Due to inclement weather and hazardous road conditions, all schools in the RCSS will be closed tomorrow, Monday (1/26/26).
RCSS School Nutrition Services invites you to join our 2026 RCSS Breakfast & Lunch Menu Survey. Complete the survey to voice your opinions and share your concerns. The survey is in English and Spanish.
Classroom picture day will be Wednesday, February 11.
Our 5th Grade students enjoyed a visit from Meteorologist Alex Schneider (@alexschneiderwx) today. The students learned about her background in meterology and she even taught them the tools she uses to predict the weather. Thank you to Ms. Schneider for taking time out of her busy schedule to spend the afternoon with our 5th graders. Here's to hoping for a little snow!
Congratulations to our January recipients of the Star Staff and Star3 Student Awards. We are so proud to have Charles W. and Mrs. Powell represent Franklinville Elementary School!
Attention parents of a rising Kindergartener! Mark your calendar for the 2026-2027 RCSS Kindergarten Registration!
The third-grade students had an exciting and educational field trip to the Millis Health Center in High Point. During their visit, they conducted a hands-on experiment to learn how the digestive system works, helping them understand how food moves through the body and provides energy. The students also participated in a variety of engaging activities that taught them how the human body moves, protects vital organs, and supports itself through bones and muscles. The trip was a fun and memorable way for students to explore how their bodies work while learning through real-life experiences.
Teacher Workday on January 20 & 21 - no school for students. RECHS will be on it's normal schedule both days.
RCSS will be closed to teachers and students on Monday, January 19, 2026 in observance of the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday.
Cardinal Connection Parent Newsletter for January
Happy New Year!
Happy New Year!
Congratulations to each of our 5th grade students for completing the DARE program that is facilitated by the Randolph County Sheriffs Department. We are proud of each student and hope that they each apply their knowledge as they move throughout their education. Congratulations to Logan and Makenzie on being the essay winners. Thank you to Deputy White and her dedication to teaching our students this year.
Second Grade students were recognized on Thursday for completing the CARE program. CARE is a program offered to all 2nd grade students in Randolph County through the partnership of the Randolph County Sheriff's Department. Thank you to Deputy Phillips and the other staff members who taught our students for the last twelve weeks. We are so proud of each of our students for the completion of this program.
Due to the forecast of extremely low temperatures in the early morning
hours and concerns about student safety, especially with regard to students waiting at bus stops, the Randolph County School System will operate on a two-hour delay tomorrow, 12/15/25.
hours and concerns about student safety, especially with regard to students waiting at bus stops, the Randolph County School System will operate on a two-hour delay tomorrow, 12/15/25.
Fifth Grade students had an opportunity to participate in Leadership Reads on Thursday with Dr. David Cross, Director of Career-Technical Education. Students were able to connect to the stories that were read and had engaging conversations around the text. We appreciate the time Dr. Cross spent at Franklinville.
On Wednesday, December 10th, Mrs.Chambers, Mrs.Trogdon, and Mrs.Needham’s class took a field trip to the Franklinville Public Library. Sigmon Theatrical performed a play about a Christmas mouse who saved Christmas. The actors did a wonderful job portraying the different characters using costumes and puppets. Students were able to participate in the performance and learn the importance of kindness and empathy.
RCSS is on regular schedule today, 12/9/2025.
The Randolph County School System will be closing at 11:30.
