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Meet Our Team: Why Ravenswood?

Meet Our Team: Why Ravenswood?

ABOUT RAVENSWOOD

ABOUT RAVENSWOOD

Be a part of a team that is serious about transforming student experiences and outcomes! Ravenswood is an innovative TK-8 public school district dedicated to excellence and equity in education. We serve over 1,500 students in East Palo Alto and East Menlo Park, California across three elementary schools and one middle school. Located in the heart of a culturally-rich community in the Bay Area, Ravenswood is supported by a close-knit network of families, community partners and philanthropic organizations that makes this a powerful opportunity.
principal with students
nutrition worker with students
teacher in front of classroom
adult with students on field
teacher watching tk student paint
drama teacher with student
teacher supporting student on laptop
teacher with student doing arts
CANDIDATE RESOURCES

CANDIDATE RESOURCES

Check out our Candidate Resources for quick links to salary schedules, collective bargaining agreements, other helpful documents as you learn more about Ravenswood.
TEACHER SALARY RESOURCES

TEACHER SALARY RESOURCES

Check out our Teacher Salary Resource Page and the video explainer below for details about our innovative Career Ladder (salary schedule), including a salary estimator calculation tool and frequently asked questions.
Non-Discrimination

Non-Discrimination

We are proud of our diversity: 99% of district students identify as Latinx, African American, Pacific Islander, and/or multiple races and over half of our students are multilingual learners.
 
Our team believes the diversity of our community is a strength. We do not discriminate based on race, nationality, gender, age, sexual orientation, or any other protected category. See our Non-Discrimination Policy for more details.
ravenswood's antiracist commitment

ravenswood's antiracist commitment

The Ravenswood City School District acknowledges that racism has an inherent and permanent impact on our students’ lives. We actively work to systematically dismantle the racist structures and practices in our schools.
 
In order to be antiracist, we must:
  • Rely on the communities we serve to guide and inform the decisions we make about our curriculum, program and practice 
  • Examine every policy, curriculum, assessment and personnel decision and make changes as necessary 
  • Root our work in and centered around the rich cultures of our students, families and community
  • Provide learning environments and opportunities that help students and staff be self-aware, to self reflect, have empathy, understand societal context and practice abolitionist teaching 
  • Develop students’ self advocacy to be an agent of change through explicit antiracist discussion, practice and action
 
If you share our commitment to being antiracist, and want to be part of a team that shares your values, join us!
Questions?

Questions?

Contact Joan O'Neill, Director of Human Resources by email (joneill@ravenswoodschools.org) or phone (650) 329-2800, ext. 60114 for more information.