Holden School houses approximately 345 students in 16 classrooms in grades preschool through grade six. The school also has a library, science, art and music room, a cafeteria, and an all purpose room. History Randall Holden School, completed in 1950, is named in honor of Randall Holden, one of the first settlers in Portsmouth, and one of the founding colonists of the City of Warwick. Holden served as secretary in the colonial assembly, and was one of the leading men in the colony of Rhode Island. His son, Charles, served as a Lieutenant of the colonial militia.
School colors are blue and gold.
All students are required to adhere to the Randall Holden School Code of Behavior.