Randolph Central School District

There will be no school on Friday, May 24, and Monday, May 27.

Pre-K students recently went on an Adventure to Allegany State Park. The students learned about frogs and toads while also getting the chance to play a fun frog game. They also learned about butterflies and spent some time chasing butterflies in the field, where several were caught! A nature hike through the woods was the perfect addition to the trip, where students got to learn about and find different trees and salamanders. Students also had a great time playing on the playground and enjoying the beautiful weather.

🔴⚪Attention Cardinal Fans! The Lady Cardinals ' Softball Team will be traveling to take on the Lady Gowanda Panthers in a NYS Section VI Quarter Final game, May 18th at 12:00. Go CARDINALS!🔴⚪

2nd Grade students recently went on Adventure to Allegany State Park. The students learned the difference between frogs and toads along with how they protect themselves. They also learned about bugs and butterflies followed by time spent in the field where many butterflies were caught and observed. A trip to Allegany wouldn't be complete without some time to play on the awesome wooden playground! It was a beautiful day spent learning about and exploring nature!

2nd graders recently walked down to the Randolph Post Office as part of the Adventure program! Thank you so much to the staff at the Post Office who gave our students a behind the scenes tour! They loved being able to see how the mail is sorted and makes it all the way from the post office to their homes.

⚠️Make your nominations now!⚠️ 🔴⚪The Randolph Central School District Wall of Fame Committee is seeking nominations for induction in 2024 into the Randolph Wall of Fame. Visit our Wall of Fame Page at www.randolphcsd.org/page/wall-of-fame for more information or click the link below to submit your nomination.🔴⚪ https://forms.gle/Xbz7w32vFe5k1rSm6 2024 Wall of Fame Nomination Deadline: June 9, 2024

Thank you!

Today, we honor our school nurses, the technology department, and our athletic department.

Join us as we continue to show our appreciation for our amazing staff.

Happy Staff Appreciation Week!

🔴⚪Attention Cardinal Fans! See below for this week's sports events. Go CARDINALS!🔴⚪

Join us as we recognize and honor all of our staff this week during 'Staff Appreciation Week.'

Prom season is here, and what better backdrop to capture those picture-perfect memories than in front of the school high on the hill? 🏫✨ Make sure to swing by and snap some photos! 📸🌟

🔴⚪The Randolph Central School District Wall of Fame Committee is seeking nominations for induction in 2024 into the Randolph Wall of Fame. Visit our Wall of Fame Page at www.randolphcsd.org/page/wall-of-fame for more information or click the link below to submit your nomination.🔴⚪ https://forms.gle/Xbz7w32vFe5k1rSm6 2024 Wall of Fame Nomination Deadline: June 9, 2024

Happy National School Principal Appreciation Day!

🔴⚪Attention Cardinal Fans! See below for this week's sports events. Go CARDINALS!🔴⚪

Congratulations to the Class of 2024 Top Ten! 1) Alanna Sluga - Valedictorian 2) Roan Kelly - Salutatorian 3) Yseuldt Balcom 4) Allison Burdick 5) Mattie Evans-Brown 6) Maverick Adams 7) Eve Adams 8) Ethan Johnson 9) Jaclynn Flood 10) Ryder Smith

🔴⚪Attention Cardinal Fans! Today's Varsity Softball game vs. Gowanda has been postponed. The game will now be played in Gowanda at 3:00 tomorrow the 25th. Go CARDINALS!🔴⚪

Recently, Parker Bray, a local entrepreneur spoke to JCC Entrepreneurship class. Parker is a Holland High School and St. Bonaventure Marketing graduate. While at St. Bonaventure, Parker was asked to be a part of the business accelerator program. This program helped him to create a business using things that he loved, which in his case were his hands. During Covid, Parker found his love for woodworking and started a small business making signage for friends and family. After creating a partnership with his high school tech teacher. Parker and his Tech teacher created Maker-Movement. His high school teacher creates the curriculum for the projects, and then they sell the "kits" to the 4th - 6th grade market. The current kits available include a toolbox, a blue tooth speaker, and a piggy bank that helps the customer learn about financial literacy. The customer starts with the toolbox and then continues to build their tool supply with the other projects. Parker answered questions from the class as well as discussed, the projects they are currently working on and was able to give some advice to each class member. Parker's advice was, "You should always be leveraging people around you no matter what. Create connections, networking is the key to success." Thank you, Parker, for helping RCS students experience your success! https://maker-movement.org/

Randolph’s Odyssey of the Mind teams had a great season this year! Odyssey of the Mind is a creative, problem-solving program. We had two teams this year. The Division II team of 6th graders consisted of Keller Brown, Ryleigh-Ann Champlin, Aurora Fleischman, Zoey Hernandez, Callie Peters, Liana Peyton, and Serena Smith. This team placed 4th in their Long-Term performance, 3rd in Style, and 2nd in Spontaneous. This ranked the team 4th overall at the regional competition. The Division I team consisted of both 4th and 5th graders: Isabel Brown, Kieran Brown, TJ Gennings, Olivia Greene, Hunter Peyton, and Aiden Wilson. At Regionals, this team placed 1st in Long-Term, 2nd in Style, and 3rd in Spontaneous. This ranked the team 2nd overall and earned them a place at the State Competition! At the State Competition, the Division I team ended up in 5th place in the State! What an amazing accomplishment! Congratulations to all of the RCS team members on an amazing season!