Yes. We created our flexible model to allow students to transition back and forth between in-person and remote learning. We only ask that you notify the teachers and administrative assistant at least one day in advance of any change.

No. At this time, parents, visitors and volunteers are not allowed into campus buildings. During carpool, parents are to drive through the designated carpool lines and remain in their cars.

Be sure to grab that special first-day-of-school photo before leaving home because, at this time, parents, visitors and volunteers are not allowed into campus buildings.

There will be a table outside of the entrance of each division where items may be dropped off for students to pick them up. You will need to send the division assistant an email indicating what you will be dropping off and the time. Make sure the item is labeled with your child’s name and homeroom teacher/advisor.

No. At this time, parents, visitors and volunteers are not allowed into campus buildings. We will not be able to have parents bring lunches to students for special occasions or birthdays.

Students will not use lockers this year and will carry items with them. In most cases, students will be able to take and keep textbooks home. Students will not need to carry all textbooks with them daily.

Visitors and guests are not allowed in campus buildings at this time and, therefore, drop-ins are not allowed.  In order to meet with your child’s teacher, you will need to email the teacher and request a virtual meeting.

The Admissions Office, located in the Welcome Center off of Newton Road, is considered an extension of campus. At this time, parents, visitors and volunteers are not allowed into campus buildings. To meet with Admissions, please call to set up a virtual appointment.

Tuition payments and funds for MySchoolBucks can be handled online or by mailing a check to the Business Office. To speak with someone in the Business Office, please call to schedule a virtual meeting.

Yes, the RavenZone is open and available for in-person purchases in its new location in the modular unit outside of Richards Hall. In order to visit the RavenZone, masks are required, physical distancing will be enforced and there will be a restriction on the number of people in the store at one time. The RavenZone is developing an Online Store and we hope to make it available in the near future.

At this time, parents, visitors and volunteers are not allowed to use the campus facilities.

Contact the assistant in your division by phone or email to make arrangements. The divisional assistant will sign your child out, and you will pick them up at the front entrance of their school. 

• Upper School students will be dismissed to meet their parents. To return to school, the Upper School student must check in at the front office.

• For Lower and Middle School students, the assistant will escort your child to your vehicle. Please be sure to have proper ID, because as we get to know new faces we will confirm your identity before releasing a child. To check a student back in, please call the division assistant and they will greet you at your vehicle and escort the student back into the building.

Cloth face coverings are required to be worn throughout the school day to ensure everyone’s health and well-being. Students may remove their masks when they eat lunch and snack, and students will have opportunities to take “mask breaks” during the day as well. 

In order to adhere to the social-distancing guidelines and protect the health and safety of all Ravens, we are not using the Dining Hall for large-group gatherings. Instead, each class will eat in their advisory or homeroom in the classrooms or outside, where they will be able to socialize and engage while enjoying their lunches. Washing hands frequently, as well as washing surfaces where students will be working and eating, is a priority and will be expected throughout the day.

Yes, lessons will be recorded and made available for those who are unable to attend the live lessons. Please communicate this with your child’s teachers so they record and upload the lessons. 

Yes, clean reusable water bottles are still encouraged especially since drinking directly from water fountains will not be possible. During the day, if a student needs to refill their water bottle, they will have the opportunity to do so at refill fountains found in each division. 

Yes! We recognize that our youngest Ravens have the developmental need to connect and socialize. Each class will be grouped together, creating their own pod within the Lower School. When outside, the classes will be required to wear their cloth masks so they can be within 6 feet of one another. During recess, each class will have the ability to interact and engage with one another. In the classroom, when the masks are off, we do ask that the students remain at an appropriate distance. When masks are on, students are able to move freely throughout the room, while considering the proximity of other students.

Yes, we will still offer recess! Play is an integral part of each Raven’s day, where our students learn important competencies such as collaboration, problem-solving and social skills. Both playgrounds will be divided in half to support two classes having recess at the same time. Each class, or pod, will stay on their designated side and be able to use the playground equipment on their side of the playground. The students will be required to wear their masks at recess, which will allow them to engage and interact with their classmates, and mask breaks will be encouraged. 

We are thrilled to continue to offer special-area classes this year. In order to support physical distancing and limit the amount of transitions, our special-area teachers will give their lessons in students’ homerooms instead of having the classes travel to them. 

Lower School P.E. will provide students with the opportunity to continue working on their individual skills and improve their overall fitness, with a focus on social-emotional learning. Two homerooms (rather than all four homerooms) from each grade will come during their assigned P.E. time, with the exception of PreK, where each individual homeroom will come during their designated time. Each homeroom will have its own dedicated space, thus increasing the ability to adequately adhere to physical distancing requirements. Students will have their own individual equipment and will not share any equipment with other students. All equipment will be sanitized prior to and after each class by P.E. coaches. Whenever possible, classes will be held outdoors to maximize airflow and physical distancing. Face coverings will be worn when students are engaging in activities requiring less physical exertion. The coaches will instruct students to remove face coverings when in a well-ventilated location AND students can remain physically distant—6 or more feet apart.

Not at this time. Please get involved with our Parents’ Association or our other parent groups, whose leadership is hard at work finding off-campus and virtual ways to support and build community.