Kirby Christian

06/06/2026

This graduation was especially meaningful and personal for me.

As I watched the Class of 2026 cross the stage, I couldn't help but reflect on their journey, resilience, and determination. I am incredibly proud of all they have accomplished and the obstacles they have overcome to reach this milestone.

To the graduates: continue to dream big, work hard, and believe in yourselves. The future is full of opportunities, and I have no doubt each of you will make a positive impact wherever life takes you.

Congratulations, Class of 2026! Your community is proud of you, and I can't wait to see what comes next.

06/03/2026

I was honored to support and volunteer at Girls On The Run last weekend. An impressive number of girls from Randolph Public Schools and their educators participated in this statewide event. Despite the rain, cold, and wind, their determination remained unwavering. I am immensely proud of their efforts.!

06/03/2026

We’re proud to announce the following schools have been named a PLTW 2025-26 Distinguished School

Project Lead The Way curriculum is a national nonprofit organization that provides hands-on, project-based STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) programs for PreK-12 students.

This is awarded for their commitment to increasing student access, engagement, and achievement in
their PLTW programs.
- NORTH RANDOLPH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
- MARGARET L DONOVAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
-JOHN F. KENNEDY ELEMENTARY
- MARTIN E YOUNG ELEMENTARY
- RANDOLPH HIGH SCHOOL

06/03/2026

So Happy for Mr. K. I remember the Lyons School days. You were awesome then and you will be great in this position!!

Excited to announce our next Principal of the Young Elementary, Mr. Natan Kotlyar!

06/03/2026

Congratulations to Randolph Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Thea Stovell Herndon on being recognized with the 2026 M.A.S.S. President’s Award!

Congratulations to Randolph Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Thea Stovell Herndon on being recognized with the 2026 M.A.S.S. President’s Award!

This prestigious honor celebrates outstanding service to both the community and the profession, and it is a reflection of Dr. Herndon’s visionary leadership, unwavering commitment to students and families, and dedication to excellence in education.

Dr. Stovell Herndon was recognized alongside three distinguished Massachusetts superintendents by Karen Crebase, President of the Massachusetts Association of School Superintendents (M.A.S.S.).

Randolph Public Schools is proud to celebrate this well-deserved recognition. Congratulations, Dr. Stovell Herndon, on this incredible achievement and for continuing to inspire our entire community!

06/03/2026

5th Grade Science Showcase at NRES!

This week, students proudly presented their science projects during our Science Showcase, led by Ms. Brake.

A big thank you as well to all the families who came out to support our young scientists.

We are so proud of our outstanding 5th graders at North Randolph Elementary School!

04/25/2026

It’s a great morning to show love for our community 🌅

Outside with my family, doing our part to keep Randolph clean because when we take pride in where we live, it shows. Every small effort matters.

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Let’s keep building something we’re all proud of. 💪🏽🧹 Keep Randolph Beautiful

04/04/2026

It's MCAS Season!!

Although no longer a graduation requirement, This standardized assessment is still utilized to evaluate student performance, measure schools' progress, and determine teacher effectiveness so please help your student get ready!!!

MCAS testing begins next week for our RCMS students!

04/03/2026

Thank you for an exceptional weekend to learn, grow and collaborate with excellent advocates.

04/03/2026

March was an exceptional month.

Thank you to the for the opportunity to speak on their panel, Give to Gain, focused on cultivating growth and mentorship. It was a meaningful conversation and an honor to contribute.

I also had the opportunity to connect with our local representatives during Day on the Hill, advocating for the needs of public education. It was especially important to speak on behalf of all students, particularly those receiving special education supports.

Grateful for the continued opportunities to serve, connect, and advocate.