Following back-to-back science fair wins, the seventh-grader has taken his most recent work into a whole new realm: the intersection of mathematics, astrophysics and artificial intelligence.

Third-grade teacher Amber Sullivan and art teacher Amelia Karpowitz extended an ELA lesson analyzing Hokusai’s famous woodblock print to give students the opportunity to make prints themselves.

In this selection from their first-ever full set at Ravenfest 2024, the band’s smooth, polished sound draws on their long-standing connections to one another and their years of practicing and performing with Ravenscroft fine arts ensembles.

The Ravenscroft senior  — winner of a Gold Key in the 2024 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards — shares her favorite pieces from her award-winning portfolio.

Created as part of the Middle School’s Storytelling elective, the story uses a story-within-a-story framework, employs a variety of mediums and makes use of both intrigue and humor.

Students worked in small groups to learn about scientists from a variety of countries, personal circumstances and educational backgrounds and then presented their findings with a poster.

The Photography I students explore the qualities of light as they capture on film a foggy day on campus.

“A Day at the Vet,” created using WeVideo, showcases some of the skills students develop in the Middle School elective Digital Media I.