Beta-versary

This month marks the ten-year anniversary of our Beta Club Chapter at RECHS. What began in 2015 with just 76 members has grown into a legacy of leadership, service, and achievement. None of those original members could have imagined how far our chapter would come, or the impact it would make on our school, county, and state.

In our first year, we celebrated just two national placements. Today, we proudly hold the title of the most awarded chapter in both North Carolina and the nation for the past four years, placing in over 45 different categories nationally. This success is not just about trophies or rankings; it reflects the hard work, determination, and unity of our members who truly embody what it means to be Wired for Success.

At the heart of our journey is service. Together, our Betas have contributed tens of thousands of hours to Randolph County and beyond. From local community projects to statewide initiatives, we continue to lead by serving others, building stronger character within ourselves.

As we celebrate a decade of accomplishments, we also look ahead to the future. The next chapter of our Beta story has yet to be written, but one thing is certain: with the dedication of our members, the guidance of our sponsors, and the values of Beta at our core, we are prepared to continue leading, serving, and achieving for years to come.

Here’s to ten years of excellence, and to many more of being Wired for Success through Beta.

Habla Conmigo - Hall of Fame Service Award

Our Betas had the wonderful opportunity to help organize and participate in the Habla Conmigo event, bringing a Hall of Fame, winning idea to life. RECHS Beta members engaged in conversational English with participants while enjoying a diverse selection of dishes from around the world. Each dish featured a label with its country of origin and a list of ingredients.

Our Betas proudly served more than 50 individuals who speak English as a second language, helping them expand their linguistic skills and fostering meaningful cultural connections.

Hispanic Heritage Festival

Our Betas were proud to celebrate Hispanic Heritage by serving at the 11th annual Fiesta. From running booths to helping families make monarch butterfly bracelets, members supported the event alongside the North Carolina Zoo. With the help of our Spanish-speaking Betas, we honored Latin-American contributions while showing what it means to lead by serving.

Randleman First Wesleyan Fall Festival

Our Betas celebrated the season at the Randleman First Wesleyan Fall Festival by hosting game stations, serving food, and helping families enjoy a day of fun. From snow cones to prize booths, members brought energy and service to the community. A big thank you to Randleman First Wesleyan Church for inviting us and to our Betas for making this tradition a success two years in a row!