In May, Brian Reilly, advisor to the high school student government, sent an email to the Grace student body, writing, “Mikail Oflaz was elected as the High School’s Student Body… Continue reading "New President, New Policies: Our New Student Body Leader "
Image of room 326 provided by Milo Pesca ‘25 Nothing is worse than walking into room 326 on the first day of freshman year. It’s terrible. Squeezed between the Multipurpose… Continue reading "The Room Where It Happens"
As the month of March wrapped up, so did the 10th-graders’ March Madness projects. Each year, the sophomore students independently create passion projects, which are displayed at the Independent Projects… Continue reading "Marching Into Madness: Highlighting This Year’s IP10 Projects"
Image via Freepik Grace students are usually engaged, respectful, and conscientious. Grace prides itself on having a more than 90 percent attendance rate on an average school day. So, it was… Continue reading "Grace’s High School Attendance Hits Record Low Last Week"
Media provided by Sabine T-R. ‘26 In order to learn more about the teachers in our community, we decided to create a new Grace Gazette series where teachers will have… Continue reading "Story Time with Mr. Klebnikov: Balancing Risk Over Reward"
Illustration by Anaika Mehta ‘27 As another great year comes to an end, Grace envisions a bright future for its faculty and staff. With input from the Grace community, the… Continue reading "Visions of Grace 2030"
Image courtesy of Ms. Chan, Dr. Nathan, and Mr. Warner This past fall, we got to know some of our favorite teachers’ high school selves. To say the least, it… Continue reading "A Blast From the Past Part 2: What Our Teachers Were Like in High School"
Media provided by Fiona Miller ‘26 “Grounded in tradition and open to innovation” is a phrase which many members of the Grace community are familiar with, and one that some… Continue reading "He Who Keeps Us All Afloat"
The Independent Projects 10 (IP10) Symposium, a beloved Grace tradition transpired on Wednesday, May 3 at the school, enabling parents and peers to finally get a sense of the yearlong… Continue reading "Reflecting on 10th-Grade Independent Projects"
Media provided by Alejandro Izurieta ’25 A person who spends almost half a century educating students and sparking passions in young minds sounds too good to be true. Yet that… Continue reading "Ms. Meyer: A True Renaissance Woman"
