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Mandarin Teacher Yi-Wen Liu Elected President of Language Association
Upper School Mandarin teacher Yi-Wen Liu has been elected president of the Chinese Teachers Association of North Carolina, effective January 2021.
Teacher Christina Garner Named as Prompt Selector for Foreign Language Proficiency Assessment
Middle School World Language Department Chair Christina Garner has been chosen as a prompt selector for the Assessment of Performance Toward Proficiency in Languages (AAPPL), a proficiency and pe...
Eleanor Campbell '20 Recognized for Four Gold Medals on National Latin Exam
As part of Ravenscroft's students' strong overall performance on the National Latin Exam given in March 2020, Latin V student Eleanor Campbell '20 earned a gold medal for her demonstration of mas...
Sophia Toback '21 Participates in Prestigious State Department Program
Rising senior Sophia Toback '21 has immersed herself in the Russian language as part of a prestigious program, run by the U.S. Department of State, that promotes world language learning among Ame...
Latin and Greek Students Earn Honors on National Exams
The results are in for Middle and Upper School students who sat for rigorous national Latin and Greek exams this year.
Former U.S. Ambassador to Pakistan Speaks to Students
Cameron Munter, former United States ambassador to Pakistan, visited Ravenscroft on Thursday, April 4, to talk to Upper School students with a passion for foreign policy and the intricacies of in...
Ravenscroft Hosts Journalists From International Visitor Leadership Program
On Monday, Dec. 3, Ravenscroft hosted six journalists from around the world participating in the Edward R. Murrow Program for Journalists, which explores the rights and responsibilities of Americ...
Ravens Study Abroad in Spoleto, Italy
Ravenscroft's Elle Schantz '20 and Ethan Severson '20 attended the Spoleto Study Abroad Summer Session 2018 in the historic town of Spoleto, Italy.
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Ravenscroft Students Win Awards for National Latin Exam
One hundred and seventeen Ravenscroft students across five levels of language study took the National Latin Exam, joining more than 143,000 students around the world in testing their learning.
What Is It Like to Study at Oxford? Allison Arber '17 shares her impressions
Allison Arber '17, a Ravenscroft "lifer" whose outstanding academic record and passion for music helped paved the way to admission at the University of Oxford, England, checked in at her alma mat...
AP "GoPo" Students Dive Deep in Visit to the Nation's Capital
More than 20 juniors and seniors enrolled in the AP Government and Politics seminar joined teacher Phillip Kantaros in a experiential learning opportunity in the nation's capital earlier this mon...
Distinguished Career Diplomat Explores Middle Eastern Affairs with Upper School Students
Ravenscroft's Upper School students were given a rare look inside the world of American diplomacy during the recent visit of Ambassador Stuart Jones, part of a new campus speaker series dedicated...
Cultural Festival Celebrates International Diversity With Food, Dance and More
At the 2018 Cultural Festival, held on Friday, March 2, Ravenscroft students, faculty and staff, and families celebrated the many different countries and cultures represented in our community.
Ravenscroft World Languages Teacher Recognized for Outstanding Conference Presentation
Ravenscroft World Languages teacher Kristy Rogers was recognized as "Best of FLANC!" for her presentation, "¡Sabe a chocolate!," at the Foreign Language Association of North Carolina's 2017 Fall...
Ravens Take London for New Year's Day Parade Performances
Two students share their reflections on the trip to London, England, over the holiday break to participate in several events in conjunction with the 32nd Anniversary London New Year's Day Parade.
Ravenscroft Hosts Saudi Arabian Delegation as part of the U.S. Department of State's International Visitor Leadership Program
Ravenscroft hosted 14 guests and three interpreters as part of the U.S. Department of State's International Visitor Leadership Program. The delegation of education leaders from Saudi Arabia, comp...
Ravenscroft Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
At Ravenscroft, one of the many ways we incorporate global thinking, teaching and learning into our students' experiences is through the celebration of national Hispanic Heritage Month. Taking ...
Expanding Worldviews: Ravenscroft Students Host Exchange Students from China
Through Ravenscroft's exchange program with Beijing High School Number 20, Ravenscroft students host students from China for about a week every February. Ten students and two administrators from ...
Connecting and Collaborating Across the Globe
Over the summer, a group of 10 Ravenscroft rising ninth graders and 11 Ravenscroft rising tenth graders traveled to Europe to attend the EF Global Leadership Summit.
The Pulsera Project: Lower School Instructor drives passion for supporting education in Central America
Last Spring, Michelle Schulze introduced pulseras to the Ravenscroft community and the support it provides to Central American communities.
Middle School students immerse themselves in Costa Rica
Immersion Abroad Costa Rica features language development, cultural immersion, and service opportunities, including delivering supplies to and working with students at a rural school.
Upper School students deliver school supplies to students in Zambia
Truly stepping out of their comfort zones, eleven Upper School students traveled to Zambia with Ravenscroft over their spring break.
Students learn about global health issues on Belize trip
Through a partnership with the Global Public Service Academies, Upper School students travel to Belize each spring to learn about healthcare and other issues in the developing world, while workin...
The Spain Exchange Program: Student Q&A
The Spain Exchange Program: A Ten-Day Immersion in Culture, Language and Learning Q&A with Bella Church '18 and Brenden Drumm '17
The Importance of Being Communicative
Walk into Michelle Schulze's third grade classroom and one of the first things that you will notice are sticky notes covering just about every object on the walls and desks. The notes are labels ...