“Always we’ll remember, though the years pass by, Alma Mater glorious, forever Randolph High.” These words echoed throughout Bauer Field as Randolph High School’s Symphonic Band and Choir delivered moving musical renditions to begin yesterday's celebration of the Class of 2023. At Graduation, we celebrated the end of an amazing chapter of our graduates’ long journey in Randolph Township Schools. However, we also honored and recognized new beginnings as each graduate now embarks on and forges their own uniqu
Speaking directly to the Class of 2023, Randolph High School Principal Jessica Caruso Baxter acknowledged the many memories she will recall as she remembers this class. “As I wrote this speech, it came naturally to me to let you know how proud I am of you all and how much I have loved spending time with you. Whether it be greeting you as you sleepily entered the Commons doors in the morning, talking to you in the lunch line, applauding at your performances, reading your news stories, coveting your artwork,
Superintendent Jennifer Fano added: "Over the past 13 years, you have all been on a journey filled with moments that will guide you for the rest of your lives. In the words of Ralph Waldo Emerson, “life is a journey, not the destination.” Starting on your very first day of Kindergarten, you began to be shaped by the experiences you had in our schools. From learning to read and write for the first time, to becoming the well-rounded, articulate young adults you are today; you have changed and grown so much. A
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