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The undersigned hereby applies for use of Randall School facilities as indicated below and agrees to pay the rental fee stated, if any.

It is agreed that, while being used by the Undersigned, proper control will be maintained over the building and any persons who may be therein.  It is agreed that any damage beyond normal wear and tear while being used for the purpose requested will be the liability of the Undersigned.

The Undersigned agrees to indemnify, save and hold free and harmless Joint District #1, Town of Randall, Village of Twin Lakes, et al., their officers, agents and/or employees, for injury or death of persons or damages to property arising out of, connected with or attributable to the use and occupancy of the building, grounds, or facilities as provided.

(If facility use occurs on a weekend requiring someone to unlock and lock the building the organization or group will pay the employee assigned (via Randall School) to do so two times the regular wage rate of that employee).

NOTE:  In the event that school is closed or canceled for any reason your scheduled activity will also be canceled.  Groups using the Elementary (green) Gym are reminded that the Climbing Wall is not to be used and are asked to monitor this area diligently.

District Administrator

Robert Antholine

Phone: 262-537-2211 x301

Dear Randall Community,

Today, July 1st, 2021 marks the official start of my personal journey as the District Administrator at Randall School. July 1st, 2021 also starts the beginning of our partnership as a greater community to do whatever we can together to ensure every single student that walks the hallways here at Randall has the opportunity to achieve excellence.

Over the past month, I’ve had the opportunity to learn about the administrative pieces, get to know some of our staff, and meet a handful of our parents. While I have a lot to learn, it is clear that there is a passion not just for learning at Randall, but also for the role that Randall School plays within our community. That feeling of community is exciting and confirms that I personally am in the exact place that I want to be.

I very much am looking forward to partnering with our students, teachers, parents, and  greater community to raise the achievement for all students.  As our partnership grows my passions for learning pathways, inclusive cultures, and transparent/impactful relationships will be shared. Starting today I look forward to immersing myself into our community so that I can hear the variety of perspectives from all of our constituents.

While I could continue to write more, I believe in the impact of connecting as much as possible. I would like to offer up a few July dates to meet here at Randall School. These ‘connections’ will take place in our library (pending cleaning schedule) and will last about 45-60 minutes. Additionally, we will be starting a Parent Advisory Team for the 2021-2022 school year. Some details are still to be worked out, but if you are interested please complete this Google form. If the dates/times don’t work for you, please don’t hesitate to contact me, and I would be happy to connect. Lastly, if the current offerings don’t work, I look forward to connecting as the school year starts.

  • July 8, 11:00am (library)

  • July 15, 1:00pm (library)

  • July 21, 4:30pm (library)

Parent Advisory Interest Form

I hope everyone has an enjoyable summer with those that are most important to you. 

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About Our School

District Mission Statement

It is the mission of Randall Consolidated School to serve the best interests of all boys and girls, to declare publicly our aim to provide the highest educational opportunities for each and every one of our young people, to the end that they may find challenge, inspirations, and success limited only by their own potential and ambition.

District Background

Randall Consolidated School Joint District No. 1 is a K-8 district serving a six square mile area in southeastern Wisconsin adjacent to the Illinois state line. The District serves the southwest corner of Kenosha County approximately 22 miles west of Lake Michigan and is adjacent to the northeast corner of McHenry County, Illinois and within 1/2 mile of Lake County, Illinois.

Public education in this area dates back to 1867. In the early 1950's, enrollment demands resulted in several of very small school districts examining the benefits of consolidation of districts. In mid-1955 a referendum was held to establish a township wide grade school district including the Village of Twin lakes. When the referendum failed, the boundaries of the School District of Twin Lakes were, for all practical purposes fixed, and subsequent annexations to the Village of Twin lakes have been served by what is now Randall School. On September 10, 1956 a successful referendum joined Randall District No. 1 and Randall Joint District No. 2. In April, 1957 the Kenosha County (Randall Township) residents served by a school district in Walworth County were, by order of the joint Walworth County-Kenosha County School Committee, attached to the District. The current boundaries of the District were set on August 25, 1958 when a referendum approved including the remaining portion of Randall Joint District No. 3 in the District. The District's first building was occupied in 1959 (financed in 1957). Subsequent additions to the building were constructed in 1961, 1964, 1968, 1979, 1993 and the most recent addition in 2019.  In 2001, the heating, ventilation, air conditioning and mechanical systems were upgraded to provide a more constant and comfortable working environment throughout the entire school.

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