I vividly remember being a wide-eyed ninth grader at Grace. The nerve-wracking prospect of making new friends, crossing my fingers that I got my teachers’ names right as I waved… Continue reading "Have No Fear When March Madness is Here"
Every time I tell someone that I’ve been at the same school for fourteen years, I feel grateful. Being at Grace Church School for so long means that eighty percent… Continue reading "My Experience Being a Lifer"
The New York primaries for the U.S. House of Representatives will be held on June 23rd, 2020. One of the candidates who is running for Congress in New York is… Continue reading "An Interview with Suraj Patel: Candidate for New York’s 12th Congressional District"
In the first episode of our new series “Unteachable Moments,” I ask teachers who are renowned for their story-telling skills around the High School to share a memorable moment from… Continue reading "GraceCast Episode 4: Unteachable Moments: Mr. Root"
I invite Dana onto the show to learn more about how the cheer team was created and what she hopes for the future of the team. Listen to Dana on… Continue reading "GraceCast Episode 3: Cherish the Cheer"
Typically around the end of March, students and their families start making their way back to the New York City area to get ready to return to school after a… Continue reading "Virtual Grace: Thoughts on the First Few Days of Zoom"
As the third week of social distancing comes to a close, we take the time to reflect on the changes this pandemic has forced us to make. We remisense the… Continue reading "Life in Isolation: A Love Letter to Our Past and Present"
In late March, a bold statement delivered in the form of a petition began circulating among the Grace student body. The Change.org petition titled, “Make Quarter 4 Pass/Fail”, aims to… Continue reading "Pass or Fail: How Will Students Succeed Amidst a Pandemic?"
When she was twelve years old, Camryn Dixon ‘21 stumbled upon a book called “Medical Apartheid” by Harriet A. Washington which completely changed the way in which she was passionate… Continue reading "GraceCast Episode 2: The Roots of Racism in the Healthcare System"
Grace Church School students regularly attend bi-weekly chapel meetings where biblical texts are read and celebrated. Students have shared their affiliation with a God or religion in chapel meetings before, yet… Continue reading "Religious Inclusivity at Grace"
