Ravenscroft Joins Global Education Network Spanning Fifty Countries
Accepted as a candidate school in the international Round Square network, which focuses on character education and experiential learning, Ravenscroft is preparing to offer its students global collaboration opportunities.
Ravenscroft has announced that its candidacy for membership in Round Square, a global network comprising more than 260 schools across over 50 countries, has been approved.
Admission Process to the Round Square Network
Ravenscroft has been accepted as a candidate school for membership in Round Square, an international network that promotes character education and experiential learning. This development was regarded as a proud step for the school community.
International Collaboration Goals
Head of School Derrick Willard stated that this partnership reflects their commitment to preparing students for an interconnected world, drawing attention to opportunities for international collaboration and cultural exchange.
Position in North Carolina
Ravenscroft holds the distinction of being the only Round Square school in the Triangle region and one of only two schools across all of North Carolina. This status provides students with unique global opportunities.
New Opportunities for Students
The opportunities offered within the network encompass students across all grade levels. While upper school international diploma students participate in global virtual visits, six students will take part in the annual conference in Australia this autumn.
Global Education Vision
Sarah Sims, assistant head of school for community and culture, emphasized that this partnership is in deep alignment with their existing mission and global education vision, stating that it offers students a real-world laboratory.