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 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.

The Upper School group partnered with Cary Academy and Durham Academy to plan the first Triangle Asian Alliance Conference, featuring Rep. Ya Liu as keynote and opportunities to connect and inspire.

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.

Students shared their respective families’ celebrations in the Muslim, Hindu, Christian and Jewish traditions along with messages of hope and renewal.

The students, who are involved with Youth and Government through Ravenscroft, will work with YMCA of the Triangle to address issues of diversity and equity in their programming.

As part of National Girls and Women in Sports Day, King spoke to Middle School and Upper School girls about her career and the many ways they can enjoy the benefits of involvement in sports.