Scheduling

Tutorials were developed by academic department supervisors to help parents and guardians of incoming freshman to better understand department structure and the variety of classes offered at the high school. Supervisors have taken time to create presentations to supplement orientation and to help parents of incoming freshman students navigate the class selection process.

Course Tutorials                          

Elective courses for incoming freshman.

Freshman Elective Courses

If at any time you have questions during the registration process, please contact the school counseling department using the following form:

Freshman Scheduling Questions

Randolph High School follows academic procedures and processes outlined in the Curriculum Handbook. The handbook contains Randolph High School's academic procedures such as grading, scheduling, course change and withdrawal policies, GPA calculation, honor roll criteria, selective service information, graduation requirements, valedictorian and salutatorian selection criteria and more. 

Curriculum Handbook 

English and Social Studies courses:

Humanities

Business, Mathematics, Science and Technology courses:

STEM

American Sign Language, ESL, French, Mandarin and Spanish courses:

WORLD LANGUAGES

Courses for students with special needs:

SPECIAL SERVICES

Art, Family and Consumer Science, Media Studies and Music courses:

Visual and Performing Arts

Health and Physical Education courses including Driver's Education:

Health and Physical Education

Option II courses:

For course selection purposes, please select one of the following below based on the length of the Option II program desired. Once enrolling in either selection, a follow up meeting will take place with the student and Option II Coordinator for course placement in schedules. 

Full-Year of Option II     OPT110     5 Credits       Grades 11, 12

Half-Year of Option II    OPT105    2.5 Credits    Grades 11, 12 

Students desiring to take other courses like Tomorrow's Teachers or Freshman Seminar can find course codes and information in the Option II guide.

OPTION II

This updated sheet includes all current electives offered that meet different graduation requirements. Students and parents/guardians should use this sheet for scheduling this February and March.

Elective Course Requirements

During the scheduling window, all students and their parents/guardians will be asked to select courses for the upcoming school year.  Please remember that all student requests will be reviewed by the school counselors and the counselors will meet with their students to review and discuss course requests, future plans, academic pathways and rigor, graduation and post high school requirements.

Teachers make recommendations for the appropriate courses and levels for each of their students and all teachers are required to discuss these recommendations with each student. Your child's teacher's recommendations will be visible during the course selection process. When choosing courses, parents/guardians are encouraged to follow the recommendation of the current classroom teacher.

Academic Waivers have a deadline and those received after that date may not be honored. An Academic Waiver is required for all students seeking to enroll in a course level that they were not recommended for by their current teacher. Please remember that the waiver MUST be submitted to the school counseling department.

Academic Waivers