ROYSE CITY – Royse City ISD Superintendent Randy Hancock announced this week that he will retire from his position this June.

He informed school board members at their meeting Monday night. Tuesday morning he told staff members, and then he made a public announcement at the Royse City Chamber of Commerce luncheon the same day.

“It has been a phenominal 34 years in the world of education,” said Hancock. “The last five years in Royse City have been absolutely incredible. This is a special place.”

He said he has no plans after retirement.

By J.J. Smith, Publisher

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Royse City ISD will proceed with its upcoming sports banquet, band concert and PTO meetings as scheduled, despite the Swine flu outbreak, since the Texas UIL has not cancelled school events within school districts.

The announcement was made yesterday by RCISD Superintendent Randy Hancock, in which he also clarified that no students will be taken outside of RCISD for any field trips, contest or competition.

The full text of the statement can be read on the RCISD website.

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