Alumni
Calling All Grads!
Let us know what you're up to and how to connect with you about upcoming events! Send an email to advancement@geds.org, or drop your details here.
Grace Alumni Reunion 2025
We loved having alumni, alumni families, and former faculty join us on campus this past Thanksgiving!
Come Visit Us!
We love seeing our alumni and their families at Grace events during the year. Come join us and relive some wonderful Grace Traditions!
- Community Weekend, the last weekend of October
- Our "High School" Reunion in May
- Two 5K runs in memory of Grace alumni students in May and June
- The Spring Auction in April
- Founders' Day in February
- Christmas Chapel and the Christmas Tree Lighting in December.
Class of 2025:
Celebrating our graduates and sending them off after their last year at Grace is always an exciting and emotional time. A last-day-of-school Clap Out, where the entire school lines our hallways to cheer the graduates as they leave, and a Graduating Families Potluck are just a couple of the Grace traditions that help us lean in as a community to this very special time. Below is an excerpt from Jen Danish’s graduation remarks at Grace Episcopal Church on June 6, 2025:
When I think of you as a group, Class of 2025, the first word that comes to mind is resilience. During your years at Grace, you’ve faced some challenges, including a pandemic, and in the midst of that upheaval, you've found a deep connection to one another and your shared purpose, which has allowed you to endure and thrive. Research on resilience suggests that connection is one of the most important ingredients to helping us as humans to bounce back and thrive in hard times. You have tapped into this by investing in each other and in the success of your class.
Grade 5 Chapel Prayers
Every year, our Grade 5 students write a personal prayer for our final Chapel of the year, reflecting on their time at Grace, what they have learned, and their hopes and dreams for the future of their beloved elementary school.
Grace Notes
At Grace, learning doesn’t just happen at a desk—it happens in gardens and maker spaces, on stages and soccer fields, in moments of reflection, and in bursts of imaginative play. Read our annual magazine Grace Notes for more about learning at Grace.
