How the 2020 Census Affects Children The 2020 Census count impacts the federal funds that communities receive each year for programs and services that are critical for schools, students, and younger children, such as: Special education, Head Start, after-school programs, and classroom technology.Food assistance, including free and reduced-price school... READ MORE >

COVID-19 SCHOOL CLOSURE UPDATESSUNDAY, MARCH 29, 2020 Randolph Central School Corporation continues to work closely with local public health officials as we all respond to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Based on information available at this time, Randolph Central Schools will be closed through May 1, 2020. eLearning begins on Monday, March 30 and will... READ MORE >

Click Here for: COVID-19 NEWSLETTER Willard Family, The past few weeks have cast an unusual and uncertain future over education for our children. The spread and potential spread of the COVID-19 virus has raised a host of questions: Should schools close? How can educators and parents make remote learning a meaningful experience when it’s happened so suddenly?... READ MORE >

Substitute Teachers Needed Seeking caring individuals that enjoy working with K-12 students. Qualifications: High school diploma Eighteen (18) years of age or older Indiana Department of Education (IDOE) Substitute Teacher Permit For information to apply for your substitute teacher permit go to: ... READ MORE >

The Randolph Central PRIDE Program, called RC PRIDE, describes the fundamental expectations of all students to learn employability and character skills. It serves as the K-12 model that provides the opportunity for students to earn work ethic certificates, including the Governor's Work Ethic Certificate for graduating seniors. To learn more, please view this... READ MORE >

The summer of 2019 was a busy one for the custodial and maintenance staff at Willard Elementary School. Walking into the building, it is obvious that much time and care was taken over the summer to give the building a fresh look. This is evident the moment you step foot in the front doors, as you are greeted with a new entry rug emblazoned with the Willard logo. ... READ MORE >

During the 2019-2020 school year, the Randolph Central School Corporation will be instituting eLearning Days for students on both planned and unplanned closures. eLearning days are counted as actual school days for students and are a paid working day for teachers and principals. eLearning Days are scheduled for September 23rd and February 14th. On these days,... READ MORE >

Public Notice Randolph Central School Corporation is shifting morning bus routes. The shift in morning bus routes is being done to create time for extended professional development as well as more frequent teacher collaboration to enhance student achievement and growth. State and federal mandates and accountability require more teacher training and... READ MORE >

Congratulations to Willard Special Education teacher Amy Hoggatt for being named the Teacher of the Year for 2018-2019. Mrs. Hoggatt follows third grade teacher Erinn Moody who won the award this past year.Mrs. Hoggatt was nominated by several of her colleagues. In their nominations, the following statements were used to describe Mrs. Hoggatt:She has a heart of... READ MORE >

The Willard family donated over $1,000 to the Leukemia and Lymphoma society to help fight childhood blood cancer. As part of the Student Council sponsored Pennies for Patients drive, students took part in a variety of dress up days, contests, and fun events to help raise money. Thank you to everyone who helped us teach about the importance of sacrificial giving! ... READ MORE >

A new program is underway at Willard that partners students from Mrs. Good’s class at Driver Middle School with Willard students. The Super sidekicks program is designed to allow students and their sidekicks time to interact and learn from each other in a mentoring relationship. Meeting once a month and corresponding via writing regularlu, the duos have already... READ MORE >

Willard Elementary School had a visit from The NED Show who taught our students about having maintaining a growth mindset through life's problems. The assembly introduced a cartoon boy named NED who is goes on a very important mission: to find his mindset. Led by clues and memorable characters, he overcame Mt. Everest’s toughest obstacles, uncovered... READ MORE >

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