Grace Academy of Georgetown

Books. Screens. Friends. Culture. Every day, children are surrounded by voices. That’s why “how to think” matters more than ever.

A classical Christian education equips students to recognize weak arguments, spot fallacies, think logically, and test what they hear against what is true. This happens in Socratic discussions. In presentations. In essays. In mock trials. Again and again, they’re learning to pause and ask: What is being said? Is it true? How do I know?

The goal isn’t only to prepare students for the next test. It’s to prepare them for life. 🌱

From all of us here at Grace Academy, Happy Memorial Day! 🇺🇸

"Be devoted to one another in love. Honor one another above yourselves." Romans 12:10

🎓 Congratulations to our Senior Class of 2026! We are incredibly proud of these remarkable students and trust they are well-prepared for the journeys ahead. It is bittersweet but wonderfully encouraging to send such virtuous and capable young men and women out into the world.

Grace will not be the same without you, but we are excited to see where God leads you next. 💛

Sᴏʟɪ Dᴇᴏ Gʟᴏʀɪᴀ

Grace Academy of Georgetown is hiring a part-time Grammar Art Teacher and a part-time Upper School Art Teacher. To learn more visit our employment opportunities page or reach out to [email protected]. https://www.gracetx.org/about/employment

When you think of the end of a school year, you probably picture caps and gowns, flowers and diplomas.

At Grace Academy, we celebrate those moments, too. But one of our most meaningful year-end traditions is Rock Ceremony, when K–12 families gather in small groups to recognize the ways students have grown in Godly character throughout the year.

Fathers speak words of affirmation and encouragement over their children, naming the Christian character traits they see taking root in their lives.

It is simple, personal, and deeply meaningful to the children, both now and for years to come. Here are a few moments from last week’s ceremony. ❤️

Swinging into summer! ☀️

As the break begins, we’re grateful for the simple gifts of childhood: sunshine, togetherness, and extra time to play.

If you need to reach us, the Grace Academy office will be open Monday–Thursday from 9:00am–1:00pm this summer. Please note that the office will be closed June 29–July 10.

After many years of faithful teaching at Grace Academy, Mr. Arwine is retiring.

For those who have spent time on campus, you have surely noticed the daily science fact posted on the exterior of his science lab doors. Over the years, he has curated and hung more than 2,000 signs.

So, in honor of his retirement, teachers and staff were given a fitting assignment: “Tomorrow, please post a fact on your door, à la Davey.”

The result was a campus full of memories, gratitude, and fun facts about Mr. Arwine. It was heartwarming to see everyone's contributions. Watching Mr. Arwine walk around campus, taking in all the signs, was a very sweet and full-circle moment. ❤️

We bid a very warm and bittersweet farewell to our beloved Mr. Arwine. He is an irreplaceable part of the Grace Academy community, and we will miss him dearly.

It’s the last week of school! There’s something extra special about recess during the final days of the year. 🌿 Campus is green, students are smiling, and these candid moments from Grammar recess capture a little of the joy we see every day at Grace. 🥰

🎶 A Million Miracles and Dreams was breathtakingly beautiful. Thank you, Dr. Diana Ellis and Mr. Brett Ellis, for leading our Grammar School and Choir students with such excellence. What a lovely Spring Concert for our families!

"Never lose a holy curiosity about the million little miracles that surround you every day."

— Mark Batterson, A Million Little Miracles