Our first grade students have had the opportunity to spend time with local veterans this week. Thank you to Frank Hairr and Joel Herndon for your service to our country and investing in the lives of our students.
On behalf of the students and staff at Liberty Elementary School, Happy Veterans Day to all veterans 🇺🇸
Celebrating Our Amazing Principal, Jamie Horner!
For Principals Month, we spent the week showing Jamie Horner just how much she means to us! We had so much fun spoiling our amazing principal with little surprises and lots of love all week long! She does so much for our Liberty family, and we loved giving a little extra love back to her. We are so lucky to have her leading our Bulldog pack. She truly is THE BEST!
Halloween Fun didn't stop when the students went home! After dismissal, some of our staff got in on the Halloween fun with a little trick-or-treating of their own! Lots of laughs, sweet treats, and spooky smiles made for a boo-tiful end to the day!
Red Ribbon Week was full of Halloween fun! Our students showed off their spooktacular costumes in a Halloween parade and enjoyed a special treat! It was a frightfully fun way to celebrate being drug-free!
JUST A REMINDER!!!
RCSS is currently offering a Community Priorities Assessment Survey. Postcards were mailed to all student homes and staff received postcards at their school. This survey is also open to the Randolph County community at large. We are asking that you please consider participating in this survey that is open until TOMORROW, October 31.
The Randolph County School System (RCSS), in partnership with the SchoolCAMP team from NC State University, is exploring school assignment and future facility planning needs in RCSS. Your input will help identify community challenges, values and priorities that will inform recommendations for future student assignment and school facility decisions. Students, staff & community members are invited to complete the survey. Responses will be combined and summarized by SchoolCAMP staff. Please complete the survey by Saturday, October 31, 2026. Your voice matters. Help us plan for the future of RCSS!
Scan the QR code or click the link: English link- https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfF2ELBbws_vhxXCK42oKcbr39H88BJaYCIgeJ7IItoVHYvew/viewform
Spanish link - https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdExaqLzVnoRiioPSaXHf07YGMMV6nCajcKiJWklMtdmfDh6Q/viewform
Names and identifying information will not be shared outside of the SchoolCAMP project team. Email addresses are collected only to prevent duplicate submissions.
RCSS is currently offering a Community Priorities Assessment Survey. Postcards were mailed to all student homes and staff received postcards at their school. This survey is also open to the Randolph County community at large. We are asking that you please consider participating in this survey that is open until TOMORROW, October 31.
The Randolph County School System (RCSS), in partnership with the SchoolCAMP team from NC State University, is exploring school assignment and future facility planning needs in RCSS. Your input will help identify community challenges, values and priorities that will inform recommendations for future student assignment and school facility decisions. Students, staff & community members are invited to complete the survey. Responses will be combined and summarized by SchoolCAMP staff. Please complete the survey by Saturday, October 31, 2026. Your voice matters. Help us plan for the future of RCSS!
Scan the QR code or click the link: English link- https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfF2ELBbws_vhxXCK42oKcbr39H88BJaYCIgeJ7IItoVHYvew/viewform
Spanish link - https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdExaqLzVnoRiioPSaXHf07YGMMV6nCajcKiJWklMtdmfDh6Q/viewform
Names and identifying information will not be shared outside of the SchoolCAMP project team. Email addresses are collected only to prevent duplicate submissions.
Sock It to Drugs! Our Bulldogs showed off their craziest, silliest socks today for Red Ribbon Week! We’re stepping up, standing strong, and making healthy, drug-free choices!
SPOOKY SCIENCE! Our 5th graders brewed up some spooky science as they experimented with physical and chemical changes. It was a frightfully fun way to explore science and see these changes in action. A huge thank you to our amazing 5th grade parents for donating the supplies that made this magical science lesson possible!
RCSS is currently offering a Community Priorities Assessment Survey. Postcards were mailed to all student homes and staff received postcards at their school. This survey is also open to the Randolph County community at large. We are asking that you please consider participating in this survey that is open until THIS Saturday, October 31.
The Randolph County School System (RCSS), in partnership with the SchoolCAMP team from NC State University, is exploring school assignment and future facility planning needs in RCSS. Your input will help identify community challenges, values and priorities that will inform recommendations for future student assignment and school facility decisions. Students, staff & community members are invited to complete the survey. Responses will be combined and summarized by SchoolCAMP staff. Please complete the survey by Saturday, October 31, 2026. Your voice matters. Help us plan for the future of RCSS!
Scan the QR code or click the link: English link- https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfF2ELBbws_vhxXCK42oKcbr39H88BJaYCIgeJ7IItoVHYvew/viewform
Spanish link - https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdExaqLzVnoRiioPSaXHf07YGMMV6nCajcKiJWklMtdmfDh6Q/viewform
Names and identifying information will not be shared outside of the SchoolCAMP project team. Email addresses are collected only to prevent duplicate submissions.
Our Future Is SO Bright! Our Bulldogs and staff lit up the school in their brightest neon colors for Red Ribbon Week! We’re shining bright as we celebrate making healthy choices and staying drug-free!
Bulldog Pride!
Congratulations to Madison McMasters-Thoma, our EC teacher, and Elena Norris, a third-grade student, on being selected as this month’s Star Employee and Star Student! They were both recognized this month at the Randolph County School Board Meeting! We are proud to celebrate these amazing Bulldogs and their accomplishments. Way to shine, Bulldogs!
📢 RANDOLPH COUNTY: YOUR VOICE MATTERS!
The Randolph County School System is conducting a Facility and Student Assignment Zone Study to help evaluate school facilities and student assignment zones across our district.
This conversation involves our entire school district—not just the two schools hosting the meetings!
Staff, students, families and community members are invited to attend one of two community meetings to learn more about the study and share feedback concerning priorities.
📍 Choose ONE location to attend:
Southwestern Randolph High School
Randleman High School
You do NOT have to attend either school or live in its attendance zone to participate. Everyone in our school community is welcome, and every voice matters!
📅 Mark your calendar and join the conversation! Help us spread the word!
Team Tuesday!! We teamed up against drugs for Red Ribbon Week! Students wore their favorite team shirts to show that being drug-free is always a winning choice. Together, we’re building a healthier, stronger team!
Speech is Fun!! We read "There was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Bat" to work on speech and language goals while feeding the old lady the things she ate during the story. This fun activity helps with speech sound recognition and practice, as well as sequencing, answering questions about the text, spatial concepts, AAC device usage and more!
📢 RANDOLPH COUNTY: YOUR VOICE MATTERS!
The Randolph County School System is conducting a Facility and Student Assignment Zone Study to help evaluate school facilities and student assignment zones across our district.
This conversation involves our entire school district—not just the two schools hosting the meetings!
Staff, students, families and community members are invited to attend one of two community meetings to learn more about the study and share feedback concerning priorities.
📍 Choose ONE location to attend:
Southwestern Randolph High School
Randleman High School
You do NOT have to attend either school or live in its attendance zone to participate. Everyone in our school community is welcome, and every voice matters!
📅 Mark your calendar and join the conversation!
Our 1st graders wore RED to show their support for Red Ribbon Week! They’re ready to make healthy choices and be drug-free!
Second grade Reading Race 🏁 Reading Incentive
Fire Safety in Action!
Our students learned important fire safety tips from firefighters representing several local fire stations! They explored the fire trucks, checked out the equipment, and practiced safety with a fire drill at the start of the visit. A HUGE shout-out and heartfelt thank-you to our local firefighters for taking time out of their busy schedules to teach and protect our students!
2nd grade Counting Collections!
Books, Baskets & Breakfast!
Some of our 5th grade boys got together with their teachers bright and early for a morning of reading, basketball, and breakfast. It was a slam dunk way to build friendships, share laughs, and start the day on a positive note!
Breakfast, Books, & Braids! Some of our 5th grade girls enjoyed a special morning with their teachers—reading books, enjoying breakfast, and getting their hair braided!