On Thursday, February 28th Grace High School students gathered for chapel, one which many might have suspected to be nothing out of the ordinary. However, the following hour was nothing… Continue reading "Black History Month Chapel: A Time for Reflection at Grace"
The first annual Grace Gazette Tournament Challenge is taking place this year and as the resident college basketball experts at the Gazette, here are our teams to look out for.… Continue reading "GCS Bracketology with Experts: Daniel Samoon and Jackson Sohn"
On January 23, the Grace community gathered in Tuttle Hall to witness the high school dancers at Open Studio, an informal exhibition of choreography. Open Studio kicked off at 6:30… Continue reading "The New and Improved Open Studio"
This year during Curriculum Night for rising seniors, changes were introduced regarding Senior Seminar. Senior Seminar, the elective course exclusively available for students in their final year at Grace, is… Continue reading "The New Senior Seminar: Will it Live up to Its Promise?"
On February 13, 2018, then 11th grader Will Simotas ‘19 cast and uploaded a ballot awarding a 2017 film the “Golden Potato Award,” a prize aimed to represent Grace Church… Continue reading "The 2019 Golden Potato Award"
Racism at private schools is unfortunately not a foreign issue in today’s society. Private schools have historically been predominantly composed of wealthy, white students, and the after-effects of racism in… Continue reading "Accusations of Racism: What is Being Done?"
Is it possible that weekly chapel in an Episcopal school can be inclusive of many religions? This question has sparked controversy among students and faculty of differing faiths. According to… Continue reading "A Chapel for All Faiths"
Despite the common belief that the Grace student body is primarily liberal, there are a number of students who identify as conservative. While some students are unafraid of sharing… Continue reading "Where Does Grace Fall on the Political Spectrum? Are Conservative Views Undervalued at Grace?"
At a school that prides itself on being rich in tradition, while also looking ahead for the future, it should not come as a surprise that Grace has a male… Continue reading "An Interview with Grace’s First Male Cheerleader"
The Bowery is the oldest and arguably one of the most artistically prominent avenues in New York. The storied thoroughfare has grown and evolved with the city but is home to… Continue reading "A Photostory on the Bowery: Grace’s Road into New York History"
