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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Because playing games helps students practice and reinforce learning, Grace School teachers are intentional about incorporating play-based games in lessons.
Parents – you can too! Have your child roll a dice numbered 1-4. After rolling the dice, ask your child to place that many red Pom-Poms (apples) onto an apple tree. Not only are apples one of the many fruits that can be harvested during the Fall season, your child is practicing one-to-one correspondence through play! #ilovegraceschool #preschool #Houston #parenting
Building writers starts day one in #kindergarten. Our students learn that each day is a treasure as they transfer their unique stories to daily writings. It also always helps to have your favorite teddy bear cheering you on! Learn more about Kindergarten at Grace School: zcu.io/fTv7
Grace School students don’t just accept laws of physics. We measure their understanding by challenging them to prove the theories with their own designs. In our 8th grade Integrated Physics and Chemistry class, students built machines with six energy transfers and developed four different simple machines that would open a card to reveal a hidden message. Through this process, the students proved that the formula worked by calculating the amount of power being produced by their machines.