
Dear Randolph Academy Families, We would like to share an important update from the New York State Education Department regarding NY Inspires, the state's vision for the future of education. Beginning with students graduating in 2028 and beyond, New York State will move to a single high school diploma and expand the ways students can demonstrate their learning beyond traditional Regents exam pathways. This change does not lower expectations. Instead, it recognizes that students can show their knowledge and skills in different ways, including projects, presentations, portfolios, and other authentic learning experiences. At Randolph Academy, we believe every student has unique strengths and deserves opportunities to demonstrate their growth and readiness for the future. This vision aligns with our commitment to meeting students where they are while preparing them for success beyond high school. We will continue to share updates as more information becomes available. Thank you for your partnership and support as we work together to help every Randolph Academy student reach their full potential. As always, thank you for your trust in Randolph Academy! Michael Cipolla Superintendent of Schools
9 days ago, Michael Cipolla

Dear Randolph Academy Families,
We would like to share an important update from the New York State Education Department regarding NY Inspires, the state's vision for the future of education.
Beginning with students graduating in 2028 and beyond, New York State will move to a single high school diploma and expand the ways students can demonstrate their learning beyond traditional Regents exam pathways.
This change does not lower expectations. Instead, it recognizes that students can show their knowledge and skills in different ways, including projects, presentations, portfolios, and other authentic learning experiences.
At Randolph Academy, we believe every student has unique strengths and deserves opportunities to demonstrate their growth and readiness for the future. This vision aligns with our commitment to meeting students where they are while preparing them for success beyond high school.
We will continue to share updates as more information becomes available.
Thank you for your partnership and support as we work together to help every Randolph Academy student reach their full potential.
As always, thank you for your trust in Randolph Academy!
Michael Cipolla
Superintendent of Schools
9 days ago, Michael Cipolla
Only a few days left to grab your favorite school gear!
Show off your school spirit with a wide variety of clothing and accessories for Timberwolf students, staff, and families. Shop now before the store closes on Monday, September 21, 2026!
Follow the link below to check out the collection and get your school gear!
https://sportslocker.chipply.com/randolph202621 days ago, Randolph Academy
Today, we pause to remember the countless lives lost on September 11, 2001, and honor the courage, sacrifice, and resilience shown in the face of tragedy.
As we reflect on this day, we are reminded of the importance of humanity, compassion, and coming together to support one another. It is a day that calls us to show dignity, kindness, and respect, while remembering the strength that comes from being united as a nation and as a society.
May we never forget those we lost, the heroes who answered the call, and the enduring spirit that emerged from one of our country's challenging days.
26 days ago, Michael Cipolla
about 1 month ago, Randolph Academy
about 1 month ago, Michael Cipolla
Randolph Academy UFSD: School Safety Plan
We are committed to maintaining a safe and secure environment for our students, staff, and visitors. As part of our ongoing review of the District's Safety Plan, we are seeking input from our school community. Please use this form to submit your thoughts, suggestions, and feedback regarding our Safety Plan. Your input is valuable and will help us identify strengths, address concerns, and make improvements to support the safety and well-being of everyone in our schools. Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback and contribute to this important process.
View Safety Plan: SafetyPlan DRAFT 2026-2027
Submit Feedback: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/yYFAzSiVvY
3 months ago, Michael Cipolla
Due to not needing additional school closure days this year, the district is able to make an adjustment to the calendar.
As a result, Thursday, May 21, 2026, will be a non-reporting day for support and professional staff.
6 months ago, Michael Cipolla
Our friends at the Parent Network of WNY will be hosting a webinar on how to support your child’s vocabulary growth on Thursday, March 19, from 6:30 till 7:00 pm.
Learn how to foster your child's vocabulary development and reading skills and avoid the summer slide!
Participants will come away with a tangible set of resources that can be utilized at home to support vocabulary development.
Participants will be able to:
- Explain the importance of vocabulary instruction for their children.
- Describe ways to incorporate explicit instruction and vocabulary instruction in the home.
Register Today For This Free Event!
Call: 716-332-4170 | Email: info@parentnetworkwny.org or click the link below:
https://parentnetworkwny.org/events/explicit-vocabulary-instructions-for-parents-how-to-support-your-childs-vocabulary-growth/
7 months ago, Randolph Academy
Due to the current weather conditions and the forecast for tomorrow, both the Randolph and Hamburg campuses will be closed tomorrow, January 26. Please be safe, Timberwolves, and have a great evening!
8 months ago, Michael Cipolla
Due to the weather forecast, tomorrow's Board of Education meeting (January 20, 2026) is rescheduled for January 22, 2026 at 3:30 PM. Thank you.
9 months ago, Michael Cipolla
Randolph Academy- Hamburg Campus is closed today due to inclement weather conditions. Thank you!
9 months ago, Michael Cipolla
Good evening, Randolph!
Our Randolph campus continues to be impacted by the water issue. The Randolph campus will be closed tomorrow, August 18, 2025. Students taking Regent’s exam review are scheduled to meet in the New Directions administrative building on our campus. Have a great evening.
about 1 year ago, Michael Cipolla
Students in Mr. Carlson's culinary classes have been studying the process of making maple syrup.
Freshman and sophomores created dishes and drinks made from maple syrup. Juniors and Seniors are exploring the eco- and health benefits of maple products compared to corn syrup and sugar products. They have been tasked to create clever marketing strategies to sell their maple products.
The students created some delicious treats, including maple-glazed donuts, a cappuccino with coconut whipped cream, and a maple syrup drizzle. Maple granola, maple sugar, and many other maple-themed treats.
#wherepromisegrows #youbelonghere #mapleseason
over 1 year ago, Randolph Academy