After the protests and conversations that filled the end of last school year, it became evident to students in the Grace community that we desperately needed change. That feeling is… Continue reading "Student Government Leading the Way in Fight for Change"
During our advisory meetings on Wednesday morning, I told my all-white advisory that the election doesn’t affect most of the students in this school and that they are too privileged… Continue reading "Dear Grace Church School, Please Recognize the Privilege You Hold in This Election"
This past week we had our first intersession week. Because of Covid and Grace’s reluctance to be completely virtual, they decided to split our school into two cohorts: Cohort A… Continue reading "Thoughts on Grace’s First Intersession Week"
Featured Image: Sketched by Grace Gazette Media Editor Evelyn Ward ’21 2020, the year of the unexpected and interrupted. This week, we sent out a poll surveying freshman on their… Continue reading "Transitioning into a New School During A Pandemic"
In the world we’re currently living in, health has become a center point of most conversations. Obviously, people are concerned with their physical health due to the ongoing pandemic, but… Continue reading "Mental Health at Grace in 2020"
Transitioning to virtual school has required a lot of flexibility on everyone’s parts, but this shift has been especially difficult for the learning difference community at Grace. Evelyn Ward ’21… Continue reading "GraceCast Episode 12: COVID’s Impact on Students with Learning Differences"
As summer approaches and school begins to wind down, we’re all going to have more time on our hands. If you’re looking for something to do without a screen that… Continue reading "Escape from Quarantine Book Picks"
For a multitude of reasons, the last thing I want to talk about is the coronavirus. But I still feel like I should share my story. A lot of people… Continue reading "Falling Ill and Getting Well in the Age of Coronavirus"
In the midst of this pandemic, there still remains uncertainty about a possible second wave of the outbreak hitting the U.S in a few months. The impact that this could… Continue reading "How Will the Coronavirus Affect the 2020-21 School Year?"
Even before school moved online, students were complaining about the scheduling of community meeting and chapel. Many students have cited that they would rather take an extra hour of sleep… Continue reading "What To Do With Chapel and Community Meeting?"
