The School Library media program is designed to support and enhance the educational goals of the school and district. The mission of the Instructional Media and Technology Program for Randolph County Schools is to ensure that students and staff are independent learners and effective users of ideas and information. Our programs are designed to teach the learner to seek, evaluate, and apply information from traditional sources and developing technologies within the framework of the school's curriculum. A Media Advisory Committee of one faculty representative from each department, a student, parent, and the principal assist in the selection of materials and in the formation of policy. This committee is chaired by the media specialists.
Students learn computer and production skills.
Students in advanced media courses practice advanced video, computer, and internet skills. They operate closed circuit television systems, learn video production, use advanced computer skills, and provide assistance to other students. Each Media course offers one unit of elective credit . Students may take a total of five courses in the Media Center. This year a school news program will be produced monthly by advanced technical asssistants.