Presidents Message
Dear Friends & Colleagues,
I began my journey with Randolph County Schools during the 1983-84 school year. During that time, I have seen many changes, having worked for eleven different superintendents and having watched my children grow up and have children of their own. I believe that Randolph County Schools is a top-notch school system and I’m proud to say my children attended school here. Also, I believe change is good and, in order to move forward, we have to be open to change and to a new and advanced technological future. Advancement has been possible because we have great employees who have embraced change and prepare all students for the future.
We have always, and will continue to keep student’s needs first and foremost; but, it’s time we also recognize and reward all Randolph County Employees, who are the advocates for students. You are the ones who train and educate our students to be doctors, lawyers, computer technicians, electricians, mechanics, presidents, and yes, teachers. You are the ones who greet our students as they board a bus, enter the classroom, serve them lunch, make calls for them, help them solve a problem, apply a bandage, or make a science discovery.
So, having said that, in this coming year, I wish you continued success and happiness. And, in this coming year, for me personally and as an elected representative for you and students, it is my solemn vow to work and advocate for our employees, as well as students. Together, we can all make that change.
In closing I quote Alfred Adler, a famous psychologist, who said, “It is the individual who is not interested in his fellow man who has the greatest difficulty in life and provides the greatest injury to others.”
Let’s work for each other,
Best wishes,
Donna Auvil
President, Randolph County Board of Education
I began my journey with Randolph County Schools during the 1983-84 school year. During that time, I have seen many changes, having worked for eleven different superintendents and having watched my children grow up and have children of their own. I believe that Randolph County Schools is a top-notch school system and I’m proud to say my children attended school here. Also, I believe change is good and, in order to move forward, we have to be open to change and to a new and advanced technological future. Advancement has been possible because we have great employees who have embraced change and prepare all students for the future.
We have always, and will continue to keep student’s needs first and foremost; but, it’s time we also recognize and reward all Randolph County Employees, who are the advocates for students. You are the ones who train and educate our students to be doctors, lawyers, computer technicians, electricians, mechanics, presidents, and yes, teachers. You are the ones who greet our students as they board a bus, enter the classroom, serve them lunch, make calls for them, help them solve a problem, apply a bandage, or make a science discovery.
So, having said that, in this coming year, I wish you continued success and happiness. And, in this coming year, for me personally and as an elected representative for you and students, it is my solemn vow to work and advocate for our employees, as well as students. Together, we can all make that change.
In closing I quote Alfred Adler, a famous psychologist, who said, “It is the individual who is not interested in his fellow man who has the greatest difficulty in life and provides the greatest injury to others.”
Let’s work for each other,
Best wishes,
Donna Auvil
President, Randolph County Board of Education
