by Jay Ferguson | Sep 21, 2020 | College Guidance, High School News, News |
Community School is proud to announce Senior Aaron Seto was named as a National Merit Semifinalist. Seto now has the opportunity to be included among the elite group of National Merit Scholars. Seto has been a student at Grace since JrK. Throughout his time at Grace...
by Jay Ferguson | Sep 3, 2020 | Athletics, Classical School News, College Guidance, Elementary School News, High School News, Jay's Blog, Middle School News, News |
Love is perhaps the most overused word in the English language, the most powerful force in the universe, our most desperate need, and yet the quality the world needs most right now. Our theme this school year is “love lavishly.” And, I love that the Lord gave us this...
by Jay Ferguson | Sep 1, 2020 | Classical School News, College Guidance, Elementary School News, High School News, Middle School News, News |
Texas Bank and Trust selected 16 seniors from Grace Community High School to serve on its 2021-2022 Student Board of Directors. The TB&T Student Board is a prestigious program recognizing outstanding high school seniors in the community. Seniors Macy Adams, Luke...
by Jay Ferguson | Jul 30, 2020 | Classical School News, College Guidance, Elementary School News, High School News, Middle School News, News |
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by Karolyn Davis | May 30, 2020 | Classical School News, College Guidance, Elementary School News, High School News, Jay's Blog, Middle School News, News |
Last night, GCS graduated 63 seniors in the Class of 2020. We call this ceremony “commencement,” because it is the beginning of their new life, equipped with everything we’ve given them. This address always serves as my last blog of the school year, as I take my usual...
by Karolyn Davis | Mar 26, 2020 | Classical School News, College Guidance, Elementary School News, Jay's Blog, Middle School News, News |
I am not an expert on virtual schooling. There is no such person. Virtual schooling is something different from online education, which has existed for a while. Virtual schooling, or at least the way everyone is doing it now, didn’t exist in the U.S. for the most part...
