Please continue to pray for Jim and Deb Morris, and their family. Jim is recovering from extensive surgery. The procedure lasted 8+ hours. He will have a long road ahead of him in his recovery. Pray for strength and peace throughout their upcoming weeks. He is in UAB CICU right now.

Brenda Boone will have her gallbladder removed tomorrow at UAB. Pray a quick, smooth recovery for her.

WMS/Elementary:
Randolph County Board of Education just received the green light from the Justice Department for the new building! The Randolph County Board of Education will now begin the process of administering the construction! This will (I think) combine the K-5 on the WMS campus. Hopefully the process won't be too taxing on the the staff, and the transition will be a smooth one. Yay!

RCHS News:
Junior High volleyball tryouts will be Thursday, April 9th at 3:00 pm in the new gym. Varsity volleyball tryouts will be Monday, April 13th. I (Mrs. Giddens) will call you to the gym when it is time.

The Miss Randolph County School Pageant will be held on Saturday, May 16th at 2:00 pm. This pageant is open to students at RCHS Elementary, Wedowee Middle School and Randolph County High School students: Entry fee is $25.00. Get an application from Robyn Wortham or a varsity cheerleader!

The girls’ softball team has a game today with Ranburne at 4:00 pm at Ranburne.

The boys’ baseball team has a game today with Woodland at 4:00 at Woodland.

There are basketball hoodies for sale for $10. Sizes available are: Large-4, Medium-1 & Small-2. See Robyn Wortham!

Prom sign-up is now through Wednesday, April 8th.

Prom t-shirts are on sale for $10.00. Deadline to order is Tuesday, April 7th.

T.R.U.T.H. will meet tonight at 7:00 pm at Pizza Express in Roanoke. You need to sign up in Room 114 (Mrs. Pate’s room) if you plan to attend.

Earth Day t-shirts are on sale for $10. See Mr. Jackson in Room 102.

The 6th - 8th grade Gifted Students will be leaving tomorrow for a field trip to The Great Smoky Mountains Institute in Tremont, TN. Pray that they have a safe journey and a fun trip. They will be chaperoned by Dick Israel and several parents.
-from the website... "The Great Smoky Mountains Institute at Tremont provides in-depth experiences through educational programs designed to nurture appreciation of Great Smoky Mountains National Park, celebrate diversity, and foster stewardship. Connecting people and nature summarizes our mission, which we accomplish through providing hands-on learning experiences with the National Park, focusing on developing in people a greater sense of place, a deepened appreciation and awe for the diversity of life and people, and an ethics of stewardship that follows them home."

Have a warm day!