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TGS photography teacher and professional photographer Ms. Amy Haskell calls the new sink and dedicated photography room "an ending to a transformation." Photos by Mackenzie McCormick '24 Donations & summer renovations create home for photography department by Mackenzi...

Interim Week Supports Character, Scholarship, Leadership & Innovation Dear TGS Families: Students, faculty, and staff a...

A favorite part of the year for students is seeing their class schedule at registration. Building a personalized education: The "magic" behind The Gregory School schedule From the outside, as a student or a family member, it can look like magic: Students reques...

5th Grade Promotion Video We are happy to announce that a special video capturing the moments of this remarkable event will be made available on this page and on our official school official school YouTube channel after the ceremony. It's a truly significant milestone in the lives of our fifth grade students as ...

Middle School Promotion Ceremony Congratulating our 8th graders and their families on this key educational milestone! Following the promotion ceremony, a keepsake video will be made available on this page and our official school YouTube channel. A unique way for us to celebrate your achievements and keep these sign...

At left: Ms. Lorie Heald works with fifth grade students to warm up before rehearsal for their promotion ceremony performance. Above: Mrs. Sandra Kraus works with the fifth graders to make tortillas. In body: Mr. Stephen Krohn teaches Tinkercad to the fifth grade. ...

Library Manager Mr. Mitch Milam played a book-themed game of trivial pursuit with Middle School students during National Library Week. At the center of our campus: TGS library is an asset for all students It’s National Library Week, and to celebrate, Library Ma...

Class of 2023 Commencement Ceremony Livestream and College Acceptances List The Gregory School graduates thrive in college and beyond with the benefit of our preparation. Students leave TGS with a sense of agency: They believe they can change the world for the better and it is our aim to ensure we give them the kno...

At a recent meeting, Kiera Ritchey '23 talked with middle school students about setting boundaries. Senior internship bridges grade levels, creates new program Kiera Ritchey ‘23 has a long-standing interest in psychology. And, because The Gregory School provides opportuni...

The whole group at Mont Saint-Michel; Students admired l'Arc de Triomphe; On a free morning in Paris, a group visited the Lindt store! French trip opens the world and opens minds Eighteen Gregory School French students ventured far beyond Tucson for spring brea...

Some of Ms. Lorraine Glazar's beadwork, as photographed by Molly Crown '23 for Etsy. The 80s meet 2023 through student–retired faculty art collaboration By Mackenzie McCormick '24 In the early years of TGS, when the dining hall was tiled in red and less than one hundred students ambulated the halls, Ms. Lorra...

Lily Snider '23. Photo: Mackenzie McCormick '24 Riley Blute '24 James Knepler '23 Renz Iurino '23 Four Gr...

Literary ekphrasis is creative writing that examines, describes, or speaks out of another piece of art. Gaby Guerrero's ('24) "story of learning" below alludes to Axel Schulz's ('24) chalkboard drawing. If literary ekphrasis were a dance This year I had the pleasure of working with Liz Young to design and co-t...

TGS DreamCatchers Nora Harroun '23, Claire Harroun '23, Kierra Harrison ‘25, and Caitlyn Saavedra ‘25 joined club advisor Mrs. Ashley Hazan, Agape Hospice Volunteer Coordinator Mr. Pat Richter, and club advisor Mr. Saul Ostroff to receive their altruism awards. ...

To Plant a Seed, written and illustrated by Lilian Snider '23, is published by Wheatmark. Author photo: Mackenzie McCormick '24 After year-long journey, student author-illustrator publishes book and earns spot at book festival By Mackenzie McCormick ‘24 Senior Lilian Snider completed her year-long journey of ...

Students from the novice to the advanced player and from grades 5 - 12 participate in interscholastic sports at The Gregory School. Life-long less...

TGS grandparent Mrs. Anita Lumpkin, front left, shared her memories of growing up at the Federal Honor Camp on Mt. Lemmon with our Eighth Grade students. Grandmother shares Mt. Lemmon memories with Eighth Grade After reading They Called Us Enemy by George Take...

At The Gregory School, clubs are student-driven. Students have the freedom to reflect on their interests and then create clubs to share these interests with other students. To create a club, a student must write a proposal, secure a faculty or staff advisor, and get their club approved by the Upper or Middle School ...