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Ravenna School District recognizes staff and students in 'Face of a Raven' awards

Ravenna School District Board of Education · March 24, 2026

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Summary

At its March 23 meeting the district honored staff leaders (Mrs. Randolph, Malia Livingood, Debbie Remley, James Williamson) and students (including Zuri Beach, Cordelia Brunton and Madeline Bridal) for leadership, service and resilience during the monthly 'Face of a Raven' recognition.

The Ravenna School District presented its monthly 'Face of a Raven' recognitions at the March 23 board meeting, honoring staff and students from across the district for service and leadership.

Superintendent introduced staff awardees and recited nominating comments: Mrs. Randolph (principal at West Main Elementary) was recognized for stepping into multiple support roles and building strong relationships in her first year as principal; Malia Livingood was thanked as the high school attendance secretary for being the "face of the office;" Debbie Remley was cited for consistent support and classroom engagement at Brown Middle School; and James Williamson was recognized for his work with the district's DSPU program and advocacy for students with disabilities.

Student recipients included preschool student Sebastian Salabeck; kindergartner Iris Knight; fourth-grader Zuri Beach, noted for quick thinking during a medical emergency; middle-schooler Cordelia Brunton; and Ravenna High School junior Madeline Bridal. The superintendent invited recipients to the stage for photos and the board recessed briefly for pictures.

The awards provided a public acknowledgment of staff contributions and student resilience during the regular board meeting; no formal board votes were required for the recognitions.