The latest news from Randolph Field ISD
Randolph ISD’s Sweet Mascot Surprise The students of Randolph Elementary always enjoy a special visit from their mascot Rosie the Rohawk during their lunch time at school. A recent visit was an even bigger special surprise for 2 of their elementary students. Danielle Finch decided to play the role of Rosie while secretly surprising her …
Charter schools are free due to public, taxpayer dollars that are taken from traditional public schools when a child enrolls in the charter school. Unlike a traditional public school, charter schools are also funded by private companies, individuals, and interests. They are managed by a private entity vs a community elected board where the public has input. And their boards are appointed vs elected. This means that charter board members can have a financial interest in the success of the schools.
Former Judson Athlete Now a Favorite Randolph Field ISD Coach Coach Matthew Atwell turned his passion for sports and his history at Judson ISD into a career as a beloved coach and school leader in Randolph Field ISD. KENS5 News awarded Atwell their EXCEL Award. Building Relationships in Athletics and Special Needs Atwell serves as …
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On Memorial Day weekend, United States Congressman Henry Cuellar addressed Randolph High School graduates. The Congressman spoke at the Class of 2021 Commencement ceremonies. Cuellar posted that “as we remember the sacrifices of our fallen soldiers, we also take great pride in celebrating our military families and students.” Congratulations to all of Randolph Field ISD graduates!
School districts managing the challenges of a pandemic and highlights, data, statistics, and history of public education in the San Antonio area. By Bobby Blount and Bexar County School Boards Coalition.
On Thursday, April 21 the RFISD Board of Trustees approved the recommendation to appoint Mr. Elliott Ortiz as the newest RFISD Athletic Director. Mr. Ortiz is a graduate of Randolph High School, and has worked in the district as a high school teacher, coach, Girls’ Athletic Coordinator, and is now the fourth Athletic Director in …
The Texas Education Agency is pleased to announce that Randolph Field ISD schools have all fulfilled the criteria requirements of 19 TAC, § 61.1063 for the 2020-2021 school year. Randolph Elementary, Randolph Middle, and Randolph High Schools demonstrate support and commitment to meeting the unique needs of military- connected students and their families, earning the …
San Antonio Area’s School Board Trustees Release a Letter to Governor Abbott Regarding School Openings An excerpt below: As Trustees, we realize that our communities are literally entrusting us with the lives of their students, teachers, district staff, and families. As of today, the Boards of Trustees in our area believe that the current State …
KEEPING STUDENTS FED: FIND YOUR DISTRICT’S MEAL PROGRAM Our San Antonio-area schools’ nutrition services staff works hard providing district children healthy meals even during school closures. Several area cafeteria workers are serving meals throughout the day, and each district has its own program. Find your district’s meal plan details and locations here: Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD …
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Randolph Field ISD students spent a recent Saturday participating in an SAT Prep Boot Camp made possible through RFISD’s DoDEA STEM grants. The Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) works to educate our military family children and share resources with public schools that educate military-connected students. DoDEA grant programs support research-based strategies to raise student …
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#GOPUBLICSANANTONIOHASHTAGFAVES!! Many San Antonio schools welcome parents, students, and staff within the district to have fun using their school-wide hashtags when posting to social media. These unique hashtags can highlight district events, bring attention to district and student accomplishments, commend incredible teachers, instill school pride, inspire students to be more involved in activities, and much …
Cole photography and journalism students traveled to attend and compete at the JEA/NSPA national journalism conference in Chicago with over 6300 students from across the United States! Junior, Raquelle Bennett competed in the Photography Portfolio division at the conference and was one of only three students in the country to receive a Superior Rating.
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