Richmond Schools Launch RCS Care Closet for Student Support and Supplies

August 28, 2025 | Richmond Community Schools, School Boards, Indiana

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Richmond Schools Launch RCS Care Closet for Student Support and Supplies

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Richmond Community Schools is set to launch an RCS Care Closet at Richmond High School, aimed at providing essential items to students in need. The initiative, announced during the Board of Trustees meeting on August 27, will offer coats, shoes, school supplies, and healthy snacks to families through a streamlined request process via family liaisons.

The Care Closet will be managed by students from the high school's applied skills class, who will assist in taking orders and distributing items. This collaboration highlights the district's commitment to community partnerships, which have already facilitated the distribution of over 1,000 items to students.

In addition to the Care Closet, the district is actively seeking donations of new or gently used items, particularly shoes and healthy snacks. Community members can contribute by contacting the Administration Building or any Richmond school directly.

The initiative reflects a growing effort to support students and families, ensuring they have access to necessary resources as the school year progresses. With ongoing donations from local businesses, including Walmart, the district is poised to enhance its support for the community.

Converted from Richmond Community Schools Board of Trustees Meeting - 2025, August 27 meeting on August 28, 2025
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