According to Danis, more than 90 percent of the eligible students take the SATs and continue to score among the highest in the country. For higher education, County College of Morris is located on Route 10. It is a source of knowledge, cultural events and even assistance for small business owners in town. As the township experiences growth, like so many towns, it has kept pace with the growing number of students by increasing the school tax rate, while keeping the same municipal tax for the last nine years. Funding has allowed the township to add much needed space to the high school and two of the elementary schools.
Plans are under way for an addition to the middle school and a new education center.
Uniting all of the town's efforts is its well-organized and managed form of town government. A full-time professional manager runs the daily operations, while seven council members, from whom one is appointed mayor, oversee legislative matters. With the help of the town's in-house planning staff, Randolph will soon have a quaint and artfully designed village center, which will connect to the newly implemented path system. The center will provide a variety of small shops for goods and services, as well as professional office space, restaurants and retail stores. Anchor stores for the village center will include Grand Union and the First Morris Bank.