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Yearbooks may be purchased online by visiting the Jostens website. Order your copy today! |
Be sure to check your student’s book bag every Thursday for a plastic envelope containing important school papers. The plastic envelope should be returned to school on Friday.
Randolph IB Middle School, located in Charlotte, North Carolina is part of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Public School System. The school educates approximately 900 children each year. Randolph is a full IB magnet school. For more on the magnet process, click here.Please call (980) 343-6700 or email us if you have questions.
To report an absence, please click here.
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Mission
Randolph IB Middle School exists to create and support a community of adolescents and adults that partner in building intellect and positive character. |
Vision
Randolph IB Middle School will continue to provide a cultural and academic "World of Possibilities" to its diverse student body. |
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Beliefs
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All students can learn
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Students learn at different rates and in different ways
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Adolescents have special learning needs
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Students can become lifelong learners
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Students need more than basic academic skills to become successful adults
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Respect for diversity is important
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We value the relationships between adolescents and adults
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Students should be productive citizens now and in the future
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Encouraging positive character is essential
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DATES TO REMEMBER
2/8/2010 Basketball vs. Carmel
2/9/2010 AMC 10
2/9/2010 NAL versus AG
Media Center after school
2/11/2010 Honor Roll Parties
Basketball at Quail Hollow
2/12/2010 Scholastic Challenge
Valentine's Dance
2/13/2010 CMS Middle School
Honors Orchestra Concert
Piedmont IB Middle at 5:00 pm
2/15/2010 Snow Makeup Day
Regular Day of School
2/16/2010 Shakespeare Recitation Competition
Wingate University
2/18/2010 Basketball vs. AG
2/23/2010 Family Game Night
2/24/2010 Basketball at Community House
2/24-28/2010 8th Grade Trip to Disney
3/2/2010 Battle of the Books Competition
4/23/2010 Annual International Festival
Randolph offers a rich and challenging learning environment where:
We are an International Baccalaureate magnet and the only CMS middle school offering the Horizons program in gifted students studies.
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An average of 87% of our students performed at or above grade level in reading and math last year.
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We met ALL federal goals for the No Child Left Behind Act.
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Our student population is among the most diverse in the city, with more than 32 different nationalities.
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Randolph is a Professional Development School with a partnership with UNCC.
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We were featured nationally in U.S. News & World Report for our winning combination of academic excellence and diversity.
Get the PTSA November newsletter! For past editions, click on the archives.
The PTSA needs volunteers to help with a variety of projects. You can get involved by registering as a CMS volunteer at Volunteer Registration or by sending an e-mail to RMS PTSA.
Remember to join the PTSA – it’s just $7.00! Prizes will be awarded for the most participation. Check the newsletter for details.
 Support Randolph IB by shopping at your local Harris Teeter. Be sure to link you VIC card to Randolph IB. Our school code is 1633. Click here to link your VIC card online.
 Our media center is collecting General Mills Box Tops! For more information on this program and the many opportunities for participation, please visit the Box Tops site. Don't forget to check out the Marketplace where you can shop online with some of your favorite retailers and earn cash for Randolph with every purchase. 
 We also collect the UPC codes from Campbells products. Please visit the Campbells site for more information.
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IB strategies allow students to develop global perspectives that will impact individual decisions and actions.
Students expand their awareness of the world through a strong multicultural emphasis and community service projects.
IBMYP Powerpoint
Randolph/UNCC PDS
Randolph has formed an innovative partnership with UNCC to become a Professional Development School. Through this collaboration, UNCC students work with Randolph faculty to reach the goals of preparation of new teachers, faculty development, improved practice, and enhanced student achievement.
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Randolph IB Middle School has been named a Magnet School of Excellence by the Magnet Schools of America. This is the highest distinction a magnet school can achieve. Schools are chosen based on their demonstration of commitment to high academic standards, curriculum innovation, successful desegregation/diversity efforts, specialized teaching staffs, and parent and community involvement. To view the CMS news coverage of this announcement, 
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