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Beyond the Book: Growing Critical Thinkers with Grace
If you step into Grace classrooms on any given morning, you might see students huddled over magnifying glasses, sorting clues in a story, or debating how to design a bridge…
Grateful to Belong to a Place Like Grace
After more than two decades in schools, I didn’t expect to find this-a place that feels both like home and like a promise fulfilled. I’ve devoted my career to the…
Planting Seeds, Growing Thinkers
Why our science classrooms are designed for curiosity, challenge, and equity. When I walked into Grade 4 science today, the room hummed with excitement. Students were labeling cups, spooning soil,…
The Human Skills Behind the Game: What Physical Education Really Teaches
If you are at Grace during the time of day when Coach Kay is teaching physical education, you can find her class by following the yips, squeals, and laughter drifting…
Holding Wonder in the Palm of a Hand
When you walk into Grace on any given morning, there’s a hum – the kind that only happens when curiosity fills the air. This morning, I had the privilege of…
Grace Matters
Jen Danish, Head of School People often wonder what it is that makes an Episcopal School distinct and meaningful. What are they all about and “how religious” is the education? …
Shake. Spill. Build. Color. Write.
How a Kindergarten math activity reveals the deeper art and science of teaching at Grace At first glance, it looked like a simple game. Our Kindergarteners shook a handful of…
“I Did It!”: Why Self-Efficacy—Not Just Self-Esteem—Matters in the Early Years
Last week, one of our two-year-olds scrambled up the rope ladder to the top of our new wooden tower. She paused, looked at me, and shouted with delight: “I did…
Grace Featured in Getting Smart
Grace Featured in Getting Smart We’re honored to share that Grace has been featured in Getting Smart, a national platform that spotlights innovation in education. The article, “A Year of…
