The RC Dismissal Form for 2022-2023 must be completed for each child attending Randall Carter for the 2022-2023 school year. This is an extremely important document as students will be dismissed accordingly on the first day of school.
The countdown to the start of the new school year has officially begun! View or download the supply lists for each grade level.
Happy back to school shopping!
Here is the May 2022 Kindergarten Orientation for new kindergarten parents! New student pick up and drop off information, and other school question you may have will be answered here!
Your child's independent reading level informs you of your child’s “just right’ reading level, a level where your child can read comfortably with fluency and understanding. "Knowing Your Reader" and "Reading Comprehension Questions" will help you and your child with their reading fluency.
Wayne Township Public Schools attended Wayne Day on September 18th. At the WTPS booth, we displayed a video showcasing the many Facilities Department upgrades completed in the district for the school year 2022-2023 and a video about the first day of school at all of the 15 buildings.
September 19, 2022 - Dear Parents and Guardians: Over the past few weeks, parents and guardians have had the opportunity to review the specific lesson plans related to the new health and physical education standards. Starting today, we are asking our parent community to continue to review the lessons and make a final decision about opting out and then make your request to opt your child out of these lessons using the district form.
Wayne Township Public Schools are excited to announce a partnership with HomeTown Ticketing for the 2022-2023 school year. Use the QR codes to purchase tickets to WHHS and WVHS football games or download the Hometown Fan App.
After many months of debate and community feedback regarding the New Jersey Department of Education Health and Physical Education Standards, the Wayne Board of Education approved specific lesson plans that were created by Wayne teachers which will be delivered to students for the first time later this fall.
During the ongoing pandemic recovery, the New Jersey Department of Education applied for federal testing waivers which requires school districts to ensure students take a benchmark assessment at the onset of the new school year in order to collect data on potential learning loss, provide teachers with early intervention data, and also provide parents with timely information about their children's current progress and potential learning needs.
September 8, 2022 - Dear Parents/Guardians and Students: As we settle into the school year, I am writing to make you aware that this year we are excited to continue our focus for student and staff wellness, which includes Wellness Weekends. Wellness weekends represent a break away from school responsibilities.
The Wayne Township Public Schools were thrilled to receive a large donation of school supplies and backpacks from the Performance Auto Group of Wayne (Wayne Mazda) this past week. School employees will distribute these supplies to students in need of school book bags and educational materials.
(Wayne, New Jersey) - At the regular meeting of August 18th, the Wayne Board of Education approved five district goals for the 22-23 school year. Each of the goals addresses issues that are immediately important to students, staff, and the community.
(Wayne, New Jersey) - The Wayne Township Board of Education is proud to announce the appointment of Dr. Kimberly Thompson, as principal of Randall Carter Elementary School. Dr. Thompson started her career in Southern California as a multiple subject middle school teacher, a literacy specialist, and an assistant principal.
Wayne Schools Foodservices are returning to our regular meal services as we were prior to March 13, 2020. We are no longer approved to offer free meals for the students as of 9/6/22.
