Learn more about the K-12 journey from students and educational experts at the only NAIS accredited independent school in the Huntsville Metropolitan Area.
A New Philosophy: Patient Reading is Patient Thinking
Nate Gee’s summer grant experience from 2019 inspired and challenged him to create more patient lessons and led to the creation of the "Philosophy of Reading" guide. Read More...
Excitement Builds Around Varsity Football
Randolph's Varsity Football team has a new head coach, David Lloyd, and students who have received scholarship offers, including from the SEC. Read More...
12 Ways to Prepare for Kindergarten
What can parents do to prepare their children for this important step in their educational careers? Here are some ideas from our Lower School faculty and staff. Read More...
The Value of a Single Friend
It was the third Monday of freshman year and the first day of swim practice. I had expectations of lots of friends, but being new, I had yet to make a single one. Read More...
Blessings in Disguise
In the fall of my junior year, I found out that I needed surgery on my left knee. I did not yet realize the blessing in disguise that this whole process created. Read More...
Seek Out Diversity
My name is Chase Guida, and I am allergic to peanuts. I bet you’re thinking “Aww man, poor guy’s never had a peanut butter and jelly sandwich before.” Read More...
Resources Abound for Alumni to Stay Connected
The Randolph Alumni Portal is an exceptional tool for keeping alumni connected by offering many different resources with the click of a button. Read More...
Course Recommendations - Making the Best Choice
We all want our students to be successful in school. What subjects should they take and when? One of our teachers has some suggestions. Read More...
George Crutcher Receives The Christine Ray Richard Award
George Crutcher, a beloved member of the Randolph community, is this year's recipient of the Christine Ray Richard Outstanding Service Award. Read More...