Randolph Southern Jr Sr High

Randolph Southern School Corporation administration and staff are committed to providing an excellent education to students in a live and/or virtual format. Those presentations are nonpublic forums. School board policy 5722 specifically addresses school sponsored publications and productions utilized for education of students. Students, parents and guardians are prohibited from recording any instruction, discussion or presentation done during Randolph Southern School Corporation eLearning sessions without the written approval of the Building Principal and/or Superintendent. Additionally, students, parents and guardians are prohibited from posting, materials, instructions, discussions, presentations, audio, or video from eLearning on social media. Any failure to follow these requirements may result in disciplinary action of students and/or legal action against parents or guardians. School Board Meetings are held the second Monday of each month at 7:30pm in the Superintendent&s;s Office Boardroom. Welcome to the Randolph Southern School Corporation website. We hope you will take a few minutes and browse through our website. We feel you will find it very informative. Randolph Southern School Corporation consists of Randolph Southern Elementary (K-6) and Randolph Southern Jr./Sr. High School (7-12). RSSC offers a wide variety of academics, extra-curricular activities, athletics, and curricular programs to meet the varied interests and abilities of our students. Over the years, we have developed strong traditions in many different programs. We are very proud of our school corporation. Our goal is to provide an excellent education so all of our students will be lifelong learners and responsible citizens. Randolph Southern School Corporation has implemented 1:1 in grades K-12. Chromebooks, tablets, digital curriculum, the Internet as well as STEM opportunites have opened the door to a vast world of new experiences, cultures, and unlimited resources. With just a few key strokes or click of a mouse, students can now ...