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Superintendent previews school year, facility updates at Randolph County Schools board meeting
Summary
The Randolph County Schools superintendent outlined preparations for the 2026–27 school year, noted delays in a lighting upgrade and a parking-lot project requiring Alabama Department of Transportation approvals, and highlighted Woodland High and RCHS recognitions.
The superintendent opened the board's July 27 report by previewing start-of-school preparations, saying, "Did you know we're getting ready to get school started? We have, a new teacher orientation that'll start this week." He asked the board to keep students and teachers in mind as the year begins.
The superintendent gave facility updates, reporting a lighting upgrade intended to reduce monthly costs has taken longer than expected and a parking-lot project at Randolph County High School has encountered Department of Transportation requirements but "we seem to have cleared most of those" and hope to begin work soon. He also announced recognitions: Woodland High School was named a National Beta School of Merit, and Randolph County High School received the Alabama High School Association sportsmanship award for Class 3A — the school's sixth time receiving that honor. A board member noted the recently refinished floors at Woodland High School and the superintendent confirmed improvements to flooring and painted walls.
