
Chief Information Officer Jason Ramsden is one of three recipients of a prestigious award from the Association of Technology Leaders in Independent Schools, the professional association for independent school technology directors.
Chief Information Officer Jason Ramsden is one of three recipients of a prestigious award from the Association of Technology Leaders in Independent Schools, the professional association for independent school technology directors.
Three Ravenscroft students enrolled in our private lessons program have been announced among the winners of the Young Artist Auditions piano competition.
Ravenscroft has become the first independent school in North Carolina to add PlaySight's Smart AI and connected camera sports video to its athletic program as both a livestream viewing option for spectators during the pandemic and a teaching tool for coaches and student-athletes to improve performance.
The Middle School builds on the student-centered learning environment, grounded by Ravenscroft's mission and legacy of excellence. Students in sixth through eighth grade hone skills of resilience and growth-mindedness as they face new challenges inside and outside of the classroom. Students learn to navigate the new level of independence and autonomy that Middle School provides.
In our small community, students feel known and appreciated and understand there is a place for everyone. Small advisory groups and classes foster close and beneficial relationships. Students receive instruction by outstanding teachers who regularly engage in professional development opportunities to stay abreast of best practices through national and local workshops.
Class offerings provide students with many opportunities to explore their interests and discover their passions. Students are on an eight-day rotating schedule, which means longer classes each day that result in a more in-depth study of disciplines and a greater emphasis on application of knowledge and skills. Our challenging academic program features core classes in language arts, math, science, history and social studies, and world language that is developmentally appropriate and meets students' needs. Service learning throughout the year is embedded into the curriculum, including the eighth-grade capstone project, Ravens in Action.