Randolph PTO Council

Thank you to all of our candidates and the League of Women Voters-Morristown Area for running such an informational and professional event. The video is on their YouTube page which you can find here

Randolph BOE Candidates Forum Oct 25 The League of Women Voters of the Morristown Area presents

League of Women Voters and Randolph PTO Council to Co-host Candidates Forum for Randolph Township Board of Education RANDOLPH, NJ- With the goal to promote informed voting in a nonpartisan setting, the League of Women Voters of the Morristown Area and the Randolph PTO Council are co-hosting a virtual candidate

To watch https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUJrs1YmB953Zv18KQ5b59w

To submit questions https://forms.gle/rCNpkWjpdPRJhsKb8

Its that time again! The Nerds are coming and in order to keep this event the well oiled machine that it is we need your help. Please consider helping by picking up a shift or 2 the night of. Most shifts are only 30 minutes! The sign up is attached... See you on the 27th!

All In PTOC Fundraiser March 27, 2020 Please review the available slots below and click on the button to sign up. Thank you!

Take a look at our Grand Raffle 1st prize generously donated by John Herold Jewelers. You can have the chance to win this $6,000 custom necklace for only $5 a ticket. Other great prizes are being offered too. 2nd place is $1500 VISA GC donated by American Animal Hospital and 3rd place is $500 VISA GC donated by Zeek Plumbing and Mechanical. $8000 in prizes for a $5 ticket. Winners need not be present, but it’s way more fun when they are. Buy as many $5 tickets as you’d like to increase your chances. Go to
randolphptocouncil.com to buy all your tickets for the March 27th event!

The Randolph PTO Council presents “ALL IN” FUNDRAISER" With The NERDS The Randolph PTO Council presents “ALL IN” FUNDRAISER :

Keep on eye on your mail and get your responses in quick! "Return of the Nerds" is Friday March 27th. See you there!!
randolphptocouncil.com

Please join the Randolph PTO Council and the Morris County League of Womens Voters in this very informative evening one week before election day.

Randolph Board of Education Candidates Forum RANDOLPH, NJ- The League of Women Voters of the Morristown Area is co- sponsoring a Randolph Board of Education Candidates forum on Tuesday, October 29, 2019, at 7 p.m. in the Randolph High School...

Board of Education Candidate’s Night Planned in Randolph on October 29 - SAVE THE DATE!

The Randolph community is invited to a Board of Education Candidate forum on Tuesday, October 29 at 7:30 p.m. in the Randolph High School Library. The evening will be co-hosted by the Randolph PTO Council with the Morris County League of Women Voters providing the moderator for the evening. The public is invited to come out and learn more about the five candidates who are seeking three seats on the Board Of Education. The evening will consist of candidate statements and a question and answer period with the audience. Township residents will have the opportunity to vote on Election Day, Tuesday, November 5th. The five candidates are: (in alphabetical order) Susan DeVito (incumbent), Frank Dunn, Tammy MacKay (incumbent), Jeanne Stifelman (incumbent), and Yalitza Torres. If there are any questions regarding the night please feel free to contact [email protected].

We are so proud to work together with RMS and congratulate Dr. Copeland and his entire RMS team.

Randolph Middle School Selected as National School to Watch

The National Forum to Accelerate Middle-Grades Reform is an alliance of education professionals committed to promoting the academic performance and healthy development of students. Through its Schools to Watch program, the Forum has developed criteria for identifying high-performing middle-grades schools. To be considered as a School to Watch, each school must demonstrate that they are meeting and exceeding the following criteria:

Academic excellence: They challenge all students to use their minds well.

Developmental responsiveness: They are sensitive to the unique developmental challenges of early adolescence.

Social equity: They are socially equitable, democratic, and fair. They provide every student with high-quality teachers, resources, learning opportunities, and supports. They keep positive options open for all students.

Organizational structures: They are learning organizations that establish norms, structures, and organizational arrangements to support and sustain their trajectory toward excellence.

Randolph Middle School won and was presented with the National School to Watch award in Washington, DC on June 29. This honor highlights Randolph’s commitment to prepare students to be lifelong learners ready for college, career, and life beyond school

“The criteria for this award is comprehensive and evaluates the academic, structural, and social-emotional components of a high performing middle school. It is a team effort that includes the RMS professional staff who care deeply about our students. The teachers, support staff and the administrative team at RMS never seem to be content with the status quo. We constantly work to improve instruction and programs for our students and families. This resulted in the Schools to Watch evaluation committee scoring RMS as excelling in the four evaluated areas (academic excellence, developmental responsiveness, social equity and organizational structures). Our award and designation is the result of “the work of many hands” (un opera a molte mani).”

- Dennis Copeland, Randolph Middle School Principal

Congratulations to the 2019 PTO Council Scholarship Winners. Best of luck to the class on their next adventure.