Randolph Central Schools will be on a 2-hour delay tomorrow, Tuesday, January 21, 2025.
Randolph Central Schools will be on a 2-hour delay tomorrow, Wednesday, January 15, 2025. Because we will be on a 2-hour delay and it is a Wednesday we must release at the regular times, not the early dismissal schedule. Thank you.
Randolph Central/Chartwells is hiring cafeteria staff. Click the link below for more information.
https://5il.co/350lz
Randolph Central Schools will be on a 2-hour delay today, Monday, January 13, 2025.
The WCHS Cheerleaders will host a mini clinic for ages K-5th grade on Saturday, January 18th from 1:00-3:00 at WCHS. Registration is will start at 12:45. Each participant will cheer with the WCHS cheerleaders during halftime of the 7:30pm Varsity basketball game that evening! Spirit items will be available for purchase at the clinic while supplies last.
Chartwells is looking for an awesome food service worker for the WCHS/DMS cafeteria. If you have a heart to love kids and feed a whole lot of them this is the job for you! Click the link below for more information.
https://5il.co/34i00
Power on the WCHS/DMS campus has been restored. We will proceed on the 2-hour delay schedule with regular dismissal times. Thank you for your patience. See you at school!
RCSC Administration
Because of a power outage at the WCHS/DMS campus Randolph Central will be on a 2-hour delay today, Wednesday, January 8, 2025. Since we are doing a 2-hour delay on a Wednesday we must release at the regular times, not the early dismissal schedule.
Randolph Central will be on a 2-hour delay tomorrow, Tuesday, January 7, 2025.
The 8th graders enjoyed a fun and educational trip to the Eiteljorg Museum in Indianapolis! They got to see and learn more about Native American cultures after completing a short unit on the topic in Social Studies. Thank you to Mrs. Albertson for organizing the trip!
Homecoming parade fun! 💛🖤🤍
The Driver Girls Cross Country team are your Randolph County Champions!
YANA-BC2M Club had a great turnout at their first meeting! 💚
YANA stands for You Are Not Alone, and one of the clubs main goals is raising mental health awareness and supporting our school community in a positive way! This year they have partnered with the Bring Change 2 Mind organization which has a similar goal. If you are interested in learning more please check out their website: https://www.bringchange2mind.org
The WYFP will be hosting their annual football camp on Monday, July 29th and Tuesday, July 30th at Falcon Field.
Camp for incoming K - 2nd graders will be 6:00 - 7:00 PM and 7:15 to 8:30 PM for incoming 3 - 6th graders.
T-Shirts will be handed our at registration on the 1st day.
Please visit www.wyfp.org if you would still like to attend.
The USDA Community Eligibility Program (CEP) will provide no cost meals to Lee L. Driver Middle School students beginning this 2024-2025 school year. Click the link below for more details.
https://5il.co/2rtqg
Deerfield Cafeteria Position Open
WCHS/Chartwells Cafeteria Position Open
We are proud to announce the winners of the 2023-2024 Gary Harvey and Bev Jones sportsmanship awards: Kendall Patterson and Abram Bogue!
These 8th grade students played at least three sports this year and demonstrated great sportsmanship throughout each season. This award was voted on by all of the DMS coaches and teachers and is a huge honor for us to present (thank you Mr. Hargrave!)!
Congratulations to Kendall and Abram on this well deserved award!
We had five eighth grade students that qualified for the RC PRIDE Work Ethic Certification at Driver this year! This means they attained high marks in nine academic and work ethic competencies.
Congratulations and excellent work to Jorja Anderson, Julia Hargarten, Breaundra Michael, Kendall Patterson, and Adalyn Shank!
To receive this honor, students must maintain a GPA of 2.0 or higher, have an attendance rate of 98% or better, receive 1 or less discipline referrals during the entire school year, and show dedication to serving others through logging a minimum of 4 community service hours. These students also had three teachers sign off stating that they displayed Persistence, Respectfulness, Initiative, Dependability, and Efficiency (PRIDE) on a daily basis throughout their eighth grade year.
Pictured are the current 8th graders who are enrolled in the Randolph County Promise program!
This organization makes it easy for families to start an Indiana 529 Direct Savings Plan account for future education. Once enrolled the Community Foundation of Randolph County opens a scholarship account for the student and deposits an initial $25 to kick-start their scholarship account.
Starting next school year, students in grades K-8 will be given opportunities to earn additional deposits into their scholarship accounts by completing various incentives dependent on grade level.
Thank you to Mrs. Dillow, the current Randolph County Promise Coordinator, for visiting us today and sharing this great news about your program with us!
