Bruce Randolph creates a learning environment of high expectations, intense support, and intervention, where college and post-secondary pathways are explored and realized. We believe our students and families deserve a high-quality school. Bruce Randolph is setting a new standard for student achievement in public education, as each year 100% of our senior class students are accepted to college!
In Denver Public Schools, there are two English Language Acquisition program options for students who are identified as English Language Learners (ELLs), and are learning English as another language. Bruce Randolph School offers both ELA Program options 1 and 2.
Elective classes are offered to all middle and high school students. Elective classes include: physical education, weight training, keyboarding, Spanish, art, drama and music through El Sistema Colorado. These elective courses are offered with academic rigor equivalent to the core subject areas. Products resulting from these courses are celebrated in special arts events and performances.
Our in-school program provides multiple levels of instrumental ensemble instruction for both middle and high school students. After-school opportunities include individual and small group lessons and Drumline offered Monday through Thursday.
The goal of Bruce Randolph Physical Education is to expose students to a variety of individual, team, and fitness activities that they can participate in outside of school so they can maintain their personal fitness levels. Bruce P.E. classes will promote, design, and develop lifelong health and fitness goals as well as teach students the importance of staying active, eating healthy, and showing good sportsmanship, teamwork, attitude, and respect in everything that they do. More importantly, Bruce Randolph Physical Education will help students think positive about exercise and how to live a physically active lifestyle. American Heart Association recommends a minimum of 60 minutes of physical activity a day. In order to help reach that requirement, students will be participating in a variety of aerobic and anaerobic activities every day in class while wearing state of the art pedometers that track students’ steps, activity time, and MVPA time (Moderate to Vigorous Physical Activity). Research has proven that a physically fit student is a smart student. There is a strong correlation between physical activity and academic success; physical activity can help students focus, improve behavior, and boost positive attitudes.
MR HULL’S TEACHER OF THE YEAR ANNOUNCEMENT
The goal of the Art Department at Bruce Randolph is to provide students with a positive, creative, and meaningful learning experience.
Students will:
Bruce Randolph Middle School is committed to ensuring all students receive high quality instruction using culturally responsive and inclusive instructional best practices. Services for gifted and talented students include inclusion in the regular classroom using differentiated lessons and flexible grouping. Our goal is to increase student engagement in rigorous learning in classrooms at Bruce Randolph.
Families can contact Rachel Stutzman (rachel_stutzman@dpsk12.org) any time with questions, needs, or concerns.
La Escuela Secundaria Bruce Randolph se compromete a garantizar que todos los estudiantes reciban instrucción de alta calidad utilizando las mejores prácticas de instrucción culturalmente receptivas e inclusivas. Los servicios para estudiantes dotados y talentosos incluyen la inclusión en el salón de clases regular usando lecciones diferenciadas y agrupación flexible. Nuestro objetivo es aumentar la participación de los estudiantes en el aprendizaje riguroso en las aulas de Bruce Randolph.