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Randolph School votes for Al Gore!

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Mrs. Watson and Room 210 organized a mock presidential election on October 26. A total of 801 students voted. Al Gore won a landslide victory at Randolph school with 595 students voting for him. Can you figure how many students voted for Bush? (See the table below for the Male - Female totals) or take a test at this site. In the picture above, you can see the election judges with Assistant Principal, Mrs. Brown and Mrs. A. Watson. The students in the picture on the right have just picked up the ballot box. Mrs. Anderson's class (218) made the flags that were posted all over the school and Mrs. Brown provided the balloons.


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Room 217
Researches Each State
and Constructs Dioramas.

Room 127

Mr. Lopatka was asked to teach the pre school, while their teacher Mrs. Holt went to a conference.

Mr. Lopatka took the digital camera and clicked up a storm.

Mrs. Esau provided a wonderful story and lesson.

Students munched on french toast. Life is good in pre-school.

Students from 202 help Remove Rocks and Debris.

On October, the 6th grade students from room 202 came to school in work clothes.

This group helped Mr. Lopatka remove remove rocks and debris from the Annex area.

Students worked very hard and finished quickly

This area will be a nice place for a garden. If you would like to garden a square, e-mail Mr. Lopatka

School-Based Problem Solving Committee

This is the SBPS group meeting. (Left to Right) Mrs. B. Anderson, Mrs. Lacy, Mrs. Kelley, Mrs. Moore and Mrs. G. Anderson.

What is SBPS? School-Based Problem Solving is a regular education initiative for students who are at risk of school failure.

The SBPS process utilizes curriculum-based assessments, interviews and observations to gather relevant data on students. Our goal is to improve the student's academic and/or classroom behavior and to improve and refine instructional skills so that the regular education classroom teacher is better enabled to teach students with diverse learning characteristics and needs.

Mrs. F. Tate, CPS mentor for SBPS, addresses teachers and ESPs in the Firman theater.

Election Results

	Al Gore	George W. Bush
Boys	315	121
Girls	280	85
Totals	595	206