At our 2024-2025 Employee Recognition Program on May 19, we awarded a Distinguished Educator and an Outstanding Employee from each of our 31 schools. Also recognized were employees from across our school district who received “Special Honors” awards. See the complete list of award recipients: https://5il.co/3gp7r
The “Pride in the Randolph County School System (RCSS)” program honors employees who consistently demonstrate pride in the school system and exemplify strong character and commitment in their everyday work. While the program primarily highlights smaller, often unnoticed acts of dedication, it also recognizes exceptional efforts tied to larger events when appropriate.
Employees chosen for this recognition are awarded a “Pride in the Randolph County School System” lapel pin. Recipients are selected by members of the RCSS Leadership Team, school principals, or Board of Education members.
The following pages list the “Pride in RCSS” pin recipients from May 1, 2024, through April 30, 2025. We extend our sincere thanks to these outstanding employees for their dedication to the Randolph County School System.
RCSS is experiencing a system-wide internet outage. This impacts our phone systems as well. Our district staff is working to resolve this issue. Thank you for your patience.
Happy Teacher Appreciation Week!
High school student-athletes from Asheboro City Schools and the Randolph County School System were recognized this evening at the Randolph Sports Council Spring Banquet, held at Black Powder Smokehouse in Asheboro. The event featured guest speaker Mrs. Kathryn Simons, a member of the UNC-Chapel Hill Rowing Team and a proud alumna of Wheatmore High School, Class of 2014.
We extend our sincere thanks to the Randolph Sports Council for organizing this special event, and a heartfelt appreciation to all the Randolph Sports Council sponsors, including Black Powder Smokehouse for hosting the event.
Congratulations to all the honored student-athletes!
2025 RCSS Graduation Dates
RCSS Principals are a vital part of our school communities. They work hard to make the most of each school year. They inspire both students and staff to grow and thrive. Thank you, RCSS Principals, for leading our schools!
Meet some of the bus drivers in the Randolph County School System - we need YOU to join our team!
Click here to watch the video: https://youtu.be/qsTW1Y3azhM
Thank you to the RCSS Athletic Trainers for all they do to keep our athletes healthy and safe!
If you missed Kindergarten Registration, it's NOT too late! Registration is underway NOW! Please see attached flyer for what you will need to bring with you. Visit your child's elementary school and register for the 2025-2026 school year!
Kindergarten Registration will be held TOMORROW, March 11, 2025 at each of our elementary schools. See graphics below for details.
March is National Nutrition Month - thank you RCSS School Nutrition Team!
There will be a teacher workday on Friday, March 14 - no school for students.
The opening reception for Youth Art Month was held yesterday at the Randolph Arts Guild in downtown Asheboro. Student artwork will be on display throughout March. The exhibit is free and open to the public.
The Randolph County School System will operate on our regular schedule tomorrow (Friday, 2/21/25).
2/20/25 will be a Remote Learning Day. Students should NOT report to their school’s Campus on 2/20/25.
Youth Art Month Receptions will be March 4, 2025
Due to the forecast of inclement weather tomorrow morning, Wednesday (2/19/25) will be a Remote Learning Day. Students should NOT report to their school’s campus on 2/19/25.
RCC is canceling Thursday evening’s Apprenticeship Randolph Community Night from 5-7 p.m. They will not be rescheduling. The due date for Apprenticeship Randolph applications is March 10th and they have several company Open Houses planned between now and then.
