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    November 5, 2016

    Why Do We Have So Much Homework?

    The fishbowl on October 21st was focused on workload. Students and teachers alike sat in a circle with two stools in the center of the room. These two stools allowed… Continue reading "Why Do We Have So Much Homework?"

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    November 4, 2016

    Travel and Study – Scotland

    My summer 2016 was one I will not soon forget. I traveled to Scotland where I spent four weeks studying Sports Psychology and Terrorism (an odd pairing, I know) at… Continue reading "Travel and Study – Scotland"

  • Student Life

    November 3, 2016

    Team Blue vs Team White – Go Gremlins!

    The student government has something new and exciting for the high school student body! Our community has been divided into two teams: blue and white. The blue team is lead… Continue reading "Team Blue vs Team White – Go Gremlins!"

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    November 3, 2016

    The Cube Has Returned

    The Alamo Cube has finally returned to Astor place plaza. The plaza, renamed in honor of the Cube to the “Alamo Plaza,” was rebuilt and expanded in a multi-year, 16… Continue reading "The Cube Has Returned"

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    October 20, 2016

    If You Missed Chapel Today, You Didn’t Miss the Talk!

    On my first day at Grace, I met my classmates in the MPR and we sat in circles by advisory. We went around as each group introduced their new students… Continue reading "If You Missed Chapel Today, You Didn’t Miss the Talk!"

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    October 19, 2016

    Athletics in Full Swing!

    Though school may have started only a little over a month ago, sports at Grace are in full swing. We have a lot going on with our many sports teams,… Continue reading "Athletics in Full Swing!"

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    October 17, 2016

    Life Outside the Classroom: Ms. Salazar

    Ms. Salazar and a group of willing volunteers set up For Closure (Outdoors, The Bronx) an outdoor art installation. “People were yelling at me,” she told me, “‘Why are you… Continue reading "Life Outside the Classroom: Ms. Salazar"

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    October 14, 2016

    Rethinking Religious Holidays at Grace

    I’d like to start by saying that Grace Church School has been very accommodating to me as a Jewish student and to other Jews in our community. Despite our school’s… Continue reading "Rethinking Religious Holidays at Grace"

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    October 11, 2016

    The Meadows: A Comprehensive Review

    As New York welcomed some of pop culture’s most renowned artists; music lovers, natives and foreigners alike, flocked to Flushing Meadows-Corona Park for a new music festival hosted by the… Continue reading "The Meadows: A Comprehensive Review"

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    October 10, 2016

    New Faculty 2016

    Welcome to Grace Church! Below is some interesting facts about our new faculty members for 2016! We spoke to: Mr. Longueira, physics teacher Ms. Dilley, biology teacher Rev. Korienek, reverend… Continue reading "New Faculty 2016"

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