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A Grace Education
Preschool
It is all about play-based joyful learning for ages 2-5.
Elementary
It is about jumping into school with both feet, learning about God's world and exploring new concepts. K-6
Junior High
It is about taking a deeper dive into learning about God, each other and ourselves through shared experiences. Grades 7-8
High School
It is about studying our amazing world, God’s plan for us, and enjoying some of the best times in life. Grades 9-12
The Grace Difference
Academics
We delight in inviting children to see God's handiwork in everything around us whether it is exploring colors and numbers, studying history, learning math and science or appreciating the arts.
Athletics
With over 23 different sports, there is an opportunity for each of our students. Life lessons are sometimes more easily taught on the playing field than in the classroom.
Arts
Whether it be through expression on a canvas, performing on stage, playing an instrument, or creating a film, we aim to develop students who celebrate God through the world of art.
Activities
Extracurricular activities at Grace provide a unique opportunity for students to explore an interest outside the classroom environment.
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Grace Elementary 6th grader, Mia Wright, began her annual event called OPERATION THANK BLUE 4 years ago. She had a desire in her heart to thank our local law enforcement so she decided to invite them over to her family’s home for homemade cookies and coffee.
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Grace Elementary 6th grader, Mia Wright, began her annual event called OPERATION THANK BLUE 4 years ago. She had a desire in her heart to thank our local law enforcement so she decided to invite them over to her family’s home for homemade cookies and coffee.
Grace High School Robotics Teams competed in the first tournament of the ‘23-’24 season this past Saturday, October 28, in Tustin, CA along with 31 other High School teams from around Southern California. Senior and Team Captain Ian Nelson, along with Sophomores Jacob Patton, Nickolas Villa, and Gavin Willis, clinched the Design Award at the competition!
Students in Aerospace Engineering researched designs of paper airplanes in order to design one that could meet four challenges with a single paper airplane.