An Invitation to Wonder
What does it look like when a school founded to reflect the rich diversity of Greater Washington lives its mission? And when that school specializes in the wonder years of childhood, from age 2 through Grade 5? What happens when master teachers curate beautiful learning spaces filled with opportunities to explore? And when students leap into learning with open minds and hearts, free to wonder, to question, to create, and to relate to others with empathy and kindness? The answer is Grace.
What Grounds Us
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Teachers with advanced degrees
Acres of land
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Visits from a therapy dog
Types of student support available
Trees over 100 years old
Years as a certified MD Green School
Grace News
Student Council Speeches 23-24
Each year at Grace, we hold an election for Student Council officers. This student leadership group helps to build culture and community and lead initiatives that can enhance school life. Sometimes, fundraisers and service projects are proposed, and over the years, Student Council has raised funds for many causes they are passionate about supporting. This…
The Grace Labyrinth
Grace Walking Labyrinth, generously funded by the Class of 2023 families as a gift to our school, is a beautiful new fixture on campus. We are so grateful to Lars Howlett, current Grace parent, alongside Marisa Martucci and Jessica Boritz, who helped to bring this vision to life. We hope that you’ll come experience the walking labyrinth for yourself next time you’re on campus.
First Annual Celebration of Learning
On June 1, Grace held our first annual Celebration of Learning, a culminating event to uplift our students’ thoughtful, creative work from the school year.
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HAPPENING AT GRACE
Jen Danish named among Mehta Cognition: Impact Fund recipients
“The Impact Fund for Independent School Leaders provides mentorship and sponsorship for leaders and educators in independent schools to support any professional development they require to grow their canvas and elevate their influence and impact in their schools.”