Randolph Public Schools

The concert is free, open to the public and great afternoon for families. Our program is entitled "European Adventures" and highlights will include English Folksong Suite by Vaughn Williams and Selections from Les Miserables. The community band is comprised of local community members, RCMS & RHS music students and more! Randolph Community Band Spring Concert 2012 Sunday, May 20th 2012 4:00pm Stetson Hall 6 South Main Street Randolph, MA 02368

The annual RHS Spring Concert and Art Show on Wednesday, May 23rd 2012. The art show will commence at 6:00pm and the concert will begin promptly at 7:00pm in the RHS Auditorium. The concert will open with a large percussion ensemble. The RHS choral ensembles will take the stage followed by the RHS Jazz ensemble The concert will conclude with the RHS concert band. The event is free, open to the public and all students, families and friends are strongly encouraged to attend. RHS Spring Concert and Art Show Wednesday, May 23rd 2012 6:00pm- Art Show 7:00pm- Concert RHS Auditorium

Free Girls Basketball Skills & Drills Clinics Ages 13-18 When: Tuesday’s May 8, 15, 22, 29 6-7:30PM Where: Randolph High School Gym (Poolside) Instructors: Tony Price Former College Basketball Coach Ganiyat Adeduntan, Former Florida State (ACC) Player Mary Lewis, Former St. Rose (NE-10) Player

Attention All 8th Grade Students & Parents Meet the Randolph High School Coaches Tuesday, June 5, 2012 at 5:30-7:00 PM Middle School Cafeteria Don’t Miss this opportunity to meet and speak with coaches and current student-athletes If you have any questions contact the Athletics Dept at 781-961-6220 ext.560

Through the generosity of Randolph’s Not Your Average Joe’s (NYAJ’s) Restaurant, 16 Mazzeo Drive, the Boosters are hosting Tuesday fundraisers for the entire month of May, 2012 (May 1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd, and 29th). Bring the enclosed certificate any Tuesday in May for lunch or dinner to NYAJ’s and the Boosters will receive 15% on all orders. *Excludes Alcohol, Tax and Gratuity You must have the certificate with you in order for the Boosters to receive credit. Copy as many as you need! Click the above link for your certificate.

We have a limited amount of slots available in our Pre School program for children from ages 3-5 for September 2012. If you are interested please call 781-961-6211 X517.

New Music Booster's Fundraiser at Timber Lanes. Find out how you can help us reach our fundraising goal by bowling! Click the above link for full details.

Students, parents and members of the Randolph community can anonymously report bullying by completing a complaint form at the link, above. There are permanent links to these form on our "For Students," "For Parents," and "For Staff" website tabs, and on each school site. Reports will be forwarded to the Randolph Public Schools District Equity Officer and to the appropriate principal for investigation. Though reports may be made anonymously, the more information the administration receives in a report, the more helpful that report is. There is room on this reporting form for a reporter to include his or her name and contact information, and it is helpful to receive reports that include this information. RPS will fully investigate all reports, anonymous or otherwise, and will notify parents of both the target and the aggressor, as required by law. However, no disciplinary action will be taken against an alleged aggressor solely on the basis of an anonymous report.

Once a year, the Randolph School Committee reorganizes. This took place right before the start of the school year. For this year, Marybeth Nearen will remain as Chair and Sharon Swain is serving as the new Vice Chair of the Committee. The other members remain the same: Andrew Azer (Town Council representative), Larry Azer, Ida Gordon, Emmanuel Mecha, Keith Wortzman. Emmanuel Mecha served as Vice Chair during the 2010-2011 year, and we were grateful for his service.

"To You Who Are Different" is a powerful video, that features high school students from Randolph, Massachusetts, speaking directly to their peers (the viewers) to help them survive and surmount being different. The film is also a compelling plea for tolerance and respect amongst school-age peers, building on the premise "Everyone of us is different".

Dear families, as you may know the Randolph School Committee approved a recommendation to select Springboard Education In America as the extended care provider for Randolph Public Schools. The School Committee and Superintendent Santos are committed to ensuring that all existing families are served by this program if they choose, and that it is a smooth transition. We recognize the importantance of providing information early and hope that you will find the information we are providing helpful. Click the above link for more info. You may contact Monica Roberts for more information, robertsm@randolph.k12.ma.us or 781-961-6200 ext. 240.