08/10/2026
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Our vision is that all students in Randolph County & Asheboro City will be successful in school.
08/10/2026
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08/05/2026
For many families, back-to-school expenses arrive all at once. A small donation can help provide school supplies, hygiene items, and other basic needs. Every gift helps students walk into school
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08/04/2026
School supplies do more than fill a backpack. They help students stay engaged in learning, participate fully in class, and feel prepared on the first day of school.
Together, we can remove barriers and help students focus on what matters.
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07/22/2026
A backpack filled with supplies may seem simple. To a student, it can mean confidence. It can mean belonging. It can mean showing up ready to learn. Thank you for helping local students start the year with dignity and hope.
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07/20/2026
Do not miss out on this great opportunity for a fresh haircut before school starts!
✂️ Back-to-school confidence starts with a great haircut!
Randolph Community College's Cosmetology Program is hosting Cutting for a Cause, offering FREE back-to-school haircuts for kids and teens on a first-come, first-served basis.
📅 Saturday, Aug. 15
🕘 9 a.m.–2 p.m.
📍 Randolph Community College Cosmetology Center
503 Industrial Park Ave., Asheboro
While you're here, enter drawings for great door prizes — including bicycles!
No appointment needed. We look forward to seeing you!
Every summer we continue feeding students and their families. This year we have 124 students. Each bag is filled with non-perishable food items that provide their families with easy to prepare meals and snacks. 🌞😀
05/01/2026
📚✨ Last Friday, April 24, Trinity Middle School welcomed local author Micki Bare for an inspiring visit with all 6th grade students!
Students had the opportunity to hear firsthand how she brought her popular middle grade fantasy series to life. To continue inspiring young readers, Communities In Schools proudly gifted a class set of “Society of the Sentinelia” to the Trinity Middle School media center. We hope these stories spark imagination, encourage reading, and remind students that their own stories matter too!
Thank you, Micki Bare, for encouraging our students to dream big and believe in the power of storytelling. 💙📖
04/25/2026
Bridging generations through handwritten letters 💌
Our second graders and senior citizens are building friendships, sharing wisdom, and spreading smiles through our Communities In Schools Pen Pal Program.
Pen Pals to Friends: Second Graders and Seniors Build Lasting Connections Ms. Davis’ 2nd grade class at John Lawrence Elementary School has created a special bond with the s...
04/22/2026
Behind every successful organization is someone working tirelessly behind the scenes — and for us, that someone is our amazing Office Administrator, Donna! 💙
From keeping our days organized and supporting our staff, to making sure students, families, and programs run smoothly, she truly does it all. Her dedication, patience, and heart for our mission help make Communities In Schools a stronger support system for the students and schools we serve every single day.
We are incredibly grateful for the countless ways she shows up, solves problems, and keeps everything moving forward. Thank you for being the backbone of our team and for all you do for Communities In Schools of Randolph County!
04/22/2026
🌍💚 Happy Earth Day!
At Communities In Schools, we believe strong communities start with caring for the world our students grow up in. Today is a reminder that even small actions—recycling, conserving energy, planting a tree—can create a healthier future for the next generation.
Let’s work together to build not only brighter futures for our students, but a cleaner, greener world they can thrive in. 🌱
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