Our Scholarship Champions

Building Legacies Through Giving

In Appreciation of Shirley Johnson Walker

We thank Shirley Johnson Walker for her recent generous donation to the 2025 RCTS Fund. With her support, we will continue to build on the 101 RCTS scholarships we’ve awarded since 2005.

andolph County Training School (RCTS), played in our development and the survival of our community, than celebrating the 107th birthday of our beloved RCTS teacher, Ms. Countess John Chapman.

Shirley is a RCTS New School student who graduated from the Randolph County High School after attending RCTS. She is a member of the Rock Mill, Alabama Georgia Ann and Awbrey Johnson family. She and her siblings attended RCTS. She is an exemplary RCTS descendant student, having retired as a senior university administrator at the University of Buffalo.
Additional information about RCTS and our scholarship fund is available at www.rctsfoundation.org.

ACCOM Supports 2025 RCTS Scholarship with Generous Contribution

We thank our ACCOM (A Community Committee on the Move) colleagues for their recent additional generous donation to our 2025 RCTS scholarship fund. With the financial support of ACCOM and many others, since 2005 we have been able to award 101 scholarships to RCTS descendant student graduates of Randolph County's four high schools. We are in the process of receiving applications for the 2025 RCTS scholarship.