Randolph Roanoke Career Technology Center

Randolph Roanoke Career Technology Center Randolph-Roanoke Career Technology Center has been a driving force for business and industry in Randolph County since 1973.

Happy Custodian’s Day to the best ever! We appreciate you Ms. Faye!
10/02/2026

Happy Custodian’s Day to the best ever! We appreciate you Ms. Faye!

Huge thanks to all of the representatives from colleges, universities, military, public service and businesses that came...
10/02/2026

Huge thanks to all of the representatives from colleges, universities, military, public service and businesses that came out to make Career Day such a success.

Juniors and seniors from all four high schools in Randolph County received valuable information that will help them make career decisions!

09/29/2026

Life South Blood Bus is at our school today. Please consider donating today. Thank you!

Thank you to Staff Sgt. Barlow and Sgt. Flowers for speaking with our juniors and seniors about the United States Marine...
09/22/2026

Thank you to Staff Sgt. Barlow and Sgt. Flowers for speaking with our juniors and seniors about the United States Marine Corps.

Students working hard on suspension, plugs ,coil packs ,injectors, brakes, bearing packs, brakes,rotors, and tires.
09/22/2026

Students working hard on suspension, plugs ,coil packs ,injectors, brakes, bearing packs, brakes,rotors, and tires.

10th grade class getting started climbing poles and of course they had to have a picture. Great job guys!
09/22/2026

10th grade class getting started climbing poles and of course they had to have a picture. Great job guys!

09/18/2026

Senator Randy Price Secures $4 million for the Randolph Roanoke Career Tech Center



Senator Randy Price of District 13 presented a $4million grant check to the Randolph Roanoke Career Tech Center. The Randolph Roanoke Career Tech Center (RRCTC), in partnership with Roanoke City Schools, and Southern Union State Community College, requested funding through the Career and Technical Education (CTE) Facilities Grant to expand workforce training opportunities that would support Alabama's rapidly growing economy and increase the demand for highly skilled trades professionals.

This project will renovate an existing facility into a state-of-the-art welding training center equipped with industry-standard technology while constructing new boys' and girls' locker rooms and restroom facilities to accommodate a rapidly growing student population. This investment will increase instructional capacity, improve student safety, and prepare students for high-wage, high-demand careers that are essential to Alabama's manufacturing, construction, shipbuilding, and defense industries.

“I believe it is vital that we invest and prepare our 21st Century workforce. Now more than ever we need to put money into the classroom, making sure students and instructors have the necessary resources they need to succeed. Our job force and economy are thriving in district 13. I am happy to have worked with Governor Ivey, Senate and House leadership and my colleagues on supporting the RRTC,” said Senator Price.

“The future of Alabama is being built in our classrooms today. Thanks to a $150 million investment from the Governor Ivey, Speaker Ledbetter, Pro Tem Gudger, and the Alabama Legislature into career and technical education programs across the state, more students than ever are gaining access to hands-on learning, industry-relevant training, and cutting-edge technology that prepares them for success after graduation,” said State Superintendent of Education Dr. Eric G. Mackey. “These modern career and technical programs integrate cutting-edge technology, industry-recognized credentials, and real-world experience aligned directly with labor market needs.”

This project positions RRCTC to become an important contributor to that statewide workforce strategy. It will expand access to high-quality welding education, students in rural East Alabama will have greater opportunities to enter careers supporting not only local employers but also Alabama's growing manufacturing sector, shipbuilding industry, and national defense workforce.

08/31/2026

📣 PARENTS & STUDENTS — HOMECOMING WEEK REMINDER! 🏫🎉

As we approach Homecoming season and school spirit dress-up days, we want to remind everyone that all students—male and female—are still expected to follow the school dress code each day.

CTE Students — Please Remember:
Students must also bring appropriate clothing and footwear to change into when participating in their CTE classes. Many of our programs involve hands-on work in classrooms, shops, labs, and work-based environments that require appropriate attire for safety and participation.

Students will not be excused from classroom or lab participation because they do not have the proper attire for their CTE program.

We want everyone to enjoy Homecoming and show their school spirit while also being prepared to learn, work, and participate safely in their CTE program.

Thank you, parents, for helping us reinforce these expectations at home! We appreciate your partnership in keeping our students safe, prepared, and ready to learn.

-Logan Cofield, CTE Director/Principal

Today, RRCTC conducted a scheduled lockdown drill to ensure our students and staff are prepared to respond appropriately...
08/31/2026

Today, RRCTC conducted a scheduled lockdown drill to ensure our students and staff are prepared to respond appropriately in the event of an intruder or other emergency situation.
We are grateful for the partnerships and support of:
Wedowee PD
Randolph County EMA
CTE Director Logan Cofield
School Safety Coordinator Alan Robertson
These drills provide an opportunity for our students and staff to practice established safety procedures while allowing school and emergency personnel to evaluate our response and identify areas for improvement.
At RRCTC, student safety is always our #1 priority. We appreciate our local first responders and school safety personnel working alongside us to help ensure that our students are safe and prepared.

We wore our pink today…well most of us did. Non-compliant men not pictured😂
08/28/2026

We wore our pink today…well most of us did. Non-compliant men not pictured😂

Address

960 Main Street S
Wedowee, AL
36278

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+12563572839

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