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The Richmond County Schools Education Foundation awarded Empowering Educators grants to support creative classroom projects in every school across the district.

Student Senate members return to their roots to remind young girls that success begins with self-belief, kindness, and the choices they make every day.

State Superintendent Mo Green's visit highlighted Richmond County's growing partnerships connecting students to college credit, career training, and emerging workforce opportunities including a new Amazon Web Services data center.

Richmond County Schools’ focused support systems and staff dedication helped more students cross the graduation stage this year, marking the district’s highest rate in five years.

Join us for our Richmond County Schools 2025-2026 Open House on Thursday, August 21st!

Back-to-school immunization clinics will be held July 16 and August 20 at the Richmond County Health Department.

This program was made possible through the support of the North Carolina Arts Council’s Grassroots Arts Program, which brought live performances and cultural arts experiences to students across Richmond County Schools.

Richmond County Schools is operating on a summer schedule with updated hours for all schools and offices.

Richmond County Schools is proud to announce the following leadership appointments and transitions approved by the Board of Education at its June 10 meeting.

Richmond County Schools is offering a great opportunity to become a certified bus driver with our upcoming School Bus Driver Training Class from October 21 to October 24.

Teachers across Richmond County Schools have been awarded grants to bring their creative ideas to life in the classroom.