Randall Update February 20th, 2026

Randall Weekly Update - Week 24

🤝🧑🏻‍🏫📘Parent Teacher Conferences

If you were here at Randall today, thank you for attending the bi-annual Parent Teacher Conferences! Your presence and collaboration with staff helps to solidify and build a bridge between the home-to-school relationship. We hope you found the time talking with teachers and staff meaningful and positive!

🌷🌼🐢 Maria from the Pringle Nature Center

Here is a wonderful spring break opportunity for families: Spring Nature Club (ages 5-10). It's a fun outdoor program with nature exploration, games, and crafts; registration required. https://www.pringlenc.org/nature-club (see attachment below with info)

Please be sure to take the following survey from Taher Food Service (see below)

I look forward to continue working with you and our students throughout the 2025-26 school year. It is my goal to be as clear and supportive as possible. Please do not hesitate to reach out to me directly at agarcia@randall.k12.wi.us with any questions or concerns.

Thank you,

Alexandra Garcia-Bankowski

Principal

• Saturday, February 21st - 5th - 8th Grade Choir Fest
• Monday, February 23rd - Professional Development Day for staff - No School for students
• Tuesday, February 24th - Volleyball @ Riverview - 4:00 PM
• Friday, February 27th - Last day of Trimester 3; Junior High Winter Dance - 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
• Monday, March 2nd - 1st Day of Trimester 3

Hi Randall Families!

Last week in our Social-Emotional Learning curriculum, we began a new topic- HONESTY. We had circle discussions to talk about what that word means and why it is so important. This week in Guidance, we watched the short story, "The Boy Who Cried Wolf." The students were so invested in the story. They were easily able to answer questions after the story about why it's so important that we always tell the truth so it felt like the perfect story for our topic.

As always, please reach out with any questions or concerns. :)

Mrs. Roth

Randall School is pleased to announce the launch of the SPEAK UP, SPEAK OUT confidential tipline as part of our school safety efforts. Tiplines are used to identify threats to schools, and for concerns impacting school age youth such as bullying, drug use, suicidal thoughts and more. Schools that promote and use tiplines have less violence overall. The SPEAK UP, SPEAK OUT (SUSO) tipline is run by the Wisconsin Department of Justice’s Office of School Safety. Parents and students, this tool is available for anyone to use to help keep the Randall Community safe!

Randall students will engage in learning about how to advocate for their own (and others') safety and well-being over the next month in partnership with our counselor, Mrs. Roth, as well as other members of our student services team. We encourage you to speak with your child about the importance of communicating when/if they feel that their safety may be compromised.

Here is a LINK to an informational flyer about Speak Up Speak Out.

Thank you in advance for all of your support!