On Friday, March 27, Franklinville Elementary School partnered with the town of Franklinville for the second year in a row for Cardinal Career Day, a one-day event featuring a walking tour of the town that showcased the wide range of career opportunities available to students in the community and how they connect to the global marketplace.

Students traveled with their teachers and chaperones to locations around the park and downtown Franklinville, rotating every twenty minutes to visit a total of 15 career stations. Stops included the Franklinville Fire Department, Franklinville Town Hall, Franklinville United Methodist Church fellowship hall, and Franklinville Post Office.

The Randolph County Sheriff’s Department and Franklinville Fire Department helped ensure student safety throughout the day. We are grateful to the many community partners and volunteers who shared their time and career experiences, as well as to our sponsors for providing student shirts and a snack from the Franklinville Diner at no cost. After returning to school, students enjoyed lunch and completed follow-up activities to reflect on their experience.
2 months ago, Randolph County School System
On Friday, March 27, Franklinville Elementary School partnered with the town of Franklinville for the second year in a row for Cardinal Career Day, a one-day event featuring a walking tour of the town that showcased the wide range of career opportunities available to students in the community and how they connect to the global marketplace. Students traveled with their teachers and chaperones to locations around the park and downtown Franklinville, rotating every twenty minutes to visit a total of 15 career stations. Stops included the Franklinville Fire Department, Franklinville Town Hall, Franklinville United Methodist Church fellowship hall, and Franklinville Post Office. The Randolph County Sheriff’s Department and Franklinville Fire Department helped ensure student safety throughout the day. We are grateful to the many community partners and volunteers who shared their time and career experiences, as well as to our sponsors for providing student shirts and a snack from the Franklinville Diner at no cost. After returning to school, students enjoyed lunch and completed follow-up activities to reflect on their experience.
On Friday, March 27, Franklinville Elementary School partnered with the town of Franklinville for the second year in a row for Cardinal Career Day, a one-day event featuring a walking tour of the town that showcased the wide range of career opportunities available to students in the community and how they connect to the global marketplace. Students traveled with their teachers and chaperones to locations around the park and downtown Franklinville, rotating every twenty minutes to visit a total of 15 career stations. Stops included the Franklinville Fire Department, Franklinville Town Hall, Franklinville United Methodist Church fellowship hall, and Franklinville Post Office. The Randolph County Sheriff’s Department and Franklinville Fire Department helped ensure student safety throughout the day. We are grateful to the many community partners and volunteers who shared their time and career experiences, as well as to our sponsors for providing student shirts and a snack from the Franklinville Diner at no cost. After returning to school, students enjoyed lunch and completed follow-up activities to reflect on their experience.
On Friday, March 27, Franklinville Elementary School partnered with the town of Franklinville for the second year in a row for Cardinal Career Day, a one-day event featuring a walking tour of the town that showcased the wide range of career opportunities available to students in the community and how they connect to the global marketplace. Students traveled with their teachers and chaperones to locations around the park and downtown Franklinville, rotating every twenty minutes to visit a total of 15 career stations. Stops included the Franklinville Fire Department, Franklinville Town Hall, Franklinville United Methodist Church fellowship hall, and Franklinville Post Office. The Randolph County Sheriff’s Department and Franklinville Fire Department helped ensure student safety throughout the day. We are grateful to the many community partners and volunteers who shared their time and career experiences, as well as to our sponsors for providing student shirts and a snack from the Franklinville Diner at no cost. After returning to school, students enjoyed lunch and completed follow-up activities to reflect on their experience.
🚨 Calling All Businesses & Community Partners! 🚨
We’re looking for organizations to join us in TWO incredible opportunities to inspire and connect with the Randolph County School System students!
🔧 The Career Pit Stop
🗓 April 17
📍 Randleman Middle School
👥 1,100+ 6th Grade Students
Help spark curiosity and career awareness through hands-on activities, interactive booths, information sessions, and vehicle displays. This is your chance to introduce students to your industry in a fun and engaging way!
2 months ago, Randolph County School System
🚨 Calling All Businesses & Community Partners! 🚨 We’re looking for organizations to join us in TWO incredible opportunities to inspire and connect with the Randolph County School System students! 🔧 The Career Pit Stop 🗓 April 17 📍 Randleman Middle School 👥 1,100+ 6th Grade Students Help spark curiosity and career awareness through hands-on activities, interactive booths, information sessions, and vehicle displays. This is your chance to introduce students to your industry in a fun and engaging way!
🌈 Autism Acceptance Week is COMING NEXT WEEK (March 30th-April 2nd)! 🌈

Cardinal Families,

We are excited to celebrate Autism Acceptance Week at our school March 30th-April 2nd! This special week is a time for us to learn, grow, and show kindness as we recognize and celebrate the unique strengths and differences that make each of us special.

Autism Acceptance Week helps us understand that everyone learns, communicates, and experiences the world in their own way—and that’s something to be appreciated and respected.

We encourage students and staff to participate in our spirit days (details below) as a way to show support and acceptance:

🧦 Monday: Neurodiversity Day- Wear your bright, fun, mismatched socks to be unique!
💙 Tuesday: Sensory Day- Be comfortable and wear your PJs to school (school appropriate, please)!
🤝 Wednesday: Team up for Autism- Wear your favorite team jersey or school colors!
🌈 Thursday: We are inclusive- Wear red, blue, or an Autism shirt!

Families can support Autism Acceptance Week by talking with their children about kindness, understanding, and celebrating differences. Together, we can build a school community where everyone feels valued, included, and accepted.
2 months ago, Franklinville Elementary School
🌈 Autism Acceptance Week is COMING NEXT WEEK (March 30th-April 2nd)! 🌈 Cardinal Families, We are excited to celebrate Autism Acceptance Week at our school March 30th-April 2nd! This special week is a time for us to learn, grow, and show kindness as we recognize and celebrate the unique strengths and differences that make each of us special. Autism Acceptance Week helps us understand that everyone learns, communicates, and experiences the world in their own way—and that’s something to be appreciated and respected. We encourage students and staff to participate in our spirit days (details below) as a way to show support and acceptance: 🧦 Monday: Neurodiversity Day- Wear your bright, fun, mismatched socks to be unique! 💙 Tuesday: Sensory Day- Be comfortable and wear your PJs to school (school appropriate, please)! 🤝 Wednesday: Team up for Autism- Wear your favorite team jersey or school colors! 🌈 Thursday: We are inclusive- Wear red, blue, or an Autism shirt! Families can support Autism Acceptance Week by talking with their children about kindness, understanding, and celebrating differences. Together, we can build a school community where everyone feels valued, included, and accepted.
RCSS Calendar Reminders
April 2 – 2 Hr. Early Release
April 3-10 – Spring Break
Students return April 13
2 months ago, Randolph County School System
RCSS Calendar Reminders April 2 – 2 Hr. Early Release April 3-10 – Spring Break Students return April 13
Congratulations to each of our staff on this year's Teacher of the Year, Beginning Teacher of the Year, Distinguished Educator, and Outstanding Employee.
3 months ago, Franklinville Elementary
Recognitions
Congratulations to Ms. Jennifer Trogdon, 2nd Grade Teacher at Franklinville Elementary who has been chosen as Teacher of the Year.
3 months ago, Franklinville Elementary
Franklinville Elementary School Teacher of the Year: Jennifer Trogdon
Due to the forecast of severe weather for tomorrow, all schools in the RCSS will be closed tomorrow, Monday (3/16/26).
3 months ago, Randolph County School System
Due to the forecast of severe weather for tomorrow, all schools in the RCSS will be closed tomorrow, Monday (3/16/26).
Kindergarten Registration is underway now! Visit the school your child should attend to register.
3 months ago, Randolph County School System
Kindergarten Registration is underway now! Visit the school your child should attend to register.
Kindergarten Registration is underway now! Visit the school your child should attend to register.
3 months ago, Randolph County School System
Kindergarten Registration is underway now! Visit the school your child should attend to register.
No School Reminder:

There will be NO SCHOOL for students on Tuesday, March 3rd. This is a teacher workday for staff.
3 months ago, Franklinville Elementary School
Franklinville - No School Reminder
❤️🌟 We Love Our School Social Worker! 🌟❤️

This week we’re celebrating National School Social Worker Appreciation Week, recognized by the National Association of Social Workers!

At Franklinville Elementary, our school social worker helps our students:

❤️ Feel safe and supported
📚 Stay focused on learning
🤝 Connect families with helpful resources
🌈 Grow socially and emotionally

She makes a difference every single day by supporting our students, families, and staff with compassion and care. We are so grateful for Ms. Brodnex!

If you see our school social worker this week, help us say THANK YOU for the incredible impact they make in our school community! 💛

#FranklinvilleElementary #SchoolSocialWorkerAppreciation #ThankYou
3 months ago, Franklinville Elementary School
Franklinville Social Worker
🥣⚔️ The Quest for School Breakfast Begins! ⚔️🥣

Franklinville Elementary is celebrating National School Breakfast Week March 2–6, 2026! 🎉

This year’s theme, “The Quest for School Breakfast,” reminds us that every great school day starts with a healthy breakfast! 🍎🥞🥛

When students eat breakfast, they:
⭐ Have more energy
⭐ Focus better in class
⭐ Feel ready to learn and grow

Join us on this delicious adventure by encouraging your child to eat breakfast at school this week! 🗺️✨

A big THANK YOU to our amazing cafeteria team and the School Nutrition Association for supporting healthy habits for our students every day! 💛

#FranklinvilleElementary #NSBW2026 #TheQuestForSchoolBreakfast #FuelForLearning #HealthyStart
3 months ago, Franklinville Elementary School
The Quest for School Breakfast
Congratulations to Nicolas Uribe Mondragon for representing Randolph County School System during the Regional Spelling Bee today! We are so proud of him and how brave he was to join all of North Carolina's wonderful spellers in Charlotte today. Way to go, Nicolas!
3 months ago, Franklinville Elementary
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Congratulations to all of our winners at the school level who participated in our District Spelling Bee yesterday at the Sunset Theatre in Asheboro.
Congratulations to Nicolas Uribe Mondragon of Franklinville Elementary, our district’s Spelling Bee champion for the 25-26 school year!
4 months ago, Randolph County School System
Spelling Bee winner - Nicolas Uribe Mondragon
Spelling Bee winner - Nicolas Uribe Mondragon
Spelling Bee winner - Nicolas Uribe Mondragon

Congratulations to 4th grader Nicolas on winning the Randolph County School System District Spelling Bee this afternoon! We are so proud of him and his accomplishment. He faced every word with a calm and collected demeanor. He represented Franklinville well and showed our SOAR expectations to all of the other participants. Now he is on to tackle the next level of the Spelling Bee in Charlotte.

4 months ago, Franklinville Elementary
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Kindergarten Registration will be held on March 10th from 5:00-7:00 pm. If you have a child that will be 5 on or before August 31, 2026, we look forward to having your child in kindergarten next year!
4 months ago, Franklinville Elementary
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At last night's Board of Education meeting, the following changes were made to the calendar for the 2025-2026 school year:
4 months ago, Randolph County School System
At last night's Board of Education meeting, the following changes were made to the calendar for the 2025-2026 school year:
🌟🚌 Bus Driver Appreciation Week at Franklinville Elementary 🚌🌟

This week, we proudly celebrate the amazing bus drivers who safely transport our students each day with care, patience, and a smile. You are often the first friendly face our students see in the morning and the last one they see in the afternoon — and your impact matters more than you know.

Thank you for keeping our Cardinals safe, building positive connections with our families, and helping each school day begin and end on a great note. ❤️

Franklinville Elementary appreciates you today and every day! #BusDriverAppreciationWeek
4 months ago, Franklinville Elementary School
Bus Appreciation Week
All schools in the RCSS will operate on regular schedule tomorrow, Monday, February 9.
Thank you for your support of our school system!
4 months ago, Randolph County School System
All schools in the RCSS will operate on regular schedule tomorrow, Monday, February 9. Thank you for your support of our school system!
Due to continued concerns about road conditions throughout the county, Friday, February 6th will be a remote learning day; therefore, students will not report to their school campus on Friday February 6th.
4 months ago, Randolph County School System
Due to continued concerns about road conditions throughout the county, Friday, February 6th will be a remote learning day; therefore, students will not report to their school campus on Friday February 6th.