A. Philip Randolph Home

PR is SO excited! Last week students got to dive into Prisms VR, and WOW — this is truly a game changer for teaching and learning! 🙌💡
Students in Ms. Then's, Mr. Kue’s, and Mr. Rosa’s Algebra 1 classes, as well as Ms. Bulahan's AP Biology classes, had the incredible opportunity to try the virtual reality headsets for the very first time this week! 🤩
The excitement was REAL — students were fully engaged, exploring math and science concepts in immersive 3D environments and experiencing learning in a whole new way. 🚀✨
So proud of our scholars for jumping in with curiosity and enthusiasm. More innovation to come at APR! 💛📚

A. Philip Randolph Campus High-School / Good Shepherd Services: Student Success Center along w/ High School for Mathematics, Science & Engineering took some juniors & seniors on a trip to Stony Brook University.

Students got to see Stony Brook's beautiful 1,400-acre campus which includes 13 schools & colleges that offer over 200 undergraduate majors & 140 graduate programs. Our students were able to receive information about academics, athletics, clubs/organizations, internships, residential life, EOP & FAFSA.

Students then went on a campus tour which they got to visit the College of Arts & Sciences, College of Business, School of Journalism, School of Health Professions, School of Medicine & School of Social Welfare. Our students also got to visit their recreation center for students & their sporting facility as well. To end the day, students enjoyed a free lunch at one of the dining halls on campus.

The Playbook March 2026 is out now! Go catch what page your favorite Cougars are on!

Samsung Solve for Tomorrow Teams Up with Mark Cuban and Emma Grede to Host AI in Action Lab for A. Philip Randolph Campus Highschool.

Wiring and exploring sensors with biobus.

At last week’s Pathways to Engineering meeting, students became engineers-in-action as they explored the world of blueprints and why they matter.
With Legos, VEX robots, and origami in hand, they put instructions to the test and learned how blueprints shape the building process. When directions got tricky, students discovered that great engineering also means strong teamwork, clear communication, and lots of careful listening all while having fun building along the way!

APRCHS is proud to have 157 students who made the Principal’s Honor Roll and 112 students who made the Honor Roll.

The Playbook March 2026 is out now! Go catch what page your favorite Cougars are on!

Whats two things a Cougar does well? Fly and play soccer ofc! 🩵🤍🩶🐾

Another night, another roar 🐾🔥 JV Boys Basketball with a big 61–47 W. 🩶🤍🩵

The final roar. 🐾 Finishing the season and saying a bittersweet goodbye to our senior leader. It’s been a wild ride!

This month’s issue highlights powerful student voices and important conversations happening within our athletic community. One featured story explores the experiences of our female athletes who are advocating for more private and comfortable access to the weight room. An honest and thoughtful piece that reflects maturity, respect, and a desire for equity. Another central story focuses on the Randolph Swim Team, which continues to show resilience despite ongoing challenges, including the inability to access the CCNY pool facility at no charge. Our student journalists examine how these obstacles impact participation, growth, and visibility for a co-ed program that deserves greater support.
We also take time to celebrate what Randolph athletics does best, recognizing two senior scholar athletes who will be lacing it up one final time for the Cougars this year.