As New York welcomed some of pop culture’s most renowned artists; music lovers, natives and foreigners alike, flocked to Flushing Meadows-Corona Park for a new music festival hosted by the… Continue reading "The Meadows: A Comprehensive Review"
Welcome to Grace Church! Below is some interesting facts about our new faculty members for 2016! We spoke to: Mr. Longueira, physics teacher Ms. Dilley, biology teacher Rev. Korienek, reverend… Continue reading "New Faculty 2016"
Having agency over your sexual health and well-being is a point of great empowerment through one’s teenage years and into adulthood. Here is a simple, introductory list of sexual health… Continue reading "Sex-Ed Resources at Grace"
Recently, I had the pleasure of interviewing Mr. Reilly, the new dean of the Class of 2019. I was able to ask him several questions that I thought the grade… Continue reading "Mr. Reilly, New Dean of 2019"
This year at the 2016 March Madness Symposium, parents, students and teachers were treated to a night of innovative projects of all varieties by the 10th graders. The class of… Continue reading "3rd Annual March Madness Success"
Dear 2019, It is not hard to think back on our days gathering together in September up at Sharpe for our freshmen retreat. While so much has happened since then,… Continue reading "A Letter to the Ninth Graders"
Well, my hands hurt. There is so much to clap for as the first graduating class of the High School Division of Grace Church School throw off their hats and… Continue reading "“Thank You For My Construction Hat”"
I rarely share my days occurrences at family dinner without prompting, but yesterday was different. Here’s the hard truth I learned yesterday; I lack in dedication and commitment. See I… Continue reading "The Sun Rises While She Is Underground: Part 1"
Senioritis is a severe condition affecting high school seniors across the country. According to Merriam-Webster Dictionary, “senioritis” is defined as, “an ebbing of motivation and effort by school seniors as… Continue reading "Cure for Senioritis"
March Madness is an opportunity for you, sophomore student, to explore a subject you are interested in but, may not have the time to focus on normally. Your class schedule… Continue reading "March – Not So Mad!"
