We look forward to introducing you to our unique academic program designed specifically to meet the needs of gifted learners in Pre-K through Grade 12.
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Join us April 22!
It’s the party of the year to celebrate our students and raise funds for the ongoing growth of our school. Our 2023 GROW Honoree is Dr. Robert “Bob” Langer, The David H. Koch Institute Professor and Director of The Langer Lab, at MIT. Even if you can’t make it, visit our site to register and peruse the fabulous items available in our silent auction this year.
From Our Gifted Blog
Balancing IQ & EQ and the Cognitive Power of Being Yourself
From Our Gifted Blog
Gifted Acceleration: When Good is Not Good Enough
School News
Teaching Cells: Capturing the Busiest, Smallest Units of Life
Our 4-5 Science team, Ms. Connolly-Sporing and Ms “Doh” Doherty created an engaging unit on teaching cells, in which their students capture the smallest, busiest units of life by envisioning a larger, yet equally busy aspect from their lives as “if it were a cell.”
Why Grayson?
As Pennsylvania’s only independent, non-profit school created specifically for gifted learners in grades Pre-K through 12, we are passionate about developing the unlimited potential of each of our students for endless possibilities in their lives.
- innovative, research-based curriculum
- challenging academics and project-based learning
- small class sizes
- individualized pacing and enrichment
- safe and nurturing environment
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Subscribe today! The Grayson School publishes Gray Matters, a monthly newsletter for the broader gifted education community with articles, new research, enrichment opportunities, and networking events to support you in the academic and social-emotional needs of these incredible children.
The Grayson School is an accredited member of the Pennsylvania Association of Independent Schools. We are also proud members of the Association of Delaware Valley Independent Schools (ADVIS), the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS), and the National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC).
