Students Build 3-D Spinners To Test Physics Concepts

Dr. Grauer was captivated by media accounts of schools and students disrupted by the catastrophic Los Angeles fires, which prompted him to narrate insights gained during an interview with a teacher affected by the fires. The result is this vivid, first-hand account. 

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.

The Grauer Alumni Office hosted a panel of 5 Grauer alumni students, who talked with Grauer High School students about their college experiences and gave advice on college life.

January 9, 2025, marks a national day of mourning for President Jimmy Carter. His leadership and humility left an enduring legacy on education and global citizenship. Join Dr. Grauer as he reflects on Carter’s impact and how his values continue to inspire The Grauer School and beyond.

Students in 8th Grade Visual Arts class, as well as a number of older students from various Visual Arts classes, teamed up to compete in a "Nailed It!" cake competition to recreate holiday-themed cakes of their choice for their semester final projects.

Dr. Grauer discovered a recent Explorer’s Club presentation that connects closely to our work. George Schaller’s courageous story shows that how we enter a space shapes the world we create. We can create sanctuaries of peace, gentleness, and possibility wherever we go.