Grace School News
November has been an innovative month for Grace Middle Schoolers. From STEM projects to novel writing, it was an exciting time to explore connections between various content areas and real...
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Grace School had a tremendous showing at this year's Region 23 band auditions. The event, held at Sealy High School, extends an open invitation to all public and private...
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National Make A Difference Day is an annual community service event which is held in October. Millions of people have united in the common mission to improve the lives of...
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Second grade held their Kick Off to Writing tailgate party today to celebrate the students' first published pieces of the school year. We cannot wait to see more of their...
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Grace School celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month in a BIG way this afternoon! Special thanks to Columbia Tropical Trio and the Flores Latinas dance company for sharing your talents with our...
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Grace School hosted our first Dad’s Breakfast this morning as an opportunity for Grace Dads to get to know one another over breakfast while hearing an inspiring message on fatherhood...
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Gator pride was alive at Grace School’s pep rally this afternoon as we raised the roof in support of our fall sports teams which include football, volleyball and cross country!...
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Grace School had a great first day of school and dived right into learning. We are looking forward to a great school year! View Larger View Larger View Larger View...
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Bitsie and Faith added some therapy to 2nd grade reading students. View Larger View Larger View Larger View Larger View Larger
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This year 20 students were selected to represent Grace School in the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo’s School Art Competition. Our students competed against all of the private schools in the Houston area. Their talent and hard work awarded them the following ribbons: 1 – 3rd Place; 12 – 2nd Place; 6 – 1st Place and 1 Finalist. All work is currently on display in the Lower School hallway. Congratulations to art teacher, Jacqui Hertlein and our amazing artists!
Project Based Learning came to life in 8th Grade English, as students recently applied the investigative process to their reading of Agatha Christie’s classic murder mystery, And Then There Were None. They donned the hat of detective as they tracked evidence, bracketed suspects, and decided ultimately who they each wanted to prosecute for the novel’s crimes. They were visited by an expert, a Prosecuting DA, who spoke to them about writing closing arguments, the trial process, and the career paths law offers. Their authentic experience culminated with the writing of their own closing arguments, which were later presented at a live mock trial. The burden of proof was on the students, faculty served as jurors, and the mystery was solved!
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We are definitely GREEN Gators! In the never-ending quest to produce more earth-friendly products, eighth grade Gators have begun an investigation of bioplastics during STEM class. Student engineers produced their own bioplastic sample using agar, cornstarch and glycerin in order to better understand the process and materials needed to produce one safe plastic. Results were interesting!
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