Unity Day is a national event created by PACER’s National Bullying Prevention Center as part of National Bullying Prevention Month. It is a day for students, staff, families, and communities to come together and send a visible message that we are united for kindness, acceptance, and respect and committed to preventing bullying.
As part of our Unity Day activities, students in grades 3–6 will participate in a special activity on October 14 led by the cast and crew of the Randolph High School Theater Department’s production of Mean Girls. The activity will focus on kindness, unity, and the impact our words and actions can have on others.
We encourage all Randolph students and staff to WEAR ORANGE on October 21!
Wearing orange is a simple way to show that everyone deserves to feel safe, supported, welcomed, and valued at school. Throughout the day, we encourage our students to think about the role each of us plays in creating a positive school community, through the words we use, the way we treat others, and our willingness to include and support one another.
At Randolph, building a strong school community takes all of us. On Unity Day, we hope to fill our school with orange and show that Rocket Nation stands together for kindness, acceptance, and unity!
Wednesday, October 21 — Wear Orange. Choose Kindness. Stand Together.
