Upper School Ravens interested in entrepreneurship and business enjoyed two opportunities to learn about and use the insights, skills and practices that will help make them successful.

Explore three distinctive curricular programs that grew from the educator’s own interests, drawing students into learning and growth that takes them beyond traditional curriculum.

Faculty, staff and students in all three divisions enjoyed traditional Chinese games and crafts, foods and a thrilling dragon parade to mark the Lunar New Year on Jan. 29.

Ravenscroft hosted the Asian American Alliance Conference on Friday, Jan. 10, drawing students and faculty from Saint Mary’s, Durham Academy and Cary Academy.

The panel explored their experiences in the college-selection process, transition to greater independence and different schedules, and the ups and downs of living in residence halls.

With ninth-graders off campus for the morning, the Class of 2029 went to four mini-classes, meeting teachers, learning about expectations and becoming “more confident” about joining the Upper School.

Drawing on the same skills and mindset teachers have helped students develop since Lower School, Ravens explore how to successfully navigate both the benefits and the risks of using AI tools.

Students, faculty and staff in all three divisions took the opportunity to lead through service in the month of October, supporting neighbors in need and giving back to their community.