First-graders connect with peers in the Dominican Republic through books, song and service in a meaningful global learning project.

Students learned about countries in Africa through stories, photos and reflections from four parents who have lived or traveled there — a “very powerful” extension of classroom learning.

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.

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.

The growth of global programming during Kelly’s tenure has shaped the experiences of students, families and the entire Ravenscroft community — and made the school a leader in global education.

“These students have provided a great deal of positive impact on our community,” Head of Upper School Aaron Sundstrom said.

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

Hear about their experiences in other countries — from the Bahamas to Belgium and Spain to Singapore.