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Ravenswood credits its transformation to community’s faith in its school district
For generations, public schools in East Palo Alto and Belle Haven were in dire need of renovations. Roofs leaked when it rained and heaters broke in the winter. These days, Ravenswood City School District campuses boast newly constructed buildings and fields, and are covered in greenery.
What happened
According to The Almanac’s source item, Ravenswood credits its transformation to community’s faith in its school district, For generations, public schools in East Palo Alto and Belle Haven were in dire need of renovations. Roofs leaked when it rained and heaters broke in the winter. These days, Ravenswood City School District campuses boast newly constructed buildings and fields, and are covered in greenery.
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- Ravenswood credits its transformation to community’s faith in its school districtThe Almanac - 2026-06-17T20:34:26+00:00
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