Randolph is a coed K- 12 college preparatory day school in Huntsville, Alabama. Twice named a National School of Excellence by the U.S. Department of Education, Randolph is the only independent college prep school in North Alabama.

Enrollment for 2007-2008: 876
K-3 Lower Elementary: 242 students
4-6 Upper Elementary: 220 students
7-8 Middle School: 146 students
9-12 Upper School: 268 students

Male/Female Ratio: Approximately 50/50

Pupil/Teacher Ratio: Approximately 10:1 in the Middle and Upper School. Randolph's Lower School curriculum is structured to allow students to work in small groups in a variety of disciplines.

National Merit Scholars: 20% of seniors are traditionally named National Merit Finalist, Semifinalist, and Commended Scholar

Profile for Class of 2007: SAT (Middle 50% Range) Critical Reading 550 – 700; Math 530 - 680; Writing 540-680; SAT Total: 1610 - 2010
ACT (Middle 50% Range) 23-30; Composite: 27

Advanced Placement: Courses offered in every academic discipline. More than 80% of students typically take at least one AP course before graduation. More than 90% of seniors score 3 and above and 70% score 4 or 5. Of the students who have taken three or more AP courses, more than 90% typically are named AP Scholars

Honor Council: Student-elected Council administers the School's Honor Code.

Average Teaching Experience: 17 years

Advanced Degrees: Sixty-five percent of Randolph teachers hold advanced degrees

Technology Access: Randolph’s campus is enhanced with four computer labs, a wireless network, and a laptop program for grade 8-12 students

Year Founded: 1959

Number of Alumni: 1,800

Campus Size: 67 acres, including 50 acres (presently used for athletics) on Garth Road

Endowment: $4 million

Current Operating Budget: $11 million

Capital Initiatives: Randolph recently completed a $3.1 million capital campaign to construct a new music and fitness building on the Drake campus along with a softball field and athletic pavilion on the Garth Campus. The School is preparing to embark on a $30.1 million dual campus strategic plan that will move the Upper School to Garth and renovate the K-8 facilities on Drake. The new Garth Campus is scheduled to open in 2009

Governance: Randolph School is governed by a Board of Trustees composed of parents of present and former students, alumni, and community leaders

Accreditation and Memberships: Randolph is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, and is a member of the National Association of Independent Schools, the Southern Association of Independent Schools, the Alabama Association of Independent Schools, and the Joint Research and Planning Organization