Student Life
At Randolph, student life is filled with opportunities to explore, connect, lead, and discover a sense of purpose.
Divisions
- Lower School
- Middle School
- Upper School
Arts
Creativity is woven throughout the Randolph experience. From the earliest grades through Upper School, students explore visual art, music, theater, and design — developing both technical skills and their own creative voice.
Arts in Action
- Perform on stage through productions, concerts and performances.
- Sing in a choir and develop confidence as part of an ensemble.
- Build a portfolio through advanced arts courses and creative projects.
- Express ideas creatively across a range of artistic disciplines.
- Take creative risks and explore new forms of expression.
- Discover new perspectives and ways of seeing the world.
Athletics
Randolph athletics challenge students to pursue excellence with integrity, discipline, and teamwork. With opportunities across grades and sports, student-athletes learn commitment, accountability, and resilience while competing at a high level. Guided by intentional coaching and a strong culture of character, athletics help students grow both on and off the field.
Athletics in Action
- More than 20 teams across middle and upper school sports.
- Opportunities to compete at freshman, junior varsity, and varsity level.
- A program that supports athletes at every stage of development.
- Team environments that build camaraderie, leadership, and school spirit.
- Competitive opportunities across individual and team sports.
A tradition of success built on commitment, character, and hard work.
Community Time
Community Time is an important part of the Randolph experience. Each week, divisions come together for school news, announcements, and presentations on topics of personal, local, and global importance. These gatherings foster connection, strengthen community, and encourage thoughtful engagement with the world around us.
Summer Programs
Randolph Summer Programs combine learning and fun through a wide range of academic, arts, and athletic camps. Led by Randolph faculty, staff, and coaches, these programs invite students to explore new interests, strengthen skills, and stay curious all summer long. Open to both Randolph families and the broader community, camps offer engaging experiences for a variety of ages and interests.
Campus Activities
Life at Randolph extends well beyond the classroom. Students can explore clubs, creative pursuits, academic teams, and leadership opportunities that reflect their interests — from robotics and chess to literary magazine, drama, and outdoor adventures. These experiences help students build friendships, discover new passions, and contribute to a vibrant campus community.
Great happens here
— because we choose it, pursue it, and invest in it.
