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Parking Lot Safety

Now that the weather is changing, we are noticing a lot more traffic during morning drop-off and afternoon pick-up.  Please be sure to give yourself plenty of time to deal with the traffic back up, espeically in the morning.  There has been quite a few tardy students due to the traffic congestion in the parking lot.  It is also important for the flow of traffic for all cars to turn RIGHT out of the parking lot.  This will help with the back up from the light. 

If you are walking with your children, please be sure to watch for cars that are exiting the school driveway.  Thank you all for your help with keeping our Superstars safe!

Randall Superstar Students

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STAR Testing Begins May 1, 2012

On May 1st, Randall Elementary will begin state testing in Grades 2-6. The Standardized Testing And Reporting assessments are given statewide and are used to calculate our school's Annual Yearly Progress (AYP) as well as our Academic Performance Index (API). STAR test results are also used to measure student learning as well as review the quality of Randall's instructional programs. It is very important that we achieve accurate results. You can help us by ensuring that your child goes to bed on time, eats healthy, and comes to school on time. Below this message are documents that include more detailed advice and was presented at our Parent University on April 24th. Thanks to Ms. Rodriguez for the Spanish translation. Good luck!

STAR Advice

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STAR Advice - English
4/30/12 - Thien Hua
STAR Schedule - Randall
4/30/12 - Thien Hua
STAR Advice - Spanish
4/30/12 - Thien Hua

2011 Pertussis (Whooping Cough) Immunization Requirements for Students

There has been a dramatic increase in the number of cases of pertussis (commonly referred to as “whooping cough”) in California this year and 7 infants have died.  Fortunately, no whooping cough related deaths have been reported in Santa Clara County as of August 2010, but we have seen many more cases of whooping cough than usual.

Whooping cough is a vaccine-preventable disease.  The best way to stop this epidemic and keep it from spreading to babies is to get as many people vaccinated as possible.  Because the vaccine wears off with time, young people and adults should also get a shot for whooping cough.

If your child 10 years and older has not yet received the “Tdap” pertussis booster shot, please contact your doctor or health department.  Getting a booster shot now will protect your child against the ongoing threat of pertussis and meet a new school requirement that begins in the 2011-2012 school year (California Law – Assembly Bill 354).

Adults are also advised to get a pertussis booster shot, if they haven’t already, to protect themselves, their families and students.

For 2011-1012 School Year Only

All students entering 7th through 12th grades will need proof of a Tdap Booster Shot before starting school.  This requirement:

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Robert Randall Elementary School

1300 Edsel Drive
Milpitas,Ca 95035
408-635-2662

Principal: Kristian Lecours
Assistant Principal: Thien Hua

Internet Safety and Digital Citizenship

Milpitas Unified School District is now offering resources to parents on the topic of Digital Citizenship. These resources cover topics such as cyberbullying, protecting your child's reputation, online etiquette, respecting creative work, research skills, plagiarism, and more. For more information please access our Digital Citizenship page located in the Parent Resources section. We will be constantly adding more resources and information to this part of our website as we get them.