Friday, November 8, 2019
LET THE FUN BEGIN!

We have a Board of Trustees member that has volunteered to pay for a party for the FIRST CLASS that reaches 100% family participation in the Grace Fund.
Current Participation Standings:
25% of PK3 families have given to the Grace Fund
31% of PK4 families have given to the Grace Fund
47% of Kindergarten families have given to the Grace Fund
55% of 1st grade families have given to the Grace Fund
67% of 2nd grade families have given to the Grace Fund
67% of 3rd grade families have given to the Grace Fund
58% of 4th grade families have given to the Grace Fund
36% of 5th grade families have given to the Grace Fund
38% of 6th grade families have given to the Grace Fund
69% of 7th grade families have given to the Grace Fund
58% of 8th grade families have given to the Grace Fund
"As parents we hope to be able to give our children what they need in life to succeed. Grace also wants to help our children succeed. By giving to the Grace Fund we are directly helping our kids, as well as, many others get a "leg up in life" and prepare them for a bright future. We love Grace and will give whenever we can, big or small, to help continue their mission for success."

-John and Elizabeth Zank
Parents of Joshua, Roland, and Theodore
Upcoming Dates | October
NOV. 11
Veteran's Day - No School
 Extended Day is open, please sign up below for a reservation.
NOV.13
Early Relese Day
 This is a 2:00 PM release day.
NOV.20
Ingathering Chapel
 Join us for our Thanksgiving Chapel where students will perform with their classes.
Important Links | Don't Miss Out
You can order lunch for the remainder of the school year at any time. December lunch orders are due by November 20th.
Check class websites, homework assignments, make payments, etc.
If you find yourself with a little extra, you can always give to Grace.
Announcements | For the Good of the Order
  • December lunch orders are due by midnight on Wednesday, November 20th.
  • Roles in Mary Poppins JR. will be announced on November 12th. Numerous children have registered and auditioned to be a part of the play and we are looking forward to seeing their hard work come together for a fantastic show!
  • Please remember to use the crosswalks when bringing your child to school. Also children must be dropped off and picked up using carpool or walked in/out with an adult. We want to make sure all are safe.
  • Mark your calendars now for Grace's Superhero Run - Saturday, February 15th, 2020! It's sure to be an EPIC ADVENTURE!
  • If you happen to know any Grace alumni, please ask them to join our Grace Episcopal Day School Alumni Facebook Group. We'd like to keep them up to date on important happenings on campus!
Seen Around Campus | The Best Part of Grace
Straight A's for 1st Quarter
Friday mornings are fun in the 5th 5th grade. If you're looking for some challenging math games, talk to Mrs. Taylor's student!
Cooperative learning, critical thinking, and team work were all part of the game in 5th grade.
Life is definitely a balancing act! Ask these 4th graders what this crazy trick is all about!
Elias may be the master of finding the center of gravity.
Fruit of the Spirit for Joy Award Recipients
 6th grade held a performance of the book  La Cazuela That The Farm Maiden Stirred, for the younger students at Grace. This was the 6th graders idea after they read the story in their Language Arts class. Senora Cid used this opportunity to sqeeze in a Spanish vocabulary and grammer lesson at the same time.
8th graders studied sublimation just in time for Halloween. Mrs. Lindholm sure is creative! Just for those of us that may not be up to speed on our science terms - s ublimation is the transition of a substance directly from the solid to the gas phase, without passing through the intermediate liquid phase.
They also made "ooblek." Oobleck is something that is both a solid and liquid depending on surface. Looks like they enjoyed it!
Grace Community Partners | Helping Grace
Interested in becoming a Community Partner?