Summary:
Randolph has two small schools in the Blue Valley district: Blue Valley High serves grades 9–12 and enrolls 76 students, while Randolph Middle serves grades 6–8 and enrolls 44. The clearest shared strength is science: in 2025–26, both schools were about 38–40 points above the state result.
Each school leads in different subjects, and both were above state results across the three subjects. In English language arts, Randolph Middle scored 63%, 8 points above Blue Valley High at 55%; both exceeded the 46% state result. In math, Blue Valley High led 50% to 49%, with the state at 41%. It also led in science, 78% to 76%, while the state result was 38%. The biggest state-relative advantage was science: the schools were 40 and 38 points above the state, respectively. Since the schools serve different grades, these All Grades comparisons are not grade-adjusted head-to-head results.
Recent changes differ by school: Blue Valley High’s ELA fell from 75% to 55% and math from 85% to 50% between 2024–25 and 2025–26, while Randolph Middle’s ELA rose from 60% to 63% and math from 43% to 49%; middle-school science declined from 83% to 76%. SchoolDigger’s rankings show the middle school rising from the 49th percentile in 2023–24 to the 87th in 2025–26; the high school was at the 91st percentile in 2025–26, after reaching the 100th percentile the year before. The high school has a 10.4 student–teacher ratio and a 26% free/reduced-lunch rate, compared with 11.3 and 18% at the middle school. Chronic absenteeism was 1% and 5%, respectively, versus 18% statewide. These small schools serve non-overlapping grades, so results may vary from year to year and the figures do not establish why outcomes differ.
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