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Ruby Ramsey Recognized!
Charlotte County Public Schools is proud to announce that Ruby Ramsey has been awarded a $1,000 scholarship from RRMM Architects.
This special recognition was made possible in celebration of Dr. Robbie Mason being named Superintendent of the Year. In honor of this achievement, RRMM Architects generously provided a scholarship to be awarded to one outstanding student within the division.
Ruby, a dedicated and accomplished student at Randolph-Henry, was selected for her academic success, strong character, and contributions to the school community.
This special recognition was made possible in celebration of Dr. Robbie Mason being named Superintendent of the Year. In honor of this achievement, RRMM Architects generously provided a scholarship to be awarded to one outstanding student within the division.
Ruby, a dedicated and accomplished student at Randolph-Henry, was selected for her academic success, strong character, and contributions to the school community.

Ruby Ramsey Recognized!
Charlotte County Public Schools is proud to announce that Ruby Ramsey has been awarded a $1,000 scholarship from RRMM Architects.
This special recognition was made possible in celebration of Dr. Robbie Mason being named Superintendent of the Year. In honor of this achievement, RRMM Architects generously provided a scholarship to be awarded to one outstanding student within the division.
Ruby, a dedicated and accomplished student at Randolph-Henry, was selected for her academic success, strong character, and contributions to the school community.
This special recognition was made possible in celebration of Dr. Robbie Mason being named Superintendent of the Year. In honor of this achievement, RRMM Architects generously provided a scholarship to be awarded to one outstanding student within the division.
Ruby, a dedicated and accomplished student at Randolph-Henry, was selected for her academic success, strong character, and contributions to the school community.
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Charlotte County Public Schools educates over 1,500 children in three elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school. CCPS has emerged as a strong, rural school division due to its outstanding teachers, advanced technology, solid test scores, and philosophy of putting children first.