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.
Grauer 12th Grade Students At The UCSD Challenge Course
We are so incredibly proud of our 12th grade students who completed the UCSD Challenge Ropes Course on September 13. The chaperones were impressed and inspired by the teamwork, support and collaboration we witnessed by this group of outstanding students. Students showed up to the challenge by stepping outside of their comfort zones, trusting their classmates to support and guide them and immersing themselves fully in the experience — displaying many of the Grauer Core Values along the way. A huge thank you to Frida LeBreton, Johnny King, Jessi Brown and Shelley Joslin for chaperoning the 12th grade students and cheering them on throughout the day!
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It’s been a busy year. Summer is for slowing down. So exhale, settle in, set your phone aside for ten minutes, and let this story keep you company for a while. It begins in an attic full of old boxes we're clearing out, but it ends with a deceptive question every one of us is going to have to answer: What deserves to survive us?
The Grauer School was an event sponsor at EcoFest 2026, and hosted a booth at the event. Booth visitors picked up wildflower seeds that attract pollinators, and learned about The Grauer School's unique program as well as our sustainable activities and initiatives.
Grauer students flew to Sacramento for the day to support California Senate Bill SB 965. The bill eliminates the requirement of an in-person parent signature in order for a 16 or 17-year-old student to obtain a library card.
The Visual Arts Department submitted artwork from 45 Grauer students, plus the Yearbook team, to the San Diego County Fair this year. We would like to congratulate all of our students who were awarded with ribbons on their artwork pieces.
A summer note from Grauer School founder Stuart Grauer on the long journey behind The Way to Pancho's Kitchen—and an invitation to enjoy it not as an assignment, but as a beach read filled with stories of the natural world.
Congratulations to all of The Grauer School's 12th Grade graduates in the Class of 2026! The graduates received their diplomas in ceremonies on June 12, cheered on by their families and friends.









