Eighth-grade students and teachers, joined by members of the Middle School leadership team, gather across from the White House during the annual capstone experience in Washington, D.C.

In their roles as teachers, development officers and admissions staff, these Ravens were inspired by their time here and have extended the school’s mission in their professional lives.

From Tucker Street’s first teacher to the longest-serving high school football coach in North Carolina, these Ravens are celebrated in perpetuity thanks to the many people whose lives they touched.

Born of a visioning exercise with faculty and staff, the Portrait of a Graduate puts into words what it means to be the product of a Ravenscroft education.

The chef-owner of the beloved Raleigh restaurant reflects on how he transformed his passion for good food into sustained success through creativity, hard work and community.

The state-of-the-art system, installed in the Olander Center this spring, engages and connects users through photos, videos, trivia and polls that are focused on Ravens’ experiences.

Offering a virtual trip around the world, the event showcased 26 countries and cultures represented in the school community.

Underscoring its commitment to gender-equitable experiences in athletics, Ravenscroft marked National Girls and Women in Sports Day and the positive impact of sports on female students.