Main Building

The Randolph School occupies a large Victorian manor and carriage house on a magnificent parcel of land bordered by a lovely stream in Wappingers Falls, New York. The Randolph School's main building is housed in the Victorian home. The large brick house has spacious rooms that have been converted into classrooms. The Downstairs program serves three, four and five year old children. Our Upstairs program focuses on students ages five through ten. Our Art Studio, Music Room and Library are located in the Carriage House.

Learn more about the Architectural Origins of Randolph School and the Carriage House.

Storytime in the Downstairs

In the Downstairs are cozy spaces for cuddling up and listening to stories, tables on which to do projects, and a climbing/playhouse structure which is constantly transformed by the children into stores, zoos, beehives or space stations. An extensive block building room is the heart of many creative structures and fantasies. Also in the downstairs of the building is a newly-renovated kitchen for cooking projects and school feasts.

Studying Current Events in the Upstairs

The Upstairs classrooms contain informal groupings of tables and chairs, computers, shelves full of math materials, books, science and nature specimens. A carpeted block room is a social center for all of the students. Educational games are available for the students to use and explore.

Rehearsal for the River Show

On the first floor of the Carriage House behind the main building is a large multi-purpose room that contains our library and is used for music classes as well as all-school gatherings. Upstairs is a lofty open floor that is home to our Art Studio. Bright light and the sounds of the stream down the hill create a unique environment for our students to explore many styles and forms of artistic expression.  

Music around the world

Outside there are separate playgrounds for younger and older children with age-appropriate climbing structures. A field behind the school is an ideal setting for soccer, ultimate frisbee, or freeze tag. A number of historic maple trees allow for our annual sugaring project in which children tap the trees, collect the sap, and boil the sap into syrup. The school is also adjacent to 110 acres of town park, which we utilize for hiking and natural science experiences. Our own property includes acres of woods that are available for exploration and contemplation.

Fun in the Lower Playground

Everyone joins in together

Main Building

The Randolph School occupies a large Victorian manor and carriage house on a magnificent parcel of land bordered by a lovely stream in Wappingers Falls, New York. The Randolph School's main building is housed in the Victorian home. The large brick house has spacious rooms that have been converted into classrooms. The Downstairs program serves three, four and five year old children. Our Upstairs program focuses on students ages five through ten. Our Art Studio, Music Room and Library are located in the Carriage House.

Learn more about the Architectural Origins of Randolph School and the Carriage House.

Storytime in the Downstairs

In the Downstairs are cozy spaces for cuddling up and listening to stories, tables on which to do projects, and a climbing/playhouse structure which is constantly transformed by the children into stores, zoos, beehives or space stations. An extensive block building room is the heart of many creative structures and fantasies. Also in the downstairs of the building is a newly-renovated kitchen for cooking projects and school feasts.

Studying Current Events in the Upstairs

The Upstairs classrooms contain informal groupings of tables and chairs, computers, shelves full of math materials, books, science and nature specimens. A carpeted block room is a social center for all of the students. Educational games are available for the students to use and explore.

Rehearsal for the River Show

On the first floor of the Carriage House behind the main building is a large multi-purpose room that contains our library and is used for music classes as well as all-school gatherings. Upstairs is a lofty open floor that is home to our Art Studio. Bright light and the sounds of the stream down the hill create a unique environment for our students to explore many styles and forms of artistic expression.  

Music around the world

Outside there are separate playgrounds for younger and older children with age-appropriate climbing structures. A field behind the school is an ideal setting for soccer, ultimate frisbee, or freeze tag. A number of historic maple trees allow for our annual sugaring project in which children tap the trees, collect the sap, and boil the sap into syrup. The school is also adjacent to 110 acres of town park, which we utilize for hiking and natural science experiences. Our own property includes acres of woods that are available for exploration and contemplation.

Fun in the Lower Playground

Everyone joins in together