September is National Attendance Awareness Month! Perry County School District encourages all students to be present, on time, and ready to learn each day. Attendance matters for success!
R. C. Hatch will celebrate Grandparents Day on Friday, September 5. Please see the flyer below for the schedule by grade level.
Follow the link below to check out Perry County Schools’ September Mental Health Newsletter.
https://secure.smore.com/n/10he2-mental-health-newsletter?ref=email
Congratulations to Ms. Meredith Wiggins, Mental Health Services Coordinator, on her appointment to the Alabama Youth Bullying and Suicide Prevention Committee with the Alabama State Department of Education!
This important committee addresses issues of bullying and cyberbullying while also leading the revision of comprehensive Suicide Procedural Guidelines and personnel training to better support students across the state.
We are proud of Ms. Wiggins for representing Perry County Schools and for her continued dedication to the well-being of our students.
R.C. Hatch class of 2026: Josten's Rep. will meet with seniors & parents in the library at 2:00pm on Tues., September 2th to discuss spirit packages and cap and gown prices.
On Tuesday, August 26, seniors from R.C. Hatch High School and Francis Marion School had the exciting opportunity to tour the campus of Alabama A&M University. Students were able to explore the beautiful campus, visit academic buildings, and learn about the wide range of programs and student services offered. The tour gave them a glimpse into life at a Historically Black College and University (HBCU) and encouraged them to start envisioning their own futures in higher education. We are proud of our seniors for taking this important step toward preparing for life after high school and grateful to Alabama A&M University for hosting and inspiring them!
🏈 Thursday Night Lights 🏈 Come out and support the R.C. Hatch Bobcats as they take on the Wilcox Central Jaguars! 📅 Thursday, August 28, 2025 🕖 7:00 PM 📍 R.C. Hatch High School, Uniontown, AL. Let’s pack the stands and cheer on our Bobcats!
On Tuesday, August 26, 2025, at the AASB Fall District Meeting, the members of the Perry County Board of Education received the 2024–2025 Team Training Achievement Award in recognition of their dedication to professional growth and strong governance. More than sixty percent of the members attended at least three Alabama Association of School Boards (AASB) conferences, and every member successfully completed the state-mandated training requirements for the 2024–2025 training year.
This recognition underscores the board members’ ongoing commitment to effective leadership and continuous learning. By investing in professional development, the members ensure that Perry County Schools benefit from informed decision-making and a unified focus on student success.
Don’t miss the R.C. Hatch Volleyball action!
Come out and cheer on our Lady Bobcats!
In observance of Labor Day, the Perry County School District will be closed on Monday, September 1, 2025. This includes the district office and all schools. Regular business hours and classes will resume on Tuesday, September 2, 2025. We wish everyone a safe and enjoyable holiday!
Alabama Numeracy Act
Alabama Literacy Act
Mental Health Services Coordinator, Ms. Wiggins attended the 4th Vital Annual Conference. This conference is leading the way in building a better future for behavioral health. The VitAL Annual Conference brings together professionals, advocates, and changemakers from across the state to share ideas, inspire action, and strengthen our collective impact. Ms. Wiggins is featured with keynote Speaker, Darryl Strawberry, 8x MLB All -Star.
Game Alert!
R.C. Hatch Cheerleading Parent Meeting
R.C. Hatch Lady Bobcats Volleyball Schedule
Come out and support the Bobcats this season.
Dr. Tommie Marby, renowned speaker, author, and educator, has inspired countless young people through his personal story of resilience and success. Today, Dr. Marby visited Francis Marion School and Robert C. Hatch High School to share his empowering message: “To Predict Your Future, You Must Create It.”
His presentation emphasized the importance of overcoming adversity and focusing on solutions rather than problems. Dr. Marby encouraged students to reflect on key themes such as attitudes, character, choices, and leadership, reminding them that their future is shaped by the decisions they make today.
