Some classes at Grace have a reputation among students as particularly challenging. Here are the benefits of these classes. Pictured Mr.Klebnikov’s Decline in Democracy and Rise of Authoritarian Populism class… Continue reading "Why do less when you could do more?"
Media provided by Madison G. ’27 Over the summer of 2025, the Grace Church School lost a beloved member of the community. Daniel Rufer was a kind, humorous, determined, gentle,… Continue reading "Forever a Part of Grace: Honoring Daniel Rufer"
Media Provided by Sally P. ‘26 In September, Grace welcomed Donald Okpalugo as the inaugural Dean of Students and a 10th-grade history and philosophy teacher. Born in Manchester to Nigerian… Continue reading "Donald Okpalugo, Grace’s Dean of Students "
Media provided by Ale I. ’25 Four houses, one room, and a meeting that feels electric. Students from the Pigeons, Coyotes, Piping Clovers, and Falcons sit proudly with their house… Continue reading "A Quintessential Grace Church School Community Meeting"
Media Provided by India B. ’27’s Laptop On November 6th, 2025, at 12:08 P.M., I passed by the gigantic lunch line, wrapping around the lunchroom commons, which surprised me as… Continue reading "A New Day Brings A New Menu: November 6th, 2025"
Image by Miranda C. H. ’24 and Alex B. V. 24 This past Saturday, the federal government stopped funding the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), which helps low-income seniors, people… Continue reading "Fill Bins, Feed Families! Grace’s Food Drive Starts Soon!"
Media Provided by Dana Foote Every other Wednesday, Junior Peer Leaders at Grace Church High School venture off to the Lower School to guide activities, lead discussions, and form genuine… Continue reading "Love for Leadership: Peer Leadership at Grace"
Media provided by Emily Nelson On Nov 2, 2025, Emily Nelson, Assistant Director of Athletics, joined more than 55,000 athletes who ran the New York City Marathon. As Ms. Nelson… Continue reading "Ms. Nelson Takes on the New York City Marathon"
The girls’ tennis team, led by captains Chloe R. ‘26 and Zarina M. ‘26, fought their way to victory. Zarina M. ‘26 and Chloe R. ‘26 pictured above at senior… Continue reading "Breakthrough Season: The Girl’s Tennis Team"
A year later, the pouches that once sparked outrage in the student body now feel like a normal part of the Grace community— a sign that, for better or worse,… Continue reading "A Year of Yondr"
