511 Harrington Highway | Eden, NC | 336.627-2600

Rockingham County Schools
Phone: 336.627.2600 Fax: 336.627.2660
Superintendent's E-mail: rshotwell@rock.k12.nc.us
RCS Website Address: www.rock.k12.nc.us
Vision Statement
Rockingham County Schools will empower all students to compete globally.
Rockingham County Schools will provide a safe, dynamic and globally competitive education environment in which all students can reach their highest potential.
| # of RCS Schools: 26 total | RCS Employment Information: | ||
Licensed, Full-Time Employees | 1042 | ||
Elementary K-5 16 | Full-Time Classified Employees | 481 | |
Middle 6-8 4 | Part-Time Employees | 448 | |
High 9-12 5 | Master's & Advanced Degrees | 575 | |
Alternative 1 | Doctoral Degrees | 11 | |
National Board Certified Teachers | 149 | ||
August 2012 | |||
| RCS Transportation | RCS Child Nutrition | |||
| # Regular Students Transported | 6172 | # Student Lunches Served | 1,372,736 | |
| # EC Students Transported | 124 | # Student Breakfasts Served | 537,836 | |
| # Regular Buses - assigned routes | 122 | # Adult Lunches Served | 37,005 | |
| # Activity Buses | 29 | # After School Snacks Served | 107,966 | |
| # EC Buses - assigned routes | 13 | Amount of Groceries Purchased | $3,301,564 | |
Total Regular Bus Miles (per day) | 7,432 | Free/Reduced Lunch % | 58.9% | |
Total EC Bus Miles (per day) | 1,320 | |||
| June 2012 | June 2012 | |||

Nell Rose, Chair | District 3 |
| Hal Griffin, Vice Chair | At-Large |
Amanda Bell | District 1 |
Josh Austin | District 2 |
Wayne Kirkman | District 4 |
Elaine McCollum | District 5 |
Bob Wyatt | District 6 |
Lorie McKinney | At-Large |
Ron Price | At-Large |
Steve Smith | At-Large |
VACANT | At-Large |
Goal - Producing Competitive Students:
North Carolina Public Schools' State Goal:
North Carolina Public Schools will produce globally competitive students.
Rockingham County Schools' Goals:
1. Develop and maintain career technical pathways which are designed to meet the economic needs of the area.
2. All students achieve academic proficiency at the end of each grade level (K-12).
3. Continue to improve under-performing schools by providing the necessary resources.
4. Eliminate the achievement gaps (race, gender and socioeconomic).
5. Increase the number of schools that meet both federal and state academic goals.
6. Define measurable achievement goals for each individual school as well as the district.
North Carolina Public Schools' State Goal:
North Carolina Public Schools will be leading twenty-first century professionals.
Rockingham County Schools' Goals:
7. Every effort will be made to retain twenty-first century professionals to meet the demands of a global economy.
8. Maintain a strong induction program for beginning teachers, as well as new teachers to the district.
9. Focus recruiting efforts on attracting high quality personnel.
Goal - Healthy and Safe Students:
North Carolina Public Schools' State Goal:
North Carolina Public Schools students will be healthy and responsible.
Rockingham County Schools' Goals:
10. Continue to implement Character Education Programs for all students K-12.
11. Continuous planning and development of programs to promote schools which are free of drugs, weapons, and disruptive behavior.
12. Create a customer-friendly environment for our students, parents, staff, and community.
Goal - Leadership:
North Carolina Public Schools' State Goal:
Leadership will guide innovation in the North Carolina Public Schools.
Rockingham County Schools' Goals:
13. Educational professionals will make decisions in collaboration with parents, students, businesses, education institutions, faith-based organizations, and other community/civic organizations to impact student success.
14. School leaders will create a culture that embraces change and promotes dynamic, continuous improvement.
15. Continue to develop twenty-first century teaching and learning skills to promote a global understanding as well as preparation for post secondary education.
Goal - 21st Century Technology:
North Carolina Public Schools' State Goal:
North Carolina Public Schools will be governed and supported by twenty-first century systems.
Rockingham County Schools' Goals:
16. Continue to move schools toward improving student achievement through alignment of resources that are prioritized.
RCS 2011-2012 Test Results
School | Met | Met Math Targets | Total Targets Met* | ABC Status | Met Expected Growth | Met High Growth | % Prof |
11 out of 13 | X | 77.7 | |||||
Central Elementary | 13 out of 17 | X | 72.7 | ||||
Dillard Elementary | 8 out of 13 | No Recognition | 67.2 | ||||
Douglass Elementary | 12 out of 17 | No Recognition | 65.5 | ||||
Draper Elementary | 10 out of 13 | 59.8 | |||||
X | X | 13 out of 13 | X | 77.0 | |||
X | 14 out of 15 | X | X | 61.4 | |||
Leaksville-Spray Elem. | X | 17 out of 19 | X | 72.3 | |||
9 out of 13 | No Recognition | 71.5 | |||||
Monroeton Elementary | X | 12 out of 13 | X | 78.4 | |||
Moss Street Elementary | X | 12 out of 13 | X | 61.0 | |||
New | X | X | 13 out of 13 | No Recognition | 82.2 | ||
South End Elementary | 12 out of 17 | X | 63.7 | ||||
Stoneville Elementary | X | 13 out of 17 | X | X | 70.1 | ||
Wentworth Elementary | X | 12 out of 13 | X | 76.5 | |||
18 out of 23 | X | X | 68.2 | ||||
Holmes Middle | 19 out of 29 | X | 64.1 | ||||
Reidsville Middle | 16 out of 29 | No Recognition | 61.1 | ||||
Rockingham | 17 out of 21 | X | 77.8 | ||||
Western Rockingham Middle | X | 23 out of 27 | X | 72.0 | |||
McMichael High | X | X | 15 out of 15 | X | X | 79.8 | |
Morehead High | X | 16 out of 20 | No Recognition | 67.0 | |||
Reidsville High | X | X | 19 out of 20 | X | X | 65.2 | |
Rockingham | X | X | 15 out of 15 | X | X | 85.8 | |
Rockingham Early College | X | X | 9 out of 9 | X | 99.5 | ||
The | ------------- | -------- | Special Evaluation | ------------------- | -------- | -------- | ---- |
# of reading targets met + # of math targets met +
attendance rate target met (K-8) or graduation rate targets met (9-12) =
Total Targets Met*
PERFORMANCE LEVEL | ACADEMIC GROWTH | ||
Schools Making Expected Growth or High Growth | Schools Making Less than Expected Growth | ||
90% to 100% | Met All AMO Targets | No Recognition | |
Did not meet all AMO Targets | |||
80% to 89% | |||
60% to 79% | |||
50% to 59% | |||
Less than 50% | Low-Performing | ||
Reading | Math | Writing | Total | |
| 2012 | 448 | 472 | 437 | 1357 |
2011 | 471 | 487 | 456 | 1414 |
2010 | 472 | 494 | 457 | 1423 |
2009 | 464 | 488 | 457 | 1409 |
| 2011 - 2012 | 76.0% |
| 2010 - 2011 | 72.4% |
| 2009 - 2010 | 72.9% |
| 2008 - 2009 | 68.0% |
| 2011 - 2012 | 3.89% |
| 2010 - 2011 | 4.58% |
| 2009 - 2010 | 5.15% |
| 2008 - 2009 | 4.78% |
Elementary Schools:
Jennifer Rakestraw -
Sherry Tilley - Central Elementary
Jimmy Shreve - Dillard Elementary
Loretta Murphy - Douglass Elementary
Summar Clark - Draper Elementary
Michelle Davis -
Holly Barrios -
Robin Yarber - Leaksville-Spray Elementary
George Barber -
Jan Wheless - Monroeton Elementary
Ray Schenkel -
Wendy Southard - Wentworth Elementary
Rachel Fiscus -
Middle Schools:
Ashley Hickok - Holmes Middle
Christopher Daniels - Reidsville Middle
Craven Peay - Rockingham
Bev Vaughn - Western Rockingham Middle
High Schools:
Jonathan Williams - McMichael High
Max Dooley - Morehead High
Wayne Knight - Reidsville High
Jason Turner - Rockingham
Rob Seltzer - Rockingham Early College High
Alternative School:
Ellen Haas - The
RCS Vision: Empowering all students to compete globally.
RCS Mission: Rockingham County Schools will provide a safe and dynamic globally competitive education environment in which all students can reach their highest potential.
In compliance with Federal Law, Rockingham County Schools administers all education programs, employment activities and admissions without discrimination against any person on the basis of gender, race, color, religion, age or disability. The following persons have been designated to handle inquires regarding the nondiscrimination policies: Jill Bullock, 504 Coordinator or Dr. Jean Bullock-Steverson, Title IX Coordinator 336.627.2600
