Grauer 12th Grade Students At The UCSD Challenge Course

What can a small, community school leader learn about leadership from the chancellor of one of the largest, most prestigious universities in the world? Read and find out about UCSD Chancellor Khosla’s recent talk.

When an adventurous group of high school students travels to the Gabilan Mountains on a Grauer School Expedition, they experience more than just breathtaking landscapes and ranch life. This expedition revealed some grand lessons in the smallest moments.

Dr. Grauer has continually risked it all to create a unique, immersive learning environment. Learn how his passion, adventure, and deep connection to students and the natural world resulted in a widely sought-after education model based on freedom, creativity, and fearless teaching.

Pre-Calculus students used their problem-solving skills as they were tasked with calculating the component form, magnitude, and unit vector of the three-dimensional vector created by throwing a frisbee, allowing them to evaluate their knowledge and synthesize meaning in a very practical setting.

The 8th graders played a game of Revolutionary War "Capture the Flag" in U.S. History class. Each round of the game was analogous to the course of the war to help explain how the Continental army was able to defeat the British.

We are so incredibly proud of our 12th grade students who completed the UCSD Challenge Ropes Course. We were impressed and inspired by the teamwork, support and collaboration we witnessed by this group of outstanding students.