Unlimited Potential, Endless Possibilities
All Gifted, All Day
A PreK-12 education that inspires and challenges gifted students.

PreK

Lower School

Middle School

Upper School
Why Grayson?
Our philosophy may sound revolutionary, but it’s really quite simple: our students learn something new every day. We are passionate about helping gifted students find a place where they can be challenged, have a chance to grow, and connect with like-minded peers. For many students, Grayson itself is the acceleration they need.
accelerated, research-based curriculum
challenging, differentiated learning
age and ability groupings
student designed projects
supportive, engaged community
Want to Learn More?
Every gifted child is unique and our Admissions team looks forward to meeting your family and answering any questions you may have.
Our Gifted Blog
The Mathematically Gifted Are Starving for More Math
Is your child gifted in math? Mathematically gifted children are often easy to identify since they not only recognize and talk a lot about...
Meeting the Needs of a Gifted Preschooler
“Young gifted children — even four- and five-year-olds — are often hungry to make sense of the world in ways we may not expect from most...
The Unique Vulnerability of Profoundly Gifted Children
Who are Profoundly Gifted Children? Children who are born with extraordinary intellectual capabilities are, by definition, rare. Most...
Grayson at a Glance
172
students
5:1
student:teacher ratio
35%
students of color
34%
students receive financial aid
100%
of faculty trained in best practices in gifted education
PreK–12
one of only a few schools in the country that educates gifted children from PreK through grade 12
The Grayson School is an accredited member of the Pennsylvania Association of Independent Schools (PAIS). We are also proud members of the Association of Delaware Valley Independent Schools (ADVIS), the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS), the National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC), and the World Council for Gifted and Talented Children (WCGTC) and the Pennsylvania Association for Gifted Education (PAGE).