Ravo for schools
Give students and staff a private, fair way to set priorities
Student councils, clubs, departments, and parent committees all face the same problem: many opinions, one decision. Ravo Groups collects private rankings and returns a single combined order.
- Closed membership — no public listing, no search visibility
- Anonymous aggregate results protect students from social pressure
- Invitations expire, can be revoked, and are stored only as a hash
- Works for spirit-week themes, budget priorities, or curriculum choices
Built for a classroom-safe boundary
Nothing a group votes on is published to Ravo's public feed. Membership, questions, options, ballots, and results all stay inside the group, and results only appear once the group's minimum response threshold is met.
A teachable model of ranked choice
Every result includes a plain-language explanation of how positions become points, why unranked options earn nothing, and how ties break. It's a working demonstration of ranked-choice thinking, not a black box.
Where it should not be used
Ravo Groups is for gathering priorities, not for administering official elections that require verified voter rolls, audits, or regulated custody of ballots.