Congratulations to Grant Wagner who was named the 2020 Pierre Goodrich Scholarship winner today!
Reminder: lunch is being served as we speak!
Indianapolis – Forty high school seniors from throughout Indiana have been named 2020 Indiana Academic All-Stars, a program of the Indiana Association of School Principals (IASP). In addition, 50 other students were recognized as Academic All-Star Regional Honorees. The students were selected from a field of 280 outstanding nominees from the state’s private and public accredited schools.
Academic All-Star distinction recognizes seniors who excel in the classroom first and foremost, but who also are actively involved in their schools and communities, and take on leadership roles in those activities. The program is produced by the Indiana Association of School Principals, with support provided by DePauw University, Indiana University Bloomington, and Purdue University, along with corporate partner Herff Jones.
Student awards will be awarded at a later date by DePauw University, Indiana UniversityBloomington, Purdue University, and the Indiana Association of School Principals. Herff Jones provides the plaques awarded to the 40 Indiana Academic All-Stars and their Influential Educators.
The IASP Indiana Academic All-Stars program salutes academic excellence in the same manner that student athletes traditionally are honored. By providing a showcase for academically talented seniors, the sponsoring organizations hope to accomplish the following objectives:
Give academic achievement the prestige it deserves;
Motivate students to recognize the value of academic excellence;
Provide students with an incentive for academic achievement, and
Promote a positive image of Indiana’s young people.
Each public and private high school accredited by the Indiana Department of Education may nominate one senior for consideration as an Indiana Academic All-Star. From these nominees, a selection committee chose the Regional winners (representing five regions in Indiana) and the 40
Indiana Academic All-Stars. Selection of the school’s nominee is based upon the following considerations:
A mathematical formula that combines the SAT or ACT composite score and the
seven-semester grade-point average; and
Academic achievements and honors, academic courses and academic extracurricular
activities.
Other extracurricular activities, community service and leadership qualities.
CONGRATULATIONS TO GRANT WAGNER ON BEING SELECTED AS ONE OF THE FORTY Indiana Academic All-Stars!
Congratulations to PAYTON SPARKS for being named to the IBCA/Subway Underclassmen Small School All-State!
Hey students and families! Today is a good day to order your yearbook!
Yearbooks can be purchased at www.yearbookordercenter.com
Using order number 8776
Currrnt information on lunches
I have had many questions about what we will do with the Prom this year. We recognize this important milestone and are considering options for still hosting the event. We will not be able to have the Prom on April 25 as schedule at Cornerstone. If we come back to school on May 1, with no activity restrictions, we will do our best to still host the event most likely in the WCHS Commons. Dates and times are still being considered as we find out information about other scheduled events. Stay positive and hope for the best!
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Congratulations to the WCHS Boys Basketball Team for being chosen as the Randolph County STAR 98.3 "Team of the Season"!
The WCHS/DMS library is sponsoring our first ever digital poetry contest to celebrate National Poetry Month in April! This is open to all students, faculty, and staff of WCHS and DMS. Please email your submissions to jawinkle@randolphcentral.us by Monday, April 6th. Any and all poetry types are accepted! In your email, please include your poem and let me know if you'd like it to be published in the virtual poetry book we will create (either with your name or anonymously...your choice!). A winner from each age group (middle school student, high school student, and adult) will be named!
Grab & Go lunches are offered every weekday from 11-1. Breakfast will be offered as well at the time you pick up your lunch. This will be happening from now until we return to school, including the week of spring break next week.
Congratulations to Payton, Wayde, Brooks, and Nathaniel!
Congratulations to Cole Campbell and Levi Slusher for making the Honorable Mention Academic All State Boys Basketball Team!
Congratulations to Maddie Lawrence for making the Academic All-State Girls Basketball Team!
Students, if you are confused about what you should be doing you should be enjoying Spring Break! You have an extended break and will begin eLearning on March 30.
Read about how to get lunch.
RCSC will provide grab & go lunches to kids 18 and under beginning Tuesday, 3/17/20 from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. at three locations: Ridgeville STEPS (210 S. Walnut), Saratoga City Building (107 N. Barber), and Driver M.S. (Door 1, 700 Union St., Winchester). Students must be present.
Randolph Central eLearning Schedule
Randolph Central School Corporation eLearning Days will begin on Monday, March 30, 2020. More details will be released next week on how eLearning days will be implemented.
School offices will be open next week for parents/guardians who need to pick up their child’s medication.
Randolph Central School Corporation will be closed beginning on Monday, March 16, 2020 and students will return no sooner than April 13, 2020.
All Co-Curricular and Extra-Curricular Activities, including practices, are cancelled until Monday, April 13, 2020.