Just three weeks ago Grace held its 6th annual Black History Month Chapel hosted by Amazing Grace, the Black identifying affinity group. This year, the theme and focus was “Black… Continue reading "Annual Black History Month Chapel Marks New Chapter in Celebrating Black Excellence"
In December, the non-profit Ad Council and the Covid Collaborative launched a public communications campaign to encourage Americans to get the COVID vaccine. The respected yet controversial organization has been… Continue reading "Ad Council Announces COVID Vaccine Ad Campaign"
After months of waiting, Grace finally gave the green light to have a modified winter season for their student-athletes. While this is a major step in the right direction, many… Continue reading "Winter Sports: A New Reality"
The normalcy that education provides has been grounding many students and teachers during this exhausting year, regardless of learning style.
Since March 2019, COVID-19 contagion has continued to accelerate. Hospitals are filling up, death rates are climbing, yet there is now hope: a vaccine. In early 2020, scientists began seeking… Continue reading "Grace Teachers Get the COVID-19 Vaccine"
On Wednesday evening, Grace families received an email from the WellGrace Team informing them that a member of the community has tested positive for COVID-19. According to the email, this… Continue reading "Cohort A Goes Remote as High School Gets First Positive Case of COVID-19"
Two weeks ago, Mr. Davison wrote to the Grace Church community to announce that following the conclusion of next school year, he will be retiring from his position as Head… Continue reading "Mr. Davison Announces Plan to Retire"
This year’s MLK symposium was modified considerably compared to years past. Dr. Nathan, one of coordinators of this year’s MLK Symposium, discussed the new changes and preparations needed to launch… Continue reading "The Preparation of Grace’s 2021 MLK Symposium"
Featured image drawn by Media Editor Evelyn Ward ’21 The Threshold of Believability for Women in Assault Cases is not Defined by Evidence but Identity The courtroom was eerily quiet… Continue reading "Who Gets Heard & Who Gets Believed"
Featured Image: Unsplash On January 6th, MiChelle Carpenter stood crying as she washed her dishes. She had CNN playing and was watching the insurrection on the Capitol unfold. “I would… Continue reading "BIPOC of Grace Reflect on the Double Standards of the Attempted Coup"
