Come Learn & Grow with Us! 

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Rockingham County Schools Parent Resource Center began in 1998 as a Title I initiative to increase parent involvement in education in Rockingham County. Believing that every parent wants to help their child to learn and accomplish as much as possible during their years of public education, resources are made available to help parents become an informed partner in meeting their child's learning needs. The Parent Center offers information and resources to help make learning interesting and fun for families. Services to families with pre-school and school-age children are available at each of our locations in Eden and Reidsville.​

Teachers can also provide referrals to the Parent Resource Center by completing the Parent Resource Center Referral Form for Teachers online.  This information will be used by the Parent Resource Center Staff to assist families by guiding them to the best materials to meet student learning needs. 

Our Mission

To provide free resources that will  help Parents to become their child's best "First Teacher"!

RCS Parent Resource Centers provide a unique variety of resources for families, teachers, and childcare providers. 

Available resources include:

• Games for learning

• Books on tape

• Leveled books for beginning readers

• Accelerated Reader books

• Information on curriculum goals for each grade level

• Computer games

• Information and practice for the North Carolina End of Grade Tests

• ...and much more!

Come visit today at one of these locations:

• Eden:
  1130 Center Church Road
  Douglass Education Center
  (336) 623-8098

• Reidsville
  212 Lawsonville Avenue
  Lawsonville Ave. School Bldg.
  (336) 342-8588

Our hope is that through using the resources at the Parent Resource Centers, Rockingham County families will learn together and have positive experiences that support life-long learning.

mClass Home Connect

This site provides resources for families to practice and reinforce important literacy skills with their children in kindergarten through second grade, who are being assessed with mCLASS reading assessments.

Literacy at Home: Digital Children's Reading Initiative 

In order to provide continuing support for North Carolina’s youngest readers, The North Carolina Department of Public Instruction Office of Early Learning has developed and released “Literacy at Home.” This digital resource provides literacy activities at each grade level, pre-kindergarten through fifth grade. Families and communities may access this resource for activities that specifically target the literacy skills of phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, reading comprehension, and oral language. When children grow in each of these foundational areas they are well on their way to becoming proficient readers.