Kindergarten is held half day, Monday-Friday. Randolph School's 460 students come from 354 families. Forty percent are non-traditional families. We are experiencing a period of declining enrollment due to maturing students in a fixed neighborhood, families with preschool children moving to the neighborhood, as well as new elementary schools having opened in 1995-96. Randolph School's enrollment was at a high in 1991-92 at 644 students declining to this year's 460 students.
Students participate in many service groups, clubs, and activities .
Ambassadors are students in grades 4-6 who serve as tour guides for visitors, and organize service projects such as food drives, book drives, and collections for charities. Red Cross Club members from grades 5 and 6 meet one day per month after school and organize school wide service projects such as used toy collections to donate to charities. Students in grade 5 are selected to monitor pedestrian traffic at arrival and dismissal times as part of the Safety Corps. Playground Pals are students in grades 4-6 who partner with younger friends during recesses and assist the students with playing games by the rules and developing friendships. All students and staff participate in Spirit Days , which have a variety of themes such as Beach Day, Hat Day, Twin Day, or Backward Day.