8th Grade U.S. History Students Visit Old Town San Diego

Teachers are in a tougher spot right now than many of us realize. They are asked to guide young people through a world that can feel louder, more divided, and at times openly hostile …while also being expected to remain professionally “neutral.” That balancing act can be exhausting, and often invisible to families looking in from the outside.

Grauer students participated in our annual Tolerance Day focused on “How to Cultivate an Inclusive Community Through Self Compassion and Self Love.” The purpose of the workshop was to: encourage acceptance, appreciation and understanding of forms of expression and ways of being human through education and dialogue.

Grauer's Shockwave #3848 Robotics Team competed in the league championships on February 7, squaring off against 21 other teams from around San Diego. Due to the combination of their success with robot play and winning the "Think" award, the team will be moving on to the San Diego Regionals on March 7.

The High School Theatre Arts Department presented "Romeo & Juliet" on January 29-31. Shakespeare’s timeless story of love, conflict, and hope continues to resonate because it speaks to the urgency of youth, the intensity of emotion, and the consequences of division.

If “endowment” makes you want to check your email, stay with us. Yale just made college free for most families, and it makes us all ask what we are doing here?

Congratulations to Mia B. '26 and Beatrix M. '26 for celebrating Senior Night for the Horizon Prep/Grauer Girls Basketball team. We appreciate their hard work, commitment to the team, and the positive energy they bring to the program and we were grateful to help them celebrate with their family and friends during Senior Night.