8th Grade Visual Arts Students Create Cereal Artwork

Somewhere between the instructions and the homework, something wild is still trying to enter the room. This poem is about learning how not to scare it away.

Our High School Surf Team had our second meet of the season on January 11, at Oceanside South Jetty. We were excited to have some of our team members place in the finals in the competition.

The Grauer School's FTC Shockwave #3848 Robotics Team competed in their third meet of the season. The team's new robot performed well. Shockwave was one of the team captains in the fun competition that was held after the meet, and they won the competition.

As part of their unit on Westward Expansion, 8th Grade U.S. History students went on a field trip, to Old Town San Diego to see the ways in which Mexican culture influenced the Southwest in the 1800s.

Inside a nuclear fusion lab, one rule is unforgiving: you can’t fake the math. What happens when our education systems start doing exactly that? Join Stuart on a behind-the-scenes tour of the tokamak fusion lab—and a wakeup call.

Grauer Junior Mikayla B. '27 volunteered at The Phoenix Decorating Company to decorate floats for the Tournament of Roses 2026 Parade that took place on New Year's Day in Pasadena, with this year's theme of "The Magic in Teamwork."