As the month of March wrapped up, so did the 10th-graders’ March Madness projects. Each year, the sophomore students independently create passion projects, which are displayed at the Independent Projects… Continue reading "Marching Into Madness: Highlighting This Year’s IP10 Projects"
Illustration by Juliette Robertson ‘25 The tuition at Grace Church for this school year was $62,720. With such a steep price tag comes assumptions about Grace students’ wealth and financial… Continue reading "The Hidden Class Divide at Grace"
A 2021 photo of the new subway car model from Wikimedia Commons November 30, 2017: 34 St–Hudson Yards station. A prototype of the latest model sits in the concourse above… Continue reading "The Future of Student Commutes"
Media of Mr. Williams, Grace O’Hara ’23, and Louise Giddings ’23 taken by Alejandro Izurieta ’24 Living in New York City, it is a rare opportunity for students to get… Continue reading "The Grace Garden: What it Brings to Grace and Why it’s Important"
In February, George Davison announced the appointment of Lorry Perry as the next Head of High School. With two decades of experience under her belt, Ms. Perry is more than… Continue reading "Female Leadership Flourishes at Grace"
History may be one of the most essential courses to take at Grace. The discipline is unique, as there are many course options to choose from in 11th and 12th… Continue reading "Looking for an LGBTQ+ Education at Grace"
In a recent Grace Gazette survey, more than 80 percent of Grace Church community members said that they use the train to get to school, a percentage that seems to… Continue reading "A Privilege of Living in New York: The Many Ways to Get to Grace"
Ranking based on attractiveness, calling someone too skinny or too fat or just the right amount of “thick,” and treating people as just bodies: these are all ways that women… Continue reading "The Objectification of Women and Girls at Grace"
Slay, sus, lit, fam, bussin, snatched, period, purr, cap, chile, sis, savage Do these words sound familiar to you? It’s more than likely that you’ve heard or muttered these words… Continue reading "The Broken Telephone Game the World is Playing, and Why It’s Damaging"
On the week of May 17, 2021, Grace Church School hosted its sixth and final Community Week. “Community Week” is a new concept implemented during this virtual school year which… Continue reading "Final Community Week Celebrates the Arts"
