News & Announcements

English and Spanish versions of the Leader in Me Habit #2 Video have now been made available by the students of KISS Communications. #UCpride

After some upgrades and a bit of remodeling, we are happy to share the fitness lab is opening up our community fitness lab access.

$30 to Start
$10 a Month
**Must be 18 or older**

Pay online using the QR code on the flier below. Once you pay you can come up to the High School office to collect your key card.

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North Side Elementary announces Honor Roll for the 2nd nine-weeks grading period.

PLTW rejuvenates NSE teachers, providing world-class experiences that keep them on the forefront of how to prepare students for the demands of tomorrow.

Just a reminder that while we observe Presidents Day on Monday, Feb. 20th, we will be in session. This is to make up for the snow day back in January.

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Randolph Eastern continues its commitment to school safety by fully implementing the Centegix Crisis Alert System. This system empowers our staffulty to alert administration or dispatch at the push of a button.

See full press release below.

https://youtu.be/OR0F1TTjWgA

Randolph Eastern would like to thank our school counselors for understanding the importance of supporting students’ academic, social, emotional and behavioral needs.

Thank you for serving the whole child!

UCJSHS FFA announces the "Dress Up Days" schedule for FFA Week.

Today RESC is excited to announce that the Indiana Department of Education Office of School Support & Transformation selected us as one of the eight schools from 40 applicants to be in the 1st Cohort of the Next Generation School Improvement Grant (NextGen SIG). This grant is worth $3.3 Million over a four-year period. Year one will be used for planning to transform student learning, with years 2-4 used for implementation. This competitive NextGen SIG required applicants to identify an intervention priority upon which to focus their improvement efforts and an intervention model designed to secure the necessary conditions to transform educational opportunities. Additionally, given that school transformation requires specialized expertise, applicants were encouraged to identify an expert partner to provide strategic guidance and expert support in the planning and implementation phase. RESC will use the grant funds to transform Student Pathways and Postsecondary credentials available to our Jr/Sr High School students.