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RCS Closing for Ho= lidays By: Addison Penfie= ld 12/12/2008
ASHEBORO—Members of the staff and all employees of Regional = Consolidated Services (RCS) of Asheboro will break for their Christmas/New = Year holiday Tuesday, December 23. = Main = offices of the non-profit human services agency at 221 South Fayetteville S= treet, Asheboro, will end the business day early on that date. Employees wi= ll adjourn to the Asheboro Country Club for their annual Christmas party. T= hey will be joined by RCS workers in other areas where the agency maintains= active programs, including ten counties other than Randolph county.= = = ;Operations in Asheboro will resume Monday, December 29, and continue throu= gh the work week, except for the New Year’s holiday on Thursday. Begi= nning Monday, January 5, 2009, the normal five-day work week will be observ= ed. = The D= ecember 23 Christmas party preserves a long-standing tradition. Janice Scar= borough, founder and executive director of the agency, is hostess for the f= estivities, which are personal gifts from her to employees. She gets help f= rom Santa Claus who always makes a special effort to appear. = Patti= Horan, director of the RCS Head Start Program for preschoolers, has announ= ced that the last pre-holiday classes will be held for Head Start as well a= s More at Four children Friday, December 19. Sites in all three counties se= rved by RCS…..Randolph, Alamance and Caswell counties…will clos= e on that date. = Horan= added that the Wrap Around Program in Alamance county will close on Monday= , December 22. All children will return to full day operations Monday, Janu= ary 5, 2009. = Regional Consolida= ted Services is preparing to begin its 30th year of operation= . Scarborough founde= d the agency in 1979. |
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