The program, developed with students on the Spiritual Task Force, included stories, music and reflections on traditions. 

From its first pages, Framing Our Future identifies attracting, retaining and supporting “high-performing individuals who are committed to the unique independent school environment” as essential to the school’s vision for the future.

The entire school community came together earlier today for the Gathering of Thanksgiving, kicking off the season of gratitude with music, readings and reflections.

The Greensboro museum, housed in the landmark F.W. Woolworth’s Building where the 1960 Sit-In Movement began, offers 13 permanent exhibits about the civil rights movement.

Through advisory lessons, classroom activities, food and music, Ravens learned about and celebrated the influence and impact of Hispanic and Latinx cultures in the United States.

After finding connection with Alpha Omega Campus Ministry as a freshman, the Mann Scholar remains “passionate about being able to do this same thing for others.”

From Spirit Week to the Fall Community Event and Homecoming, students, faculty and staff, families and alumni went all in — celebrating what it means to be a Raven.

The strategic plan, the result of intensive work by school leadership in collaboration with the Board of Trustees and stakeholders across the school community, identifies key priorities that will shape the next five years of growth and direction.