Thank you to all of our students and families for your wonderful efforts and referrals to our annual Discover Grauer Day Open House on November 2. We met so many incredible families who came to learn more about The Grauer School’s balanced, holistic program.
The Grauer School's 2024 Discover Grauer Day Open House: Thank You!
From Tricia Valeski, Akemi Dyer, Lindsay Zickler, Sheila Wirick, and Peggy Gardner, Grauer's Admissions, Events, and Communications Teams:
Thank you to all of our students and families for your wonderful efforts and referrals to our annual Discover Grauer Day Open House on November 2. We met so many incredible families who came to learn more about The Grauer School’s balanced, holistic program.
We sincerely appreciate everyone who made this event such a huge success, including our amazing Faculty and Staff and Student Ambassadors who gave up their Saturday to greet families, lead tours and let prospective families know what The Grauer School experience is all about.
Dana Abplanalp-Diggs, Head of School, noted, "We kicked off this year's admissions season with an extremely powerful Open House event. Here's to even more joyful Discover Grauer days and talented prospective student candidates in the days and weeks ahead. I'm so proud to be a part of this team!" Alicia Tembi, Principal, added, "Our teachers spoke from the heart and with passion. The families at our Open House event were extremely impressed with the information you provided and the overall culture of acceptance and support you conveyed. We are so grateful that you gave up your Saturday to be on campus sharing the Grauer way with prospective students. You are the heart of Grauer, hands down. Thank you all!"
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