The fair, organized by Ravenscroft’s five parent-led organizations, drew scores of interested volunteers to the Keim Center.

Building on its foundational work, the school has kicked off new programs built around faculty, student and parent/guardian commitments to greater diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging.

As part of Ravenscroft’s broader strategic design work this year, staff in Institutional Advancement have partnered with alumni volunteers to craft goals and practices for the next five years.

Held on the Campus Green Friday, April 29, the festival brought Ravenscroft families back to campus for the first major community-wide event since the pandemic started more than two years ago.

The event netted more than $27K in sales in support of the school’s two media centers.

The auction, which ran Jan. 28-Feb. 4, included vacations and one-of-a-kind experiences, jewelry, campus perks and themed gift baskets stuffed with goodies for families.

The tournament-within-a-tournament at the 25th Ravenscroft Golf Classic draws a record 25 alumni competitors and helps raise money for Ravenscroft Athletics.

The virtual event, part of the Senior Transition Series, brought alumni from around the country into classrooms to talk about their fields.