I believe that Randolph High School was a great to start with as I matured. There is so much diversity here and how people say the school is violent, simply isn't true. I'm the past three years that I've been here, i haven't seen a single gun or knife. Heck, I never even saw a fist fight my life. The
... Read more teachers really care for you, staying after school everyday. I got a 5 on my AP exams, so people can't say students who go here are stupid. Read less
Posted by a student on 01/28/09
very unsafe, horrible progress, teachers and staff that have simply become use to the horrific behavior of some students. Violence is extreme, gang relations are bad. Overall a very good school to avoid at all costs!
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Posted by a parent on 12/10/08
Randolph High School gives you so much. I am a junior currently at this school. Society says that this school is bad with gangs and violence. It is nothing like that. The staff here is one of the best. The reason is that they care for you. They care for how well you do. If you need help, you can see
... Read more them after school and get the help you need. There is so much to offer here, too. They have AP Courses, Honors, and L2. Just because there is about 5% of the 'bad' people here doesn't mean the whole school is. I am in AP and Honors class and in my opinion, everyone here is hard working. Here at RHS, you will get the attention and skills you need to succeed in this diverse country. Read less
Posted by a student on 10/01/08
I loved this school. Everyone basically knew each other and there were no such things as the types of cliques we see in regular high schools. People came out of this school as very confident and strong individuals. I'm in college and people are AMAZED by the amount of culture I have, because of the things
... Read more I leared form this school. schoolinto this school. Read less
Posted by a student on 09/23/08
Well after reading all the comments, I must personally say that R.H.S. could not have been of a better start for my life. I learned so much with this school. People or some parents shall I say only look at how low in budget the school is but then they were at fault for that. When the vote for the
... Read more town came on giving this school some money everyone agreed but when they found out that it involved increasing taxes? it was definitely out of the question to give the school some money.So what happened? Apparently some parents want more money for the school but no sacrifice so why the complaining? Dont complain if you didnt approve of the tax increase! Getting out of that subject I must say my experience in RHS was the best of the best ever. I 100% approve. Take it from a Class 2005 Graduate !! Read less
Posted by a student on 07/15/08
My daughter transfered out of a 'well' to do school on the north shore in her junior year. Big decission for her, she knew not a teacher or a student. My daughter had a tough first month. But i must tell you, she has great friends and great teachers. That not only want respect from students, but they
... Read more also give respect to students. Mr. Conard the princable for the last two years cares about each and ever student. Not just because they are a school 'jock' or they are in the top of their class, or a 'trouble' student like some school i am familar with. But he and his staff care because they want to see all their students do well. I am so greatful for randolph high. Read less
Posted by a student on 01/29/08
This is not a good school.If your child is an a student they will do fine. but if he stuggles in school then don't sent your child there. They talk alot about safety but do nothing.
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Posted by a parent on 11/14/06
My daughter is an honors student, and is proud of herself, as I am proud of her. She is involved in the Spanish club, the Peer Leadership Program, and Basketball. This will be her senior year, and she is not too happy with the new dress code, nor am I having to buy her all new sweaters because the
... Read more school is so cold in the winter! Unfortunatley there have been some incidents, but that happens most anywhere in America. There are students who come from outside of Randolph and they are the ones who ruin the school. Overall, it's a good and safe high school. I had to call because there was no soap in the bathrooms, but it was addressed quickly. Remember, we just had a teacher who won a $25,000 bonus from the Milliken foundation, for being a great teacher! I don't believe test scores make a child's education! Read less
Posted by a parent on 08/25/06
Considering the amount of funding, the school runs remarkably well. The level of education that a student recieves depends on the individual student, one could recieve a top-notch education with enough effort.
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Posted by a former student on 08/14/06
I think that one too many people stand on their soap boxes and condemn this school but they dont know the first thing about it. Education is the same everywhere around the world. A math book in randolph that says 2=2=4 is the same as any book anywhere else. It is up to the individual student to grapple
... Read more with the prospect that they could either take the incentive to work hard and learn something or sit there are waste in a school for 8 hours. True, the school is not perfect, but what school is? The education here in fine, its exceptional if the student take the certain advantages offered but there still things that need rectfying. Read less
* In 2007-2008 Massachusetts used the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System (MCAS) to test students in grades 3 though 8 and 10 in English language arts and math, and in grades 5 and 8 in science. The grade 10 MCAS is a high school graduation requirement. The MCAS is a standards-based test, which means it measures specific skills defined for each grade by the state of Massachusetts. The goal is for all students to score at or above proficient on the test.
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Randolph schools — Randolph High School is located at 70 Memorial Pkwy, Randolph MA 02368. 70 Memorial Pkwy is in the 02368 ZIP code in Randolph, MA The school district for Randolph High School is the Randolph Public School District. Randolph High School is a Public school that serves grade levels 9 - 12.
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