The Grace School

The Grace School Welcome to The Grace School, Providence's only fully inclusive K-8 private school where compassionate leaders grow!

At The Grace School we believe that education is about more than achieving grade-level standards. It’s about nurturing a child’s gifts, inspiring creativity and curiosity, and fostering perseverance and compassion as the foundations for leadership. The Grace School brings our philosophy to life through five key areas: ACADEMICS should be RIGOROUS, CLASS SIZE as it should be: SMALL (15 per classroo

m), we really are ALL IN THIS TOGETHER, this 90,000+ square foot building, 20,000+ square foot outdoor space, and 12 acre campus is INCREDIBLE. Contact our Admissions Team today to see all that The Grace School can offer you and your child!

Our Welcome Back Bash is underway! Smiling faces and one GIANT playground await your arrival! It's a great day to be a H...
08/19/2026

Our Welcome Back Bash is underway! Smiling faces and one GIANT playground await your arrival!

It's a great day to be a Husky!

From the words of our students: "If you know me you know I love art, I find that in every art piece there are details th...
07/15/2026

From the words of our students:
"If you know me you know I love art, I find that in every art piece there are details that might not look perfect, but once you put in a larger piece it can become the most beautiful thing ever. I believe that every single person has helped me make this larger painting, that someday I can look back and remember the steps I took to get there. Every single day was a new color and every interaction was a new idea. "-Miley 26'

From the words of our students: "My time in this school has brought me to a better future for it made the little kid fro...
07/13/2026

From the words of our students:

"My time in this school has brought me to a better future for it made the little kid from San Francisco de Macorís into a better person. I am a person who knows what's right and what is wrong, and also a person that is more than ready to start a new chapter in my life. "- Wilmelfy 26'

From the words of our students:"When I first came I didn't talk much and didn't try to go out of my way to socialize. I ...
07/08/2026

From the words of our students:
"When I first came I didn't talk much and didn't try to go out of my way to socialize. I was always regretting every word I said and always was more worried about how others saw me rather than how I saw myself. But being at the Grace School taught me more than how to do multiplication or where Kentucky was. It taught me about community and how to be myself. "-Charlie 26'

From the words of our students: "One thing I learned from my time here at Grace is that failing doesn’t mean you'll neve...
07/06/2026

From the words of our students:
"One thing I learned from my time here at Grace is that failing doesn’t mean you'll never make it. It means that you are 1 step closer to achieving your goal." - Isabella 26'

The Grace School had an amazing time at RI Pride Fest this past Saturday! We saw so many familiar faces, and Gracie got ...
06/25/2026

The Grace School had an amazing time at RI Pride Fest this past Saturday! We saw so many familiar faces, and Gracie got to meet so many new friends!

It was a beautiful, safe, welcoming day for our community and we loved being apart of something so powerful.

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Book recommendations! Do you want to learn more about Juneteenth? Do you need a book for your Grace School summer readin...
06/19/2026

Book recommendations!

Do you want to learn more about Juneteenth? Do you need a book for your Grace School summer reading list? Check out these books about Juneteenth!

First Freedom by Angélique Roché
Opal Lee and What It Means to Be Free by Alice Faye Duncan, illustrated by Keturah A. Bobo

"As a lifelong educator, I know that what we teach today shapes tomorrow, So if people can be taught to hate, they can b...
06/19/2026

"As a lifelong educator, I know that what we teach today shapes tomorrow, So if people can be taught to hate, they can be taught to love." - Opal Lee

Opal Lee is often called the Grandmother of Juneteenth, a lifelong advocate who's unwavering mission of education helped Juneteenth become a federal holiday in 2021

"In 2016, at the age of 89, Lee started her campaign to call for Juneteenth's recognition as a national holiday. She started her journey, walking from Fort Worth, Texas, to Washington, D.C. Each day, she walked 2.5 miles to symbolize the two and a half years enslaved people in Texas waited to learn they had been freed after the Emancipation Proclamation.

She was strong and resilient in her efforts, and along the way, she gathered a petition with 1.5 million signatures to present to Congress. After a lifetime of work and 154 years after the good news reached Galveston, Texas, Lee watched as President Joe Biden signed the Juneteenth Independence Day Act on June 27, 2021. "

Rea More about Opal Lee here: https://nmaahc.si.edu/explore/stories/who-opal-lee

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