News

Celebrating the Class of 2022!

By Noelle McHugh / June 2, 2022

We are so very proud of our graduating Gryphons. Their last days at Grace will be full of joy and lots of love!

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Back to School Night

Back to School Night 2022

By Grace Episcopal School / April 27, 2022

It was a joy and wonder to have families with us for Back to School Night! At the start of the evening, families gathered in the MPR to meet specialists & hear remarks from Jen Danish, Kate Kelliher, and Jessica Boritz.

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Running Clubs

Fall Sports

By Grace Episcopal School / April 25, 2022

Grace is thrilled to have its fall sports up and running! The Grace Running Club, for students in Grades 3-5, and the Grace Soccer Team, for students in Grades 4 and 5, both start the week of September 19. See you on the field, Gryphons!

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Welcome Back: Outdoor Chapel and Campfire!

By Noelle McHugh / April 11, 2022

Families are invited to attend weekly Outdoor Chapels (Kindergarten through Grade 5) and monthly school-wide Campfires.

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Warm and Fuzzy Week: February 14-18

By Noelle McHugh / February 10, 2022

The week of February 14-18 will be our first annual “Warm and Fuzzy Week!”

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#GraceFacultyFriday

By Noelle McHugh / February 3, 2022

Introducing #GraceFacultyFriday where every week we’ll shine a spotlight on one of our amazing faculty or staff members on social media!

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PTO Book Fair: Saturday, February 19

By Noelle McHugh / February 3, 2022

Support Grace by shopping at Politics and Prose book store on Saturday, February 19.

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MLK, Jr. Donation Drive through January 18

By Noelle McHugh / January 11, 2022

The PTO has chosen the Kind Works’ Afghan refugee resettlement program as the beneficiary for a donation drive in honor of MLK, Jr.

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Holiday Cheer

By Noelle McHugh / December 16, 2021

Visit geds.org/community/happy-holidays-2021/ to view our holiday video, recording of Christmas Chapel, letter from the Head of School, and more!

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Holiday “Cups of Cheer”

By Noelle McHugh / November 23, 2021

To give back in this season of gratitude, Kindergarten through Grade 5 students assembled 160 “Cups of Cheer” for the elderly in Montgomery County. Working with Small Things Matter, students wrote cards and filled mugs with tea, coffee and cocoa packets to help warm hearts and hands. Read more about Small Things Matter, https://smallthingsmatter.org/.

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