Learning is for Life.

Thirty high school students tested their coding might at GFS' annual Quackathon earlier this month. The winners designed new solutions for measuring neighborhood trash output and improving the distribution of food to food banks. 

Each January at GFS, upper school students take a break from their studies and school day routine to venture out into the unknown.

GFS 8th Grade Students Pose and Answer Questions About Their Interests and Passions. 

An author studies program focused on Black, Indigenous, and authors of color helps students to both see themselves and learn about different cultures, traditions, and families.

After studying ancient civilizations in fourth grade, students compete in Greek Day!

Middle School Mini-Courses are week-long, interdisciplinary deep dives that center on joy, curiosity, and rigor as students experience uninterrupted learning around a single topic. 

Latin and Greek students in grades 7-12 enjoyed a full day of exciting activities for our first in-person Classics Day since 2019.

Eighth Grade Capstone gives students the opportunity to explore passion projects and allows them to position learning in ways which are authentic to themselves.