1) What’s the Grauer’s Gorilla?

a) Two of its Grauer’s six acres are in a permanent federal and state easement to permanently protect its land in a natural state, integrating interpretive trail markers. Wildlife observed in our nature corridor includes lizards, hummingbirds, owls, wrens and endangered gnatcatchers; squirrels, woodrats and snakes, and 24 kinds of butterflies.

2) What school was named one of the top 10 “Outside Magazine” places to work in the United States?

b) There is nothing like The Grauer School, however, several schools are designed around our principles.

3) In what sports and activities have Grauer students reached national championships recently?

c) Lance Alworth, San Diego Charger Football Hall of Fame legend, enrolled his daughter Rian in 1991.

d) The school has created a nearly 1000-square-foot, dance, performance, and exercise space with a hardwood floor.

e) Joe Walsh of The Eagles, a band selling 101 million albums.

f) At The Grauer School, in Meyer Hall!

g) The Grauer School is!

h) Archery and Robotics

i) 7 students in a borrowed storefront.

j) The Grauer School mascot, and a highly endangered eastern African lowland gorilla (Gorilla beringei graueri), a subspecies of eastern gorilla from the mountainous forests of eastern Dem. Republic of the Congo.

k) Grauer has its own “Woodstock” staged annually on our green, with a full day of student musical acts. Our 15th Annual Grauerpalooza takes place on May 18.

l) Yosemite’s Awahnee Lodge

m) The Associated Schools Project Network, established in 1953 to encourage schools worldwide to educate students on issues related to "promoting peace and international understanding".

n) School parents, regional leaders and talented community members can be nominated and elected for a 3-year term.

o) The Grauer School, of course!