For the sixth year in a row, students from Ravenscroft have raised the most money among high school teams for the nonprofit, a partnership between the American Cancer Society and the NFL.

On April 26, following a three-year pandemic-related hiatus, Ravens of all ages and hundreds of volunteers reveled in the chance to make the day special for participants.

Through their participation in Youth Games Management, a six-week training program, 25 Ravens prepared to take the lead in managing many aspects of the Spring Games.

Whether on campus or off, students got to put citizen leadership in action.

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

The former board chair, noted for guiding Ravenscroft through the early months of COVID-19 and for early visioning of the student life center, was celebrated at the first Alumni Association meeting since 2019.

In the program’s second year, teams bring home wins and see the potential for the future — thanks in part to the generosity of tech entrepreneur and Ravenscroft parent Robert Couture, who shares their vision.

Some of the event’s most popular items were campus perks and opportunities for Ravens right here on campus, including Ravesncroft summer camps, parking spots, the “Name a Road at Ravenscroft” opportunity, and Head of School for a Day.