
Ravenscroft varsity wrestling placed fourth at the North Carolina Independent Schools Athletic Association Championships, held Feb. 27, 2021, at Providence Day School in Charlotte.
Ravenscroft varsity wrestling placed fourth at the North Carolina Independent Schools Athletic Association Championships, held Feb. 27, 2021, at Providence Day School in Charlotte.
The varsity girls basketball team completed another solid season under third-year coach Mike Ramel, securing the conference's second-place ranking.
Award-winning author Derrick Barnes joined the Lower School via Zoom to talk about being a writer and share his latest book, "I Am Every Good Thing."
As faculty and students wrapped up their week in preparation for a week’s holiday in recognition of Thanksgiving, some Lower Schoolers learned how other cultures and communities express gratitude and shared what and how they celebrate.
“First grade planned a unit to celebrate all that we are grateful for,” teacher Karrah Lewis explained. “We built connections with one another through sharing and noticing how we are alike and different in the ways we show appreciation for the joyful things in our lives. Today, for example, we added what we are grateful for to a “Tree of Thanks” in our classroom.
“We also learned how people around the world give thanks. For example, we learned that ‘Ostalihaliga’ is a Cherokee word that is used to express gratitude. Through a read-aloud, we took a journey through a year with a Cherokee family and their tribal nation as they express thanks for celebrations big and small.”
Mrs. Lewis's first grade class (with substitute teacher, Mr. Barnes) reading about a journey through a year with a Cherokee family and their tribal nation as they express thanks for celebrations.