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Beyond Randolph

Where could Randolph take you?

 

Randolph students don’t just watch innovation

They're part of it

  • Michael Joseph ‘24
  • Curtis Cooper ‘21
  • Abigail Still ‘25
  • Anna Dooley ‘25
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michael joseph '24

United States Air Force Academy

“Serving on Randolph’s Honor Council taught me integrity, dignity, and respect.”

Michael is now studying at the Air Force Academy. His commitment to excellence demonstrates what sets all Randolph students apart. Michael's path is not just about personal achievement; it's about contributing to something greater than himself.

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Curtis Cooper ‘21

Duke University

“Randolph shaped who I am, prepared me for college, and continues to guide my future.”

Following his football career at Duke, Curtis Cooper is now pursuing a master’s in management studies at the Fuqua School of Business. His journey shows how Randolph prepares students to embrace challenges, excel, and lead with purpose.

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Abigail Still ‘25

Auburn University

“Randolph encouraged me to think deeply, challenge myself, and approach obstacles as opportunities to learn.”

Abigail is now studying Exercise Science at Auburn University on the Pre-Physical Therapy track. Serving as Student Government Association president was one of the most transformative experiences of her time at Randolph, and she will carry lessons of leadership and community into all her future endeavors.

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Anna Dooley '25

Johns Hopkins University

“Randolph taught me how to self-advocate so well that I managed to get into an upper-level Russian language course as a first year student.”

Anna’s experience at Randolph taught her to be confident, curious, and self-reliant. From advocating for herself in advanced courses to balancing academics, clubs, and passions like chemistry and pep band, she developed the skills and mindset to thrive as a Chemical Engineering student in college and beyond.

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Academic and Intellectual Growth

Randolph graduates emerge as thoughtful, independent learners with a strong foundation across disciplines. From early years through Upper School, students are guided to ask meaningful questions, explore ideas deeply, and develop critical thinking skills. The curriculum emphasizes both breadth and depth, supported by research-informed instruction and opportunities such as interdisciplinary projects, independent research, and participation in Global Online Academy courses that broaden perspectives and prepare students for life beyond the classroom.

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Personal Confidence and Real-World Skills

Students build confidence through experiential learning that connects classroom knowledge to real-world contexts. Programs like Interim Week, internships, athletics, and diverse electives help students apply skills in problem solving, collaboration, and creativity. These experiences encourage initiative, resilience, and adaptability, equipping graduates with habits of mind and practice that support success in higher education and future careers.

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Character and Community Engagement

A defining part of a Randolph education is the development of character and a sense of responsibility to others. The school’s Honor Code and emphasis on good citizenship nurture integrity, respect, and accountability from the earliest grades. Graduates are grounded in ethical conduct, contribute positively to their communities, and carry forward a commitment to service, empathy, and stewardship in leadership roles.

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Creativity and Personal Expression

Randolph students are encouraged to discover and express their unique strengths and interests. The arts, individualized learning experiences, and a supportive community environment allow students to explore passions, build confidence, and articulate their voices. Graduates leave prepared not only with sturdy academic credentials but also with a strong sense of self, creative confidence, and the motivation to pursue meaningful goals in a complex world.

 

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