Our People
Todd Keenhold Celebrates 34 Years Teaching Health and Respect
When Todd Keenhold arrived in Randolph as a brand new physical education instructor – 34 years ago – he underwent some significant culture shock.
“I had just spent the last four years working and studying in Ithaca, New York, a very lively college town,” he said laughing. “Let’s just say Randolph was a considerably different community.”
Fortunately for decades of area young people, Keenhold found his way. And since those early days, he has made significant contributions to students and families in the Randolph, Braintree, and Brookfield communities.
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Superintendent's Open Forum
Budget season is upon us, and the district presented its dream budget at last week's School Board meeting. The first presentation represents everything needed to make significant and speedy progress towards the Board's Ends, the district's mission and our improvement initiatives. It's an opportunity for the three communities to evaluate our needs in order to help up prioritize what will be asked for in the realistic budget presented in December. We need and desire your input.
The next meeting with the community is scheduled for December 4th in the RUHS media center at 6:30 PM. We'll discuss the dream budget, explain what parts are most important to the district and school level leaders, and ask for your input on where to prioritize our efforts. We will also seek feedback on two major initiatives that could have a dramatic positive impact on the district: free, full-day pre-school for four year olds and the creation of a middle school to serve the unique needs of those students.
Community feedback is vital to gauge the level of support for these initiates, to learn from your hopes and concerns, and to incorporate the best of the best when it comes to the ideas these forums generate. We hope to see you there.
Budget season is upon us, and the district presented its dream budget at last week's School Board meeting. The first presentation represents everything needed to make significant and speedy progress towards the Board's Ends, the district's mission and our improvement initiatives. It's an opportunity for the three communities to evaluate our needs in order to help up prioritize what will be asked for in the realistic budget presented in December. We need and desire your input.
The next meeting with the community is scheduled for December 4th in the RUHS media center at 6:30 PM. We'll discuss the dream budget, explain what parts are most important to the district and school level leaders, and ask for your input on where to prioritize our efforts. We will also seek feedback on two major initiatives that could have a dramatic positive impact on the district: free, full-day pre-school for four year olds and the creation of a middle school to serve the unique needs of those students.
Community feedback is vital to gauge the level of support for these initiates, to learn from your hopes and concerns, and to incorporate the best of the best when it comes to the ideas these forums generate. We hope to see you there.
