Randolph Union High School

RUHS incorporated the towns of Randolph, Braintree, and Brookfield into one union high school in 1954. A junior high wing was added in 1967. The Randolph Area Vocational Center is also attached to RUHS.

Currently, the school serves a population of 686 students in grades 7-12. There are 55 teachers, a principal, an associate principal, three guidance counselors, and 41 support staff.

The school is located on Forest Street in the village of Randolph. RUHS received continung accreditation by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) in the spring of 1997. Their mission, which is included in the RUHS Statement of Purpose, reads: "The Randolph Union High School mission is to model lifelong learning in partnership with our community. To achieve this mission, we will establish a supportive, safe, respectful, and substance free environment. We will challenge each other with innovative, diverse learning opportunities and a relevant, integrated curriculum, assessment and reporting system. We will develop sufficient skills to maximize our abilities to participate successfully in the economic, educational and/or community service endeavor of our lives."