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Happy February!

J ust a quick reminder the students have two days off this month: Friday, February 8th and Monday, February

18th. Conference night is February 7th, and we will have a General PTSA meeting at 4:40pm in the cafeteria

prior to conferences open to all parents! We will be discussing and voting on the budget update, and it will

coincide with the teacher appreciation conference night dinner. We will also be having a clearance sale on Randall

t-shirts outside the cafeteria in the bus parking lot, so even if you aren’t coming to conferences, you can just

swing in and grab a few extra shirts! We will have this year’s shirt as well as several “retro” shirts from past years.

All shirts will be $5 and sizes are “first come, first served” from 5-6:30pm.

Thanks to your amazing fundraising efforts, and several major sponsor donations, we were able to give out over

$10,000 in teacher grants! Some items included: flexible seating for classrooms, white boards, kindle e-readers

(not every kid has a cell phone), and many more items to enhance student learning. The teachers are incredibly

grateful for your support!

Our biggest program of the year has kicked off, our student and teacher photography contest. Please see info

below, and on next page. Each student can submit 2 photos. The deadline for photos has changed to February

15th. The photos will be displayed in front of Art Monkey at the Fishhawk Sunday Market on March 3rd from 9am

-2pm. Everyone who comes out will have a chance to vote for “people’s choice” award. I love this event, because

the Randall students get to show off their talents to the community, not just our Randall family.

Friday, March 8th will be the 6/7th grade party after school. This year’s theme will be decided at the next SGA

meeting. We really wanted to involve the students this year so that they have a sense they truly are part of the

PTSA.

Have a great month,

Terri Fischer

President’s Pen Terri Fischer

Volume 19, Issue 6

February 2019

Randall Middle School PTSA

February 7th, 4: 40pm

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.randallptsa.org/


Calling All Photographers! Terri Fischer

Randall PTSA Photography contest categories:

Selfie/Faces

Landscape/Nature

Wildlife/Pets

Close-up

Deadline, Feb. 15th **1st prize $75, 2nd prize $50, and 3rd prize $25 in each category**

Rules

1. Each student is allowed to submit TWO photographs only. Please indicate what category you would like to sub-

mit your photograph(s) in.

2. The entrant/student must be the photographer. The photograph must be an original work created by the Con-

test entrant. By entering the Contest, entrant represents, acknowledges and warrants that the submitted Photo-

graphs are original works created solely by the entrant and that no other party has any right, title, claim or interest

in the photographs.

3. Obscene, provocative, or otherwise objectionable content will not be considered, and such determination is solely

at the discretion of Randall PTSA and Administration.

4. Entries need to be a 5 x 7 or 5 x 5 print and submitted to their homeroom teacher no later than Thursday Feb.

15th. Please include name, homeroom teacher and category you would like the photograph entered into on

back of each photo and on attached sheet.

All photographs will be displayed at a local event at Art Monkey in Park Square on March 3rd. Winners will be an-

nounced at the event. There will also be a chance for family and friends to vote at the event for their favorite photo-

graph. This “People’s Choice” award will be determined by the photographs receiving the most votes, with first place

winning $75, second place $50, abd third place $25. (A photograph can win for both a category and people’s choice)

Some things to consider for a winning photograph:

Technical criteria

Focus and/sharpness

Color Depth of field

Contrast

Lighting

Visual and aesthetic criteria

Framing and choice of viewpoint

Background

Design elements and principles

Visual impact

Viewer’s response

Visual

Aesthetic

Intellectual

Emotional

Excitement

Interest

Content

Information

Emotion

Mood

Feeling

symbolism, metaphor

The moment

Relevance

Subject impact

General characteristics

Originality

Style

Context

Communication through the language of

Photographic vision




Limo Lunch at Cherry’s

T he PTSA was excited to have had 34 students attend the Cherry’s Limousine Luncheon. These stu-

dents sold 15 or more items for our Fall PTSA fundraiser and as a result, we are able to grant teacher

grants, funding for the 6, 7, 8th grade dances and campus safety and beautifcian initiatives. They were

able to ride in style and have a fun lunch at Cherry’s! We are grateful for all their entrepreneur efforts.

USA Break Dancers

F or the top earners who sold 5 or more items for our Fall fundraiser, 85 students were invited to at-

tend a break dance demonstration by USA Break dancers. An interactive fun time was had by all!

Strawberry Sales!

T hanks to everyone who participated in our first-time strawberry fundraiser! The fundraiser supports both the PTSA and

local farmers. Partnering with a fourth-generation local farmer, Wish Farms located in Plant City, the PTSA are able to

bring you farm-to-table same day strawberries! The homeroom with leading sales will have a homeroom strawberry short-

cake party! Pick up date is slated for the week after President’s weekend. We are “berry” grateful for all those who support-

ed the sale!

T hanks to all the families who supported our Spirit Nights so far. Taco Yolo

has graciously matched the proceeds from our last spirit night , and this

brings our total earnings to $588.50! This is a fantastic help to our PTSA, and

we are so happy to support our local businesses.

Our next Spirit Night is Wednesday, February 13th at Fishhawk Pizza. Remem-

ber to mention Randall Middle School as a percentage will be donated back to

our PTSA to help support our school, students and staff/teachers that do so

much.

Thanks for your support!!

PTSA Fundraiser Information Colleen Horan-Green

T he Community and Law Enforcement Workshops & Services, Inc. - CLEWS Pro-

gram - is a service that brings students in Hillsborough County, Florida together

with law enforcement officers to discuss issues they both are invested in. On January

10th 56 students representing all 7th grade Civics classes were invited to participate in

this day long event that included brain storming sessions, fun activities and a tour of a

police cruiser, followed by pizza and a chance to socialize and ask questions of several

different types of officers.

Spirit Night Patricia Fry

C.L.E.W.S. Program




Soup for the Soul Megan Bourgeois

Seeds of Hope

I t’s an event that will warm your soul . . . “Soup for the Soul” Charity Event

To benefit the Seeds of Hope Backpack Program

Feb. 21st, 6-8pm

Randall Middle School

Each Event Ticket Includes:

• Endless bowls of five “Celebrity Chef” soups

• Hand painted commemorative bowl per family

• Bread, Salad, and Dessert

• Tableside entertainment!

All proceeds from Soup for the Soul will support the Randall Backpacks of Hope program which

provides 200 weekend backpacks of food weekly for students in 12 local elementary schools who

have food insecurity. Tickets are available online at: https://sohopefl.org/soup-for-the-soul/

1 ticket—$15/ticket

2 or more tickets—$12.50 each

Virtual Soup for the Soul tickets are also available online for relatives who may want to support the

backpack program but are not able to come to the event.

Remember: This is an event led and coordinated by NHS and RMS Seeds of Hope club students with a

goal to help fund the food that goes into the RMS weekly backpacks of food, food that is delivered to

the students whose families have been identified as food insecure. The success of this event ensures

the backpack program will continue to provide wonderful service and leadership opportunities for the

students at Randall as well as food to students in need.



https://sohopefl.org/soup-for-the-soul/


Student Recognition and Info

I t’s been a great start to the year for our Randall FFA. The horse

judging team placed second at the State contest in December.

Congratulations to Gillian Matheson, Genesis Manrow, Emma Hill and

Lily Clark. Lily also was the second high individual of the contest too!

Dallas Edwards received the Herdsman Award at the HCF Swine Show

and Sale.

Randall also represented at the Sub District Competition. They partici-

pated in the Opening and Closing Ceremonies, Creed Speaking, Ex-

temporaneous Public Speaking. Congrats to Abby Harris for placing

third and also to Alex Lugo for placing second in Prepared Public

Speaking.

The Tool Identification Team placed 13th in the state. Congratulations

to Nate Murray, Ryan Cobb, Sam Gerken, Spencer Baylor. The team

had to correctly identify and name the uses of 40 tools common to the

Agriculture Education Curriculum.

The Meat and Livestock evaluation teams traveled to the University of

Florida to participate in their clinics for the upcoming contests.

Back at the Land Lab, our Ag students are excited to show off the

radishes they have grown.

FFA News

Kassy Mendenall

Volleyball

C ongratulations to our Randall Lady Hawks Volleyball

team! They are the Hillsborough County Public

Schools South East Cluster Champs, and they went all the

way to the HCPS final championship game. After a valiant

fight, they came in 2nd place, and we couldn’t be more

proud. Go Lady Hawks!




ATTENTION SIXTH GRADE PARENTS: Before starting seventh grade in a

Hillsborough County Public School, students are required to have record of the fol-

lowing additional immunization on file at the school:

Tdap

Many students get this shot at their 11 or 12 year old well child visits. Record of immunization can be submitted to the front

office anytime before the start of the next school year. Please contact your school nurse at [email protected] with

questions or concerns.

Thank you,

Sara Huffman RN BSN

School Nurse

Bevis Elementary/Randall Middle School

Staff Awards and

Recognition

A huge congratulations to Mrs. Tucy, Ms.

Lopez, and Mrs. Billups on their awards!

Mrs. Tucy was voted Randall’s Teacher of the

Year, Mrs. Billups won the Ida S. Baker award,

and Ms. Lopez was awarded Randall’s Non-

Instructional Staff Member of the Year. We are

incredibly lucky to have such a dedicated staff at

our school, and we are happy to acknowledge

the hard work of these deserving award win-

ners! Thank you all for putting our students first.

Student and Staff Recognition

T hank you to the Newsome JROTC students and all the veterans

from our Randall/Newsome family and beyond! We held a Vet-

eran’s Day Memorial to honor all those who have bravely fought and

served our country, and the Newsome JROTC was kind enough to

come to our school and perform a flag ceremony. Fishhawk has a

deep connection to the military in our community, and we are grate-

ful and thankful to our veterans. Our JROTC students at Newsome’s

ROTC program are special indeed, and we are so proud of them.

Thank you for bringing this memorial to Randall!

Junior ROTC Veteran’s

Day Salute




T he media center is one happening place! Every day the computer labs are booked for teacher instruction

and book checkout is at a high! The media lunch crew is staying busy. There is always lots to do! What is

coming up?? THE BOOK FAIR!!!

Book Fair is next week!! Wooohoo! We will be open from Monday through Thursday starting at 9:00am and

closing at 4:30pm. We will also be open on conference night for your convenience!! Do you want to set up an

e-wallet for your child? An e-wallet is an electronic wallet that a parent can set up for his/her student. In doing

this, the student doesn’t have to bring any money to school. They just give their name and we can look up how

much the parent has approved as the maximum amount! Then the parent is only charged for the amount of

the purchase! How easy is that! Follow the link below for e-wallet setup or to shop the book fair online. If you

purchase online, it can be delivered to the school with no additional shipping fees.

http://onlinebookfairs.scholastic.com/entrance.aspx?fID=3916498&direct=Y

Thank you again for all the support you have given the media center!

Cynde Hardy

Media Specialist

Randall Middle School



http://onlinebookfairs.scholastic.com/entrance.aspx?fID=3916498&direct=Y


Mary Vaughn, SSEP Community

Program Director

NEW SEMESTER

STEM will begin meeting again on Monday, February 4. Fall members and new spring members had an opportunity to sign up for an

area of interest January 22-29.

Room assignments will be in the 100 Hallway by the STEM Bulleting Board on Thursday, January 31.

STEM Field Trip

Each year STEM takes a Field Trip. This year we will going to the Space Center. We will go on April 5. Information will go home on

February 4 during STEM. Additional information will be on the STEM website. Students will be given the opportunity to sign up for

the field trip from February 4 at 9:00 AM to February 14 at 4:30 PM. Registration will take place on the website and fees must be pre-

paid on the site.

Looking forward to a great day of learning and fun!!

COMPETITIONS

It is an exciting time for all STEM teams who spend a lot of time preparing for their competitions.

SSEP

Our Student Spaceflight Experiment Program groups qualified to be considered to go to the Internation- al

Space Station. One groups projected is going and they have been working hard to revise their project. Group members are: Payton

Hardy, Sydney Jacobson, Riana Basista, and Alexander Januario. Mrs. Vaughn is the sponsor of this activity.

ROBOTICS

The RoboHawks, RoboHawks 2.0, and Robo-Hawks Rookies took part in a qualifying tournament on Sat-

urday, January 19. The Robo-Hawks Rookies consist of all 6th graders who are new to FLL Robotics. They

were named the Rookie team of the tournament. Team members are: Justin Youngblood, Chiara Torsone,

Connor Vincent, Sohan Maganty, Chris Shoup, Mary Taylor, and John Vanda.

The Robo-Hawks 2.0 placed first in Teamwork. Team members are: Savin Karki, Rishab Talwani, Chris

Thompson, Braiden Ames, Ayush Dabbiru, Ben Murphy, and Joseph Schwabb.

The Robo-Hawks placed first in Research on their project. Team members are: Will Carter, Peyton Hardy,

Blake Bole, Arnav Chavda, Keiko Moral, Ian Thorn, and Findlay Hartman.

All three teams qualified for Regional at HCC Plant City on February 23.

Coaches are: Mrs. Stevie Cox, Mr. Jon Bock, and Dr. Pat Sanders.

Mentors are: Mr. Larry Torsone, Mrs. Melissa Murphy, Mrs. Cyndy Hardy, and Mrs. Terry Mayekar.

Up Coming Competitions

The Science Olympiad team will compete in regionals on Saturday, February 9.

Mathletics are busy competing in two event each month.

Bridge Building Club competition will take place on February 16 at USF.




WANTED: BOX TOPS

S tart sending in those Box Tops! Spring collection

will run February 1-12th, but you can send in the

tops at any time. Make sure to put it in an envelope of

baggie with your child’s homeroom written on it. The

winning homerooms will be awarded donuts. We have

already received our first check from the Box Tops for

Education in the amount of $600. Thank you for help-

ing earn money for our school!

Reflections Christine King & Michele Clor

C ongratulations to the following students for receiving an Award of Merit from the

County PTA Reflections Program:

Camila Gonzalez

Gabrielle Sanders

The National PTA Reflections Program is an arts recognition and achievement program.

The theme this year was “Heroes Around Me.”

Thank you to All students who participated. If you have questions about the Randall

Reflections program, please email [email protected]

Box Tops! Jennifer Keipper

Important Programs

Relay For Life Donna Martinez

H ave a Heart and donate to Randall’s Relay

for Life Team on Thursday morning,

February 14th in the carline for Valentine’s Day!

All funds raised will go to the American Cancer

Society.

Thanks for your support!

Teacher Appreciation

Jennifer Abdoney T hank you to all who donated items for December’s staff apprecia-

tion holiday coffee cart. There were so many goodies for the staff

to eat, and they snacked all day! It was a really fun way to celebrate

the holidays, and we can’t wait to do this event again next year. Thank

you also to all the volunteers who helped set up and serve.

Our next teacher appreciation event will be catering a dinner for the

teachers during conference night, February 7th. If you are able to do-

nate items or help serve dinner, please see this sign up link:

https://m.signupgenius.com/#!/showSignUp/20f0f45a4a72da20-

randall32/71248133




https://m.signupgenius.com/#!/showSignUp/20f0f45a4a72da20-randall32/71248133

https://m.signupgenius.com/#!/showSignUp/20f0f45a4a72da20-randall32/71248133


Counselor’s Corner Melissa Miller 6th Grade Counselor

Here is the important information for you to be aware of in February:

1. Please be sure you’re regularly checking both the student’s Edsby account as well as the parent’s account because there is

different information on each of them. Keep in touch with teachers via email in order to ensure your children are doing well.

More information can be found at mySPOT at myspot.sdhc.k12.fl.us

2. Students have three opportunities each semester to pass their classes. They need to earn at least two points (three for high

school credit classes) each semester for each core class which includes 1st quarter, 2nd quarter and the semester exam. An A is

worth 4 points, a B is 3 points, a C is 2 points, a D is 1 point and an F is 0 points. Of course, it’s best to earn at least A’s and B’s

in high school credit classes in order to keep that GPA up.

3. Randall’s Kindness Club “Start With Hello” has meetings on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays in Room 130 (chorus room) from 8:30

to 9:15. If you have a Kindness Club t-shirt, be sure to wear it on these club days. Applications can be gotten from Ms. Kirby,

6th grade History and Reading teacher, in room 501 or from Ms. Miller, 6th grade Counselor, in the guidance office. There is a

$20 fee which includes a t-shirt although there’s only a limited number left, and those payments should be given to Ms. Kirby

in room 501. Students can also sign up on Edsby to be a part of this group and get important information. Look for activities

and information on our bulletin board outside of the art room near the media center! The club members did community ser-

vice all around the school for MLK Day, and they’ve been spreading the kindness by performing random acts of kindness. : )

4. Programming was done by Ms Miller, 6th grade Counselor, and Ms Roberts, 7th grade Counselor, during the last week of Janu-

ary. The 6th and 7th graders were given papers for them to pick their top 4 choices of electives for next school year, and appli-

cations were given to those who wanted to do Yearbook/Journalism and/or AVID. The elective sheets are due to their social

studies teacher by 2/4 (with parent signature on it), and the applications are due to the guidance office 2/7. If they miss

those deadlines, they will be given whatever electives have seats left. If you have questions, please email Ms Miller or Ms Rob-

erts depending on what grade level your child is.

5. Conference Night is on 2/7 from 5:00 to 7:00 pm, so please meet with teachers if your child is having difficulties.

6. There will no school on 2/8 for Fair Day or 2/18 for President’s Day or on 3/4 for Strawberry Festival, so enjoy your time off! : )

7. You can keep up on the happenings at Randall through parent links that are sent out at least weekly by Ms. Mawhinney, the

principal, but you need to have a current email address in our computer system. You can also get lots of information through

this newsletter and through Edsby and through our school’s website at randall.mysdhc.org and on our electronic marquee in

the front of the school.

8. Ms. Miller is the 6th grade counselor and can be reached at [email protected] or at 740-3900 x255. Ms. Roberts is

the 7th grade counselor and can be reached at [email protected] or at 740-3900 x233. Ms. Richards is the 8th

grade counselor and can be reached at [email protected] or at 740-3900 x231. Email is probably the easiest way

to reach the counselors since they are in and out of their offices frequently. In the guidance office we also have Ms. Hutchings,

the Literacy Coach, and she can be reached at [email protected] or at 740-3900 x234. Our Military Family Life

Counselor is Ms. Alsing, and she’s at Randall Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays. She can be reached at

[email protected] or at 740-3900 x235. Our psychologist is Ms. Porto, and she’s at Randall on Mondays,

Tuesdays and Wednesdays. She can be reached at [email protected] or at 740-3900 x236. Our social worker is Ms.

Jahnke, and she’s at Randall on Mondays and Wednesdays. She can be reached at [email protected] or at 740-3900

x236. Our bilingual paraprofessional is Ms. Rodriguez, and she’s at Randall on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesday mornings.

She can be reached at [email protected] or at 740-3900 x244











Feb. 1st 8:30am NJHS Meeting

8:30am Team Building Game

8:30am Bridge Building

8:30am Mathletics

8:30am 3D Printing

9:00am Book Fair

9:00am Band/Orch/Chorus All County

PTSA Dual Treat Day

Feb. 2nd Band/Orch/Chorus All County

Groundhog’s Day

Feb. 4th 8:30am Beta Club

8:30am STEM Club

9:00am Book Fair (4th-8th)

3:20pm Orchestra Dress Rehearsal

3:25pm Talent Show Audition

5:30pm Soccer v. Burns

Feb. 5th 4:25pm Talent Show Auditions

Feb. 6th 8:30am CST

8:30am Kindness Club

8:40am Seeds of Hope

6:30pm Orchestra Pre-MPA Concert

Feb. 7th 8:30am Robotics

8:30am Drama Club

9:00am FFA Fresh from FL Brkfst

10:00am FFA at FL State Fair

5:00pm Conference Night

9:30am PTSA General Meeting

Student Of Month treat day

Feb. 8th FL State Fair Day/No School

Solo/Ensemble Assessment

Feb. 10-17 FFA at FL State Fair

Feb. 11th 8:30am STEM Club

2:45pm Problem Solving Team

Feb. 12th 4:30pm SAC Meeting

6:00pm Soccer v. Rodgers

Feb. 13th 8:40am Seeds of Hope

9:00am 8th Grade Jr. Achievement Trip

Spirit Night-Fishhawk Pizza

Feb. 14th 8:15am Pretty Amazing Meeting

Jr. Achievement Trip

8:30am Robotics

8:30am Drama Club

12:00pm Orchestra MPA Event

6:00pm Soccer v. Barrington

Valentine’s Day

Feb. 15th 8:30am SAL Meeting

8:30am FBLA Meeting


8:30am Mathletics

8:30am 3D Printing

Photo Contest Due Date

Feb. 18th President’s Day/No School

9:00am National FFA Week

Feb. 19th 8:30am Subject PLC’s

Feb. 20th 8:30am CST

8:30am Kindness Club Meeting


6:00pm Soccer v. Shields

Feb. 21st 8:30am ILT

8:30am Robotics

8:30am Drama Club

6:00pm Soup for the Soul Dinner

Feb. 22nd 6:30am 8th Grade Field Trip


8:30am Mathletics

8:30am 3D Printing

Feb. 25th 8:30am STEM Club

2:45pm Problem Solving Team

3:20pm FFA Meeting

3:25pm Talent Show Rehearsal

Feb. 27th 8:30am Steering Meeting


9:00am FFA at FL Strawberry Festival

Feb. 28th 8:15am Pretty Amazing Meeting

8:30am Robotics

8:30am Drama Club

4:20pm Band Dress Rehearsal

6:00pm Soccer v. Eisenhower

March 1st America Sings Chorus Event

8:30am Beta Club

8:30am Team Building Game Meeting


8:30am Mathletics

8:30am 3D Printing

March 4th Strawberry Festival/No School

March 8th 6th/7th Grade Dance

Save The Date!




S ince the launch of our PTSA Community and Business Partner Program, we are thrilled to announce

the following supporters:

Randall PTSA thanks the following business members for their generous support.

• Valrico Animal Clinic

• Taco Yolo

• McCart and Tesmer

• Law Office of Leighton and Hyde

• KidSensABLE Therapy LLC

• Camden Elizabeth

• Flatwoods Consulting Group

• Osprey Observer

• Premier Care Pediatrics

• Abdoney Pediatric Dentistry

• Busciglio Smiles Orthodontics

• Bee Express Bus Transportation

• Bayberry Dental

• NZone Sports

• Rodan + Fields, Eileen Castro

• Mathnasium

• And Pediatric Dentistry

• Express Oil Change/Tire Engineers


• iHeartSmiles Pediatric Dentistry

and Orthodontics

• Jeremiah’s Italian Ice

• Kannan Deivasigamani Realtor,

DRK Homes

• Monique Va-Keller Williams Real

Estate

• RK T-Shirts

• Tijuana Flats

• Smoothie King

• State Farm-Melissa Snively

• Aguiar Photography

• Alana Orsci Family

GOLD SPONSORS:

• Abdoney Orthodontics

• KW/Keller Williams, Monique Va, Real-

tor

• Busciglio Smiles Orthodontics and Pe-

diatric Dentistry

• People’s Choice Realty, Kannan

Deilvasigamani, Realtor

• iHeart Smiles Pediatric Dentistry

and Orthodontics

• NZone Sports FishHawk

• Bee Express Bus Transportation

• Bayberry Dental

SILVER SPONSORS:


• RK T-Shirts

BRONZE SPONSORS:

• Express Oil Change/Tire Engineers

• RODAN+FIELDS/Eileen P. Castro,

Consultant

HAWK SPONSORS:

• State Farm/Melissa Snively, Agent

• Jeremiah’s Italian Ice

• Tijuana Flats Tex Mex

• Smoothie King

• Valrico Animal Clinic

O ur partnership program is a successful way that allows our RMS PTSA to support local businesses

while helping them to meet their marketing and branding goals while supporting our students,

school, and faculty. If you are interested in joining our Partnership Program or know of a business that

might be interested in the benefits we have to offer, please call Colleen Horan-Green, PTSA Vice Presi-

dent of Ways and Means, at 516.695.3647 or via email at [email protected]. The RMS PTSA is

grateful for our community support and we look forward to supporting your business!

RMS PTSA Community and Business Partner Program

Colleen Horan-Green





RMS PTSA Community Sponsors

Gold Sponsors

Silver Bronze

Hawk

Bee Express

Alana Orsci Family




Colleen Horan-Green

Below are the benefits of our Community and Business Partner Program. To see RMS PTSA Com-

munity and Business Partner Program Opportunities and Sponsorship information please visit:

http://www.randallptsa.org/online-store/sponsorships/

Gold Level:

• Opportunity for you to provide us with your business banner (standard size) for placement on school property.

• Marquee board “Thank You” to your company on display with GOLD sponsor level listing during the school year.

• Logo placement and link via school PTSA website listed prominently as GOLD sponsor.

• Recognition on school Facebook pages (Randall Middle School Parents, Randall Middle School 6th Grade Parents, Randall

Middle School 7th Grade Parents, Randall Middle School 8th Grade Parents) listed as GOLD sponsor,

• Recognition in email and twitter blasts to 1400+ parents/guardians.

• Two flyers for the school year (provided by you) for advertisement/coupon.

• Business ad in all PTSA newsletters sent to all parents/guardians.

• Opportunity to address PTSA Membership during a PTSA General Meeting.

• Complimentary business membership.

Silver Level:

• Marquee board “Thank You” to your company on display with SILVER sponsor level listing during the school year.

• Logo placement as SILVER sponsor on school PTSA website.


Middle School 7th Grade Parents, Randall Middle School 8th Grade Parents) listed as SILVER sponsor.

• Recognition in email and twitter blasts to 1400+ parents/guardians.

• One flyer for the school year (provided by you) for advertisement/coupon.

• Recognized in school PTSA newsletters sent to all parents/guardians.

• Recognized at a PTSA meeting.

• Complimentary business membership.

Bronze Level:

• Marquee board “Thank You” to your company on display with BRONZE sponsor level listing during the school year.

• Logo placement as BRONZE sponsor on school PTSA website.


Middle School 7th Grade Parents, Randall Middle School 8th Grade Parents) listed as BRONZE sponsor.

• Recognition in email and twitter blasts to all 1400+ parent/guardians.

• Recognition in school PTSA newsletter sent to all parents/guardians.

• Recognized at PTSA meeting. • Complimentary business membership.

Hawk Partner:

• Recognition in email and twitter blasts to all 1400+ parent/guardians.

• Recognition in school PTSA newsletter sent to all parents/guardians.

• Recognized at PTSA meeting.

Randall Sponsorship Opportunities




PTSA Mission

• A powerful voice for children

• A relevant source for families and

communities

• A strong advocate for the education

and well being of every child

The Hawk Herald is a publication produced

by Randall Middle School’s PTSA. It is

designed to keep our families informed on

current events and happenings at our

school.

The Hawk Herald is published on the first

Wednesday of each month. The deadline for

submissions is the Friday prior to the online

publication date, which is the first

Wednesday of the month. Submissions for

consideration should be emailed to Ty

Walck: [email protected]

2018-2019 RANDALL PTSA EXECUTIVE BOARD

President Terri Fischer

Vice President of Ways and Means Colleen Horan-Green

Vice President of Membership Megan Bourgeois

Vice President of Programs Sandy BuShea

Vice President of Communications Liza Grimm

Treasurer Jennifer Collis

Recording Secretary Mary Spencer

CHAIR POSITIONS

Book Fair Kara Baer

Box Tops Jennifer Keipper

Business membership Megan Bourgeois

Cultural Arts /Advocacy Nadya Sinn

Hawking/Marquee Pinkal Patel

Newsletter Ty Walck

Reflections Christine King & Michele Chlor

Reindeer Grams Allison Swartz & Nancy Caliguire

Spirit Nights Patty Fry

School Principal Claire Mawhinney

Staff Appreciation Jennifer Abdoney

Student Recognition Karyna Boettger & Nancy Moline

T-shirts/Magnets Laurie Bumberg & Sara Huffman

Volunteers Mandy Zimmerman

Website Liza Grimm

Hillsborough County School Board

2018-19

Jeff Eakins

Superintendent of Schools

Tamara Shamburger

Chair, County School Board

Melissa Snively

Vice Chair, County School Board

Steve Cona

County School Board

Stacy Hahn

County School Board

Cindy Stuart

County School Board

Karen perez

County School Board

Lynn Gray

County School Board

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