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Vocabulary Bowl Classroom Challenge: Round I
Randolph Public Schools
Building Tomorrow, Today
Monday, January 6 - Thursday, January 23, 2020
We’re excited about our annual Vocabulary Bowl for 5th Graders!
Here’s how Round I will work:
ELA – multiple choice
Math and Science – word bank
Social Studies – choose from 2 words in a sentence
The top two scores from each class will be announced by Friday, January 31st.
The top two from each class will move to Round II, which is the district level competition on Tuesday, March 31st.
Questions? Contact Laura Ottaviani at ottavianila@randolph.k12.ma.us
The SOA (Chapter 132 of the Acts of 2019), signed into law by Governor Baker, provides additional chapter 70 school funding to districts to reduce disparities among student groups such as English learners and low-income students, and effectively close the achievement gap. Although the amount of the increase has not yet been approved through the legislative process, we could receive approximately $1.6 million dollars of additional chapter 70 funds for FY21.
Community Forum: Wednesday, February 12th from 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM in the RCMS Library. Note: For those serving on the Parent Advisory Board (PAB), this Forum replaces the PAB meeting
SAVE THE DATE: SEPAC (Special Education Parent Advisory Council) ELECTION Date: Wednesday, February 26, 2020 Time: 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM
On Saturday, February 1st , Randolph High School and Randolph Community Middle School music students traveled to Abington, MA to audition for the 2020 Junior and Senior SEMSBA Music Festivals.
Currently the risk to Randolph residents in Massachusetts is low
We are excited to share with you the of the Superintendent's Education Update. These updates are full of information and photos of good things taking place in Randolph Public Schools. It is important to us that you are kept well informed and that you know our students are our number one priority. Thus, we are committed to continuing the work that's necessary in all our schools, and district-wide.
Our district will use the Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) protocol with students in grade 9 in their Wellness class during the months of January and April. For your information, students in the 7th grade at the Randolph Community Middle School are also screened.
The John and Abigail Adams Scholarships are awarded to students finishing in the top 25% of all RHS 10th graders who earned Advanced/Proficient on the MCAS exams. The scholarships are for tuition only at any public Massachusetts college/university. They are renewable each year as long as the student maintains a GPA of 3.0 each semester/year. Activity, technology, and operating fees are not covered by the scholarships.
It is that time of year again when we are forced to pay closer attention to the weather forecast. Like forecasting, the school-closing decision process is not a perfect science. At some point inclement weather will close schools, delay openings, and maybe even cause early dismissals.
On Monday many of our Project Lead The Way educators attended the MA PLTW Networking Conference at WPI with hundreds of educators from across the state.
the 2019 Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System {MCAS) scores have been released to the public. Over the last few years Massachusetts has changed the format of the exam and the accountability system that reports out on school and district progress. Under our new system student scores are ranked using the four classifications: exceeding expectations, meeting expectations, partially meeting expectations, or not meeting expectations.
We are pleased to announce a new option available to our schools participating in the National School Lunch and School Breakfast Programs – known as the Community Eligibility Provision.
