We have open positions, including the following Classified positions: Highly Qualified Classroom Paraprofessionals. Must have 60 hours college credit or have successfully completed the PRAXIS. Network Administrator. Experienced network...
Hangzhou Education Delegation and Richmond Community Schools have launched a 3 day professional training seminar for a delegation of 12 Chinese educators.   A group of Chinese guests have arrived at Richmond Community Schools.  They are 12...
School Board President Linda Morgason thanking Bobby Jack with doughnuts and coffee. He came in on his day off to get sidewalks and steps clear for his teachers on their Teacher Work Day. Thank You!
Richmond High School juniors Dillon Thompson and Dallas Sowder are putting their vocational drafting class to good use. They have been hired to draw up the plans for the Charles Elementary School renovation project. Richmond Community Schools'...
Congratulations to Richard Bryant and Mike Rogan

Administration

The administration of Richmond Community Schools is conducted at two levels:

  1. The District level - which oversees administration of the entire RCS system - is led by the Superintendent of Schools Dr. Allen Bourff and his staff.  District administration includes overseeing:RHS administrators photo
    • Buildings and Grounds
    • Business Affairs
    • Curriculum
    • Food Services
    • Human Resources
    • Information Technology
    • Professional Development
    • Special Education
    • Student Achievement
    • Transportation
  2. The School level - led by the Principals of the schools or the Director of each special program.

Richmond Community Schools has an elected seven-member Board.  Three members each represent a specific district:  District I- Part of Wayne Township; District 2-Parts of Wayne and Boston Townships; District 3-Parts of Wayne and Boston Townships; and At Large.  Board members are elected in November and serve a four-year term of office.

As the policy making body for the school district, the Board of School Trustees is charged with providing a quality educational program for students in grades kindergarten through 12.  The Board sets policy in accordance with the Indiana laws and the needs of the community.

Richmond Community Schools also has several committees established to engage in improving aspects of the services provided by RCS.

2011 Holiday Luncheon Video