Successful Season for Elementary Boys Soccer

It seems like our world is constantly pushing children to grow up faster. But at Grace School, we've taken a different approach. We see childhood as a precious time to be guarded and preserved. This is especially important during the critical transition of the preteens and early teen years.  For that reason, we see sixth grade as a special opportunity to preserve the innocence of childhood as well as a time to prepare our students for the changes ahead.

Congratulations to class of 2026! This year Grace High School graduated 59 seniors with 10 of them earning the title of AP Scholar! Valedictorian, John Grauch, is a National Merit Finalist and is the only member of the class of 2026 in all of Simi Valley to earn this prestigious recognition from the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. John will be attending UCLA in the fall. Salutatorian, Madeline Lamp, will attend Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo. The list of colleges and universities that this class has been accepted to, as well as the list of accomplishments achieved during their high school tenure, is impressive. 

Have you ever considered that every school and every teacher instructs from a particular perspective? There is no such thing as a completely neutral worldview. Every educational institution teaches a foundational set of values and beliefs that shape how students understand the world. At Grace, we intentionally teach from a biblical worldview. Our goal is to guide students through the lens of Scripture, helping them understand God’s truth across every area of learning.