The Middle School program, like those in the Upper School, is grounded in curriculum and includes advance preparation, team-building activities and purposeful exploration and service.

Through the Teacher Appreciation Week campaign in May, parents, alumni and friends gave $125,000 to the Fund For Ravenscroft, fast-tracking two upgrades that have already made an impact this year.

Josh Quezada ’24, Jackson Walser ’24, Andrew Abbott ’24, Victor Kalorin ’24, Jeremy McGinnis ’24 and Liam Henley ’24 relish their photo opp during the April 8 solar eclipse.

With personalized guidance, informative programming and a dedication to finding the right schools for each student, the department guides students and families through the college-application process.

With Head of School Doreen Kelly’s induction into the Class of 1862 on May 3, she joins a select group of Ravenscroft’s most dedicated and admired faculty, staff and trustees.

These members of the Class of 2024 made an impact in the Upper School’s range of innovative offerings, from STEM and the arts to civics, innovation and affinity groups — and plan to take what they’ve learned with them to college.

Through engagement in professional organizations and learning opportunities, teachers deepen their expertise in their disciplines while bringing best practices and curricular excellence to students.

From participating in an exchange program in Singapore to launching a start-up and wrapping up a fruitful college experience, he continues to embrace the “incredible journey” he began at Ravenscroft.