Not All Classrooms Have 4 Walls
Join us in rebuilding Randolph’s hands-on learning and meeting place
The Randolph amphitheater is an all-season hub for classes, performances, and traditional events. We gather here to make fires, examine specimens, perform plays, share stories, and sing together. In the amphitheater, we give thanks at our annual Harvest Feast, turn sap into syrup, and celebrate the beginning and end of the school year. Summer campers paint and play here. During library and art classes, children spill out of The Studios to sketch, write, and read on the amphitheater’s locally-sourced fieldstone steps.
Randolph’s amphitheater is more than a beautiful feature of our campus—it is an outdoor classroom, performance venue, and all-school gathering space.
We need a strong, stable, and safe amphitheater for our children, teachers, parents, and community. Join us as responsible stewards of The Randolph School campus and help us preserve the magic for generations to come.
This year, 100% of your annual fund gift goes to our amphitheater rebuilding campaign.
Did you know?
Before it was an amphitheater, this space was a pond! In 2000, Eric Tomlins and local environmental artist Skip Schuckmann saw the need for Randolph’s first outdoor meeting space. Older Randolph students drafted the plans and moved all the stones.
You can get this rebuild started!
Twenty years of use and weather have eroded our amphitheater. Some portions are unusable. It’s time to strengthen and rebuild. Randolph students are sketching and measuring the project. A local mason is standing by. All that’s missing is your support.
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