Illustration by Juliette Robertson ‘25 The tuition at Grace Church for this school year was $62,720. With such a steep price tag comes assumptions about Grace students’ wealth and financial… Continue reading "The Hidden Class Divide at Grace"
Illustration provided by Juliette Robertson ‘25 If you harbor seemingly outlandish thoughts that you hesitate to voice, take solace: you’re in good company within the Grace community. The Gazette has… Continue reading "Conversations Beyond the Norm: Probing the Depths of Consciousness at Grace"
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 Fiona Miller ‘26 Andie Goodman is beloved by the Grace community for her upbeat and positive attitude. She is the Assistant Director of the College Office, as… Continue reading "Story Time with Ms. Goodman: It All Works Out"
A Central Park snow day. Image courtesy of Elif Caliskan ‘25 What percentage of your day do you spend staring at a screen? What about sitting at a desk? For… Continue reading "Get Outside, Grace!"
If you go to Grace’s High School, chances are you’ve walked by the MUD Coffee Hut. We’ve all seen it, whether it be before school, after school, during lunch, or… Continue reading "MUD Coffee: A Cup of Community in the Heart of East Village"
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"
When Ann Curry, a former NBC reporter, visited the high school on Wednesday, December 6th, it was evident that she was passionate about the importance of unbiased reporting. As a… Continue reading "Navigating the Truth: Ann Curry Upholds Journalistic Integrity"
Media provided by Alejandro Izurieta ’25 “I try to meet students where they are, whoever they are.” —Colin Todd Before ColinTodd became an inspiring teacher and upstanding member to many… Continue reading "Mr. Todd, Through a Lens"
Illustration by Juliette Robertson ‘25 NYC neighborhoods are ever-fluctuating. New real estate deals, gentrification, and changes in infrastructure can completely change a neighborhood. In fact, this has caused confusion at… Continue reading "Grace Is Not Where You Think It Is"
