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As yet another step in providing a safe in-school experience for students, children ages 5 to 11 are now eligible to receive vaccinations specifically formulated for young children.
School aged children that are five, (5) years of age and older are now eligible to be vaccinated for Covid-19. Randolph Public Health Department staff will be at your school with Pfizer Pediatric vaccine.
Next Thursday, December 9, we will be hosting parent-teacher conferences. There will be two sessions for conferences, from 12:20pm-2:50pm and from 5:00pm-7:30pm.
Please see this week's COVID-19 update from the Randolph Public Schools.
For children, we will be offering the Pfizer pediatric vaccine. Pre-registration is encouraged.
Back in early Fall we announced the kick off of our COVID-19 Test & Stay program per MA DESE & MDPH guidelines. The Program has been very successful and has allowed many students to remain in school even when they are identified as a close contact.
I want to thank the Town of Randolph’s community members for your vote in support of the New Elizabeth G. Lyons Elementary School Project.
We are excited to offer a new café program designed for students at RHS called Student Choice!
The college application process is underway, and it is important that you are familiar with the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid).
As you may have noticed a new driveway has been created at the Donovan. We are very excited and strongly believe that this will help fix some of the traffic problems. As always our dismissal goal is to have each child get home safely.
We are thrilled to let you know about an exciting program that is taking place in your child’s classroom this school year! Over two decades of research has helped us understand the important role social and emotional skills play in each child’s success in school, in the community, and, eventually, in higher education and the workplace
The Elizabeth G. Lyons School Building Project is critically important for the Town of Randolph. The existing building lacks adequate space. Seventy-five percent more square footage is required to accommodate the current occupancy.
All students are eligible to receive free meals! We welcome all students back to the café, so we can continue to serve up happy and healthy!
