If you haven’t already registered your child for Kindergarten, don’t wait! Families registering new Kindergarten students should also complete transportation requests early. Waiting until the last minute to register may delay bus service at the start of school.
about 1 month ago, Randolph County School System
🎒 Families registering new Kindergarten students should also complete transportation requests early. Waiting until the last minute to register may delay bus service at the start of school.
🚍 RCSS is planning for the 2026-2027 school year! Make sure your child's transportation request is on file!

If your student will need bus transportation at the beginning of the school year and you're unsure whether a request has been submitted, please contact your child's school as soon as possible.

🎒 Families registering new Kindergarten students should also complete transportation requests early. Waiting until the last minute to register may delay bus service at the start of school.

📅 Transportation requests must be submitted by July 31, 2026 for students to ride the bus during the first two weeks of school. Requests received after July 31 will not be eligible for bus service until after Labor Day.

Don't wait—plan ahead to ensure a smooth start to the school year!
about 1 month ago, Randolph County School System
🚍 Planning for the 2026-2027 school year? Make sure your child's transportation request is on file! If your student will need bus transportation at the beginning of the school year and you're unsure whether a request has been submitted, please contact your child's school as soon as possible. 🎒 Families registering new Kindergarten students should also complete transportation requests early. Waiting until the last minute to register may delay bus service at the start of school. 📅 Transportation requests must be submitted by July 31, 2026 for students to ride the bus during the first two weeks of school. Requests received after July 31 will not be eligible for bus service until after Labor Day. Don't wait—plan ahead to ensure a smooth start to the school year!
Please make plans to attend our final Ridge concert on Thursday, May 21st at 7:00 pm. This is a joint effort from our band, chorus and visual arts students. We can't wait to see you there!
about 2 months ago, Uwharrie Ridge 6-12
WE ARE US FOREVER CONCERT in bold letters with a background collage of pictures showing high school and middle school students.
Asheboro Chamber of Commerce Student Lift information for high school sophmores and juniors! Leadership information for tomorrow!
2 months ago, Randolph County School System
Student Lift information for high school sophmores and juniors! Leadership information for tomorrow!
Attention High School Junior families!! NC College Connect - plan and prepare for college!
2 months ago, Randolph County School System
NC College Connect - attention high school juniors - ways to prepare for college
Randolph County School System Graduation Dates and Times! Congratulations to the Class of 2026!
2 months ago, Randolph County School System
Randolph County School System Graduation Dates and Times! Congratulations to the Class of 2026!
Today was an incredible day for our Uwharrie Ridge Timberwolves at the Special Olympics Track & Field event!

Our athletes showed determination, courage, and heart in every event, bringing home lots of ribbons and making us all so proud. Their hard work truly paid off—not only on the track, but in the way they supported and encouraged one another throughout the day.

We are especially excited to share that we brought home 1st place in the Banner Competition!

A huge shoutout to our amazing buddies who went above and beyond—cheering, hyping up our athletes, and standing right beside them every step of the way. Your energy, encouragement, and support made such a difference and helped make the day even more special.

We couldn’t be prouder to be Timberwolves. What a great day to be part of the Uwharrie Ridge family!

2 months ago, Uwharrie Ridge 6-12
Students at special Olympics, standing on a field
Students at special Olympics, standing on a field
Students at special Olympics, standing on a field
Teachers on a field at special olympics
Students at special Olympics, standing on a field
Students at special Olympics, standing on a field
Students at special Olympics, standing on a field
Senior Job Fair—Pathway to a Purpose!

So proud of our seniors who represented UR 6–12 at the Randolph County CTE Senior Job Fair today! They showed up dressed to impress and came prepared with resumes, ready to make strong first impressions with potential employers.

Students participated in sessions on interview skills and elevator pitches, then had the opportunity to network with 30+ employers. A great day of building confidence and real-world job skills!

#UR612 #SeniorsReadyToWork #JobSkills
2 months ago, Uwharrie Ridge 6-12
4 high school students, three female, one male, dressed in workplace casual and standing against a brick wall
Donald blood, save a life! One Blood will be here on Thursday, Apri l20th, from 8:00 am to 1:00 pm to take blood donations. You can visit oneblood.org/donate-now and use sponsor code 67470 to schedule online, or you can walk-in and we can work with you. See the flyer for more details.
2 months ago, Uwharrie Ridge 6-12
picture of red bus, t-shirt, medical instruments and calendar
We’re proud of our Junior Marshalls at Uwharrie Ridge 6–12! These student leaders set the tone each day through hard work, responsibility, and school pride. Thank you for being role models and helping make our school a great place to learn and grow! 💙
3 months ago, Uwharrie Ridge 6-12
four high school students who are the junior arshalls for Uwharrie Ridge
Attention High School Juniors!
3 months ago, Randolph County School System
Attention High School Juniors! Direct admission to participating colleges and universities in NC coming this fall!
On Friday, April 17, Randolph County School System (RCSS) hosted an engaging and impactful Construction Trades Day on the campus of Randolph Community College for students from Randolph Early College High School (RECHS) and Uwharrie Ridge 6–12. The event was designed to expand students’ awareness of the wide range of opportunities available within the construction industry and to highlight viable career pathways following high school graduation.

RCSS partnered with Samet Corporation to bring this vision to life. While RCSS provided the space and helped shape the overall concept, Samet played a key role in organizing the event—coordinating construction-related businesses, securing industry participation, and helping design a day full of meaningful, hands-on experiences for students.

Throughout the event, students had the opportunity to interact directly with professionals representing a variety of skilled trades, including plumbing, electrical, mechanical, framing, and sanitation. Industry partners led interactive demonstrations and activities that encouraged teamwork while giving students a closer look at the tools, techniques, and daily responsibilities associated with each trade.

These hands-on experiences allowed students to ask questions, build connections, and gain a deeper understanding of the skills and training required to succeed in the construction field. By connecting classroom learning to real-world applications, Construction Trades Day helped students see the value of skilled trades and the critical role they play in building and maintaining communities.

The event not only introduced students to potential career options but also emphasized the many post-graduation pathways available, including apprenticeships, certifications, and technical education programs. Construction Trades Day reflects RCSS’s ongoing commitment to preparing students for success by providing authentic learning opportunities and strong partnerships with industry leaders.
3 months ago, Randolph County School System
On Friday, April 17, Randolph County School System (RCSS) hosted an engaging and impactful Construction Trades Day on the campus of Randolph Community College for students from Randolph Early College High School (RECHS) and Uwharrie Ridge 6–12. The event was designed to expand students’ awareness of the wide range of opportunities available within the construction industry and to highlight viable career pathways following high school graduation. RCSS partnered with Samet Corporation to bring this vision to life. While RCSS provided the space and helped shape the overall concept, Samet played a key role in organizing the event—coordinating construction-related businesses, securing industry participation, and helping design a day full of meaningful, hands-on experiences for students. Throughout the event, students had the opportunity to interact directly with professionals representing a variety of skilled trades, including plumbing, electrical, mechanical, framing, and sanitation. Industry partners led interactive demonstrations and activities that encouraged teamwork while giving students a closer look at the tools, techniques, and daily responsibilities associated with each trade. These hands-on experiences allowed students to ask questions, build connections, and gain a deeper understanding of the skills and training required to succeed in the construction field. By connecting classroom learning to real-world applications, Construction Trades Day helped students see the value of skilled trades and the critical role they play in building and maintaining communities. The event not only introduced students to potential career options but also emphasized the many post-graduation pathways available, including apprenticeships, certifications, and technical education programs. Construction Trades Day reflects RCSS’s ongoing commitment to preparing students for success by providing authentic learning opportunities and strong partnerships with industry leaders.
On Friday, April 17, Randolph County School System (RCSS) hosted an engaging and impactful Construction Trades Day on the campus of Randolph Community College for students from Randolph Early College High School (RECHS) and Uwharrie Ridge 6–12. The event was designed to expand students’ awareness of the wide range of opportunities available within the construction industry and to highlight viable career pathways following high school graduation. RCSS partnered with Samet Corporation to bring this vision to life. While RCSS provided the space and helped shape the overall concept, Samet played a key role in organizing the event—coordinating construction-related businesses, securing industry participation, and helping design a day full of meaningful, hands-on experiences for students. Throughout the event, students had the opportunity to interact directly with professionals representing a variety of skilled trades, including plumbing, electrical, mechanical, framing, and sanitation. Industry partners led interactive demonstrations and activities that encouraged teamwork while giving students a closer look at the tools, techniques, and daily responsibilities associated with each trade. These hands-on experiences allowed students to ask questions, build connections, and gain a deeper understanding of the skills and training required to succeed in the construction field. By connecting classroom learning to real-world applications, Construction Trades Day helped students see the value of skilled trades and the critical role they play in building and maintaining communities. The event not only introduced students to potential career options but also emphasized the many post-graduation pathways available, including apprenticeships, certifications, and technical education programs. Construction Trades Day reflects RCSS’s ongoing commitment to preparing students for success by providing authentic learning opportunities and strong partnerships with industry leaders.
On April 17, more than 1,100 6th grade students gathered at Randleman Middle School for an exciting day of career exploration and hands-on learning!

Local business partners helped spark curiosity through interactive booths, engaging activities, info sessions, and impressive vehicle displays—giving students a real-world look at future career pathways.

Experiences like this help connect classroom learning to the world beyond school and inspire the next generation! 🚀
3 months ago, Randolph County School System
On April 17, more than 1,100 6th grade students gathered at Randleman Middle School for an exciting day of career exploration and hands-on learning! Local business partners helped spark curiosity through interactive booths, engaging activities, info sessions, and impressive vehicle displays—giving students a real-world look at future career pathways. Experiences like this help connect classroom learning to the world beyond school and inspire the next generation! 🚀
On April 17, more than 1,100 6th grade students gathered at Randleman Middle School for an exciting day of career exploration and hands-on learning! Local business partners helped spark curiosity through interactive booths, engaging activities, info sessions, and impressive vehicle displays—giving students a real-world look at future career pathways. Experiences like this help connect classroom learning to the world beyond school and inspire the next generation! 🚀
On April 17, more than 1,100 6th grade students gathered at Randleman Middle School for an exciting day of career exploration and hands-on learning! Local business partners helped spark curiosity through interactive booths, engaging activities, info sessions, and impressive vehicle displays—giving students a real-world look at future career pathways. Experiences like this help connect classroom learning to the world beyond school and inspire the next generation! 🚀
Ready to land your first job after graduation? Our first ever Senior Job Fair was designed specifically for you! Connect directly with local employers who are looking to hire new talent. Bring your resume and get ready to make a great first impression. This is your chance to secure an interview, network with professionals, and potentially walk away with a job offer!
3 months ago, Uwharrie Ridge 6-12
Road going off into a sunny horizon, cartoon pictures of graduates in caps and gowns
🎓 Pathways to Purpose: Senior Edition Job Fair
🗓 April 30 | ⏰ 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
📍 National Guard Armory - Asheboro

Graduating seniors ready to enter the workforce can connect with local employers who are looking to offer opportunities for full-time, part-time, and training positions.

💼 Why Participate?
✔ Build your resume
✔ Land your first job after graduation
✔ Connect directly with local employers
✔ Network with professionals

👉Deadline for seniors to sign up: TOMORROW 4/22/26
📩 Questions? Contact your high school CDC or Stephanie Adams - sadams@randolph.k12.nc.us
Register Here: https://bit.ly/P2PSeniorEdition
3 months ago, Randolph County School System
Pathways to Purpose: Senior Edition Job Fair
There are only a few copies left of the final yearbook for Uwharrie Ridge 6-12. Checkout our Josten's page today to reserve yours.

https://www.jostens.com/apps/jcom/router.mvc?affiliateId=1450640
3 months ago, Uwharrie Ridge 6-12
Side view of a yearbook pages flipping open.
Students from Uwharrie Ridge explored exciting career opportunities in the construction industry through hands-on learning experiences! They participated in activities focused on plumbing, electrical work, and measuring basics, gaining valuable real-world skills. A big thank you to Sammet Construction for organizing such an engaging Trades Day for our students! #CTERandolph #ConstructionCareers #HandsOnLearning
3 months ago, Uwharrie Ridge 6-12
High school students practicing construction skills
high school students in an auditorium, on a construction site
It’s School Library Month! 📚✨
Join us in celebrating our outstanding school media specialists who do so much more than manage books—they inspire imagination, guide research, and empower students to become lifelong learners. Your dedication makes a difference every single day!
3 months ago, Randolph County School System
A big THANK YOU to our amazing media specialists who spark curiosity, support learning, and help our students discover the joy of reading every day. We appreciate you!

Happy National Assistant Principals Week to our dear Mrs. Weeks! Thank you so much for supporting students and staff alike in being the best we can be. We love you, Mrs. Weeks!

3 months ago, Uwharrie Ridge 6-12
picture of a woman with a wolf in the background

🎓 Pathways to Purpose: Senior Edition Job Fair
🗓 April 30 | ⏰ 8:30 AM – 1:30 PM
📍 National Guard Armory – Asheboro

Connect directly with graduating seniors ready to enter the workforce! We are seeking employers with opportunities for full-time, part-time, and training positions.

💼 Why Participate?
✔ Build your future workforce pipeline
✔ Promote your organization
✔ Make a lasting impact on local students
✔ Engage with the next generation of talent

📣 Whether you’re able to participate in one or BOTH events—we’d love to have you!

👉 Sign up today: Registration Link
📩 Questions? Contact: Stephanie Adams - sadams@randolph.k12.nc.us

3 months ago, Randolph County School System
🎓 Pathways to Purpose: Senior Edition Job Fair 🗓 April 30 | ⏰ 8:30 AM – 1:30 PM 📍 National Guard Armory – Asheboro Connect directly with graduating seniors ready to enter the workforce! We are seeking employers with opportunities for full-time, part-time, and training positions. 💼 Why Participate? ✔ Build your future workforce pipeline ✔ Promote your organization ✔ Make a lasting impact on local students ✔ Engage with the next generation of talent 📣 Whether you’re able to participate in one or BOTH events—we’d love to have you! 👉 Sign up today: Registration Link 📩 Questions? Contact: Stephanie Adams - sadams@randolph.k12.nc.us