Dear REF Community,
Just one week has passed since Ravenswood schools closed and we launched the REF Emergency Fund, and yet so much has happened. I am so touched and hopeful to witness our community coming together to take care of each other. With the latest prediction that schools may not reopen until fall, our sustained support of our students and families will be critical. How You Can Help
REF Emergency Fund:
Ravenswood City School District Efforts to Address Evolving Needs:
Warmly, Jenna Wachtel Pronovost REF, Executive Director
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Dear REF Community,
During this stressful time, as we protect our loved ones, stock up on supplies, and prepare for the weeks ahead, I am heartened by the outpouring of care from our REF community asking how you can support local students and families most in need. Today, in response to the COVID 19 pandemic, the Ravenswood City School District made the difficult decision to close schools from Monday, March 16 through April 3. While closing schools is challenging for all communities, it is particularly challenging here, where 90% of students qualify for free and reduced price lunch and the majority of our parents work hourly service jobs. How We Can Help: In collaboration with Interim Superintendent Gina Sudaria, we have identified the following avenues for support:
Warmly, Jenna Wachtel Pronovost REF Executive Director RAVENSWOOD EDUCATION FOUNDATION |
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