
RCS needs volunteers for our Reality Store on March 24, in the Multipurpose room. The link to sign up is below. Volunteers should arrive by 8 am and check in at the front desk.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfaBipgMV9zKXwcM5OVDX8u3-FiCJof0lQTmVtuTdfftQaCSw/viewform


Roxboro Community School is extremely pleased to announce that, beginning July 1, 2023, Mr. Darkarai Bryant will succeed the retiring Mr. Dave Ebert as Managing Executive Director. The RCS Board of Directors voted last night to approve the transition. Mr. Bryant has led the RCS high school since 2014, after serving as a teacher, assistant principal and principal in Person County Schools.


Eighth graders enjoyed having a virtual guest speaker this morning who talked about investing and careers in wealth management. Thank you, Virginia Clay from Morgan Stanley Wealth Management.


High School Journalism Club will meet Wednesday, March 15, immediately after school in room 220.


Bulldogs, don't forget, if you purchased a Pi Day shirt, you can wear it tomorrow, Tuesday, March 14, with your dress code appropriate slacks or khakis to show suport for math!


Varsity softball and soccer and middle school baseball and softball games are canceled for today. Middle school baseball will practice in the gym from 3:30 to 4:30 pm.


Don't forget to vote for RCS, our teachers, principals, athletes and coaches! www.personcountylife.com/bestofpersoncounty You can vote more than once! #bulldogproud


RCS seeks knowledgeable, passionate, and experienced coaches to help build our Bulldog athletic programs. Successful candidates must enjoy working with student-athletes, possess the ability to take initiative, and demonstrate a strong work ethic while maintaining a positive attitude. We currently have fall vacancies for Middle School Coed Cross Country, Middle School Girls' Tennis, and High School Women's Tennis. Contact Justin Jones at 336-597-0020, ext. 427. Please send an email of interest and/or resume to jonesjd@roxborocommunityschool.org.


RCS is represented at the UNC-G eSports Conference! #bulldogproud!



Don't forget to Spring Forward, Bulldogs! Daylight SavingsTime begins Sunday, March 12, at 2 am.


Tomorrow, Friday, March 10 is a teacher workday. There will be no classes for students. Classes will resume Monday, March 13.


RCS seeks knowledgeable, passionate, and experienced coaches to help build our Bulldog athletic programs. Successful candidates must enjoy working with student-athletes, possess the ability to take initiative, and demonstrate a strong work ethic while maintaining a positive attitude. We currently have fall vacancies for Middle School Coed Cross Country, Middle School Girls' Tennis, and High School Women's Tennis. Contact Justin Jones at 336-597-0020, ext. 427. Please send an email of interest and/or resume to jonesjd@roxborocommunityschool.org.


The RCS HOSA Club hosted an American Red Cross blood drive today, and 32 blood products were collected. Thank you to all who helped and donated! #bulldogproud


Don't forget to vote for RCS, our teachers, principals, athletes and coaches! #bulldogproud


MathCounts Club meets again on March 22!


RCS students, would you like to help beautify Roxboro and Person County?



RCS Seeks the Following Positions for the 2023-2024 School Year:
Middle School Principal
High School English Teacher
High School Math Teacher
Exceptional Children Teacher
Physical Education Teacher/Athletic Director
Visit https://www.roxborocs.org/page/careers-at-rcs for more information.
RCS, a public charter school, offers students in grades 6-12 a college preparatory course of study in a small, nurturing environment. RCS participates in the North Carolina State retirement and State Health Plan, and offers the Pierce Group Flexible benefits program and a $10,000 life and accidental death and dismemberment policy at no cost to employees.


Last November, RCS seniors were given the opportunity to "Buy a Brick" to help beautify the area near Mrs. Cox's room. The money was added to funds that are used for senior activities and the senior gift. The bricks were sold for $25 and "engraved" with the student's name and the image they chose. It is hoped that this will become a tradition for each graduating class. Twenty-seven members of the Class of 2023 bought a brick. Julia Stovall and Zane Lappin painted the bricks. #bulldogproud


Interact will meet tomorrow, Tuesday, March 7, immediately after school, in Mr. Bryant's office.


Vote for RCS as Best School! Vote for Mr. Bryant and Mrs. Ingram as Best Principal! Vote for RCS teachers and staff! Vote!!!
