Community Night on November 19 from 5-7 pm to learn more about this opportunity. If you would like more information about Apprenticeship Randolph, see Mrs. Cox in VU-2.
Seniors, would you like a chance to try a college class before graduating? You can take Psychology or English and more for FREE. Reach out to your RCC representative and check your email for more information. We are registering now for spring and summer, so don't delay!
Winter weather is just around the corner. On the RCSS Inclement Weather Video, Superintendent Gainey gives an overview of the steps taken by the school district when inclement weather strikes.
Watch video here: https://youtu.be/nxBmC-7vR64
Attention high school Juniors!
Congratulations to Mollie Hall and Jonathan Sampson as the Randolph Sports Council Unsung Herod for RHS! We are proud of the difference that you have made for RHS and everyone around you! Again, congratulations!
Congratulations to both the middle school and high school All-County Chorus students for their outstanding performances at last night's concert at Journey Church in Asheboro!
