Randolph High schoolStudent Guide

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Student guide · School Year 2026-2027

The semester, explained for Randolph High school

Dates from the active academic calendar, plus the campus language and local details students actually need. Every entry comes from DormWay's approved campus reference library.

Relevant term
School Year 2026-2027
Campus terms
17
Local details
17

Academic calendar

School Year 2026-2027 runs Aug 3, 2026 – Aug 13, 2026. Calendar aliases that share a date range are grouped together, with every source term still shown.

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Campus language

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17 terms

B

Blue and White
The official school colors, used to refer to spirit days and school-wide dress codes.

D

DECA
A large student organization focused on business, marketing, and entrepreneurship competitions.

F

FBLA
Future Business Leaders of America, a prominent career-focused student organization at the school.
FCCLA
Family, Career and Community Leaders of America, a prominent career-technical student org.
FEA
Future Educators of America, a club for students interested in teaching careers.

G

GSA
Gender and Sexuality Alliance, a student-led club providing a safe space for LGBTQ+ students and allies.

H

HOSA
Future Health Professionals, a club for students pursuing careers in the healthcare industry.

N

NHS
National Honor Society, the academic excellence and service organization.

R

Ram Pride
The official school motto and common hashtag used to denote school spirit and achievement.
Rams
The collective name for the student body, derived from the school mascot.

S

SGA
Student Government Association, the primary student leadership and event-planning body.

T

The Commons
The primary cafeteria and central gathering space for students during Unit Lunch and events.
The Hill
A reference to the school's physical location and the steep driveway leading up to the campus.
The Rampage
The name of the student-run newspaper, often used to refer to the journalism program.
The Rock
The Spirit Rock located on campus, often painted to celebrate events or student achievements.

U

Unit Lunch
A specific one-hour block in the school day where the entire student body and faculty have lunch simultaneously to allow for clubs and extra help.

V

VPA
Visual and Performing Arts, referring to the school's arts departments and programs.

Places and practicalities

Buildings, logistics, and other local references drawn from the approved campus snapshot.

17 details
A-Wing
The section of the school primarily housing administrative offices and humanities classrooms.
Community Service Hours
The mandatory service hours required for graduation or membership in honor societies.
Genesis
The online student information system used by students and parents to check grades, attendance, and schedules.
Late Start
A delayed school opening, typically due to inclement weather, following a specific modified bell schedule.
LMC
The Library Media Center, used for research, study, and quiet work.
Naviance
The web-based service used by the guidance department for college applications and career planning.
Option 2
A program allowing students to earn graduation credits through non-traditional paths like internships or outside sports.
Option II
A program allowing students to earn physical education or elective credits through outside-of-school activities like high-level athletics.
Quarterlies
Assessments administered at the end of the first and third marking periods.
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SAGE Dining Services
The Bridge
The hallway area connecting the main building sections, often used as a landmark for meeting up.
The Commons
The main cafeteria and central gathering space for students.
The Field House
The separate athletic building housing the main gymnasium and indoor sports facilities.
The LMC
The Library Media Center, used for research, quiet study, and testing.
The Media Center
The school's library and central hub for research and digital resources.
The Rock
A large boulder near the school entrance that is frequently painted by students to celebrate events or sports wins.
The Senior Lot
The designated parking area for 12th-grade students, often a focal point of social life for upperclassmen.

Quick answers

Useful facts students can verify from the guide above.

What academic term is relevant now?
School Year 2026-2027 runs Aug 3, 2026 – Aug 13, 2026.
How much campus context is included?
17 approved campus terms and 17 local details are included in full.
Are all approved campus terms included?
Yes. The complete approved glossary is available in the scrollable, searchable campus-language section.
Where does this guide come from?
Calendar dates, campus terms, and local details come from DormWay's approved campus reference library.

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Life in Huntsville for Randolph High school Students

Everything you need to know about living and studying in Huntsville.

Timezone

Central Time (CT)

Median Rent

$1,150

Cost of Living Index

90

Student Population

20,000

City Transportation

Walkability

28

Bikeability

31

Public Transit

Huntsville Orbit bus system

Nearest Airports

Huntsville International Airport (HSV)

Climate Averages

Climate

Humid subtropical

Avg Annual Temp

61°F

Avg Snowfall

2.5 in

Campus Operations Snapshot

Parking and Transit

Garth Campus Surface Lot

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Primary parking for Upper School students and faculty.

Drake Campus Surface Lot

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Primary parking for Lower and Middle School faculty and visitors.

Campus Details

Academic System

Semester

Email Domain

@randolphhighschool.edu

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