Coming Back, Staying Safe  Dear TGS Families: Thank you for navigating the remote version of parent-teacher conferences this week! We appreciate your flexibility and patience and I’m certain that you, like me, marvel...

Transition Plans for Second Quarter Dear TGS Families: Thank you to those of you who participated in this week’s Family Association meeting!  We appreciate your engagement and the questions you posed during our Zoom gathering. In fact, those questions have helped to inform this week’s message. As we shared Wednesday evening, we are continuing to...

Plans and Updates Dear TGS Families: As promised last week, I want to start this week’s message providing some clarity about our planning for the rest of the semester, with the top priority continuing to be that of student and staff safety. Given where Pima County is now in terms of the relevant metrics, recommendations from the Pima County Health...

And the Survey Says... Dear Gregory School Families-  Thank you for completing our survey! As promised, the results will be shared in this week’s message, as well as some context regarding the open-ended comments provided by many of you on the last question.    As you can see from the bar graphs, a strong majority of families feel comfortable in having their children return to school once...

What Will Success Look Like?  Dear TGS Families: A wise colleague said to me a short time ago, “What will success look like, Julie? Maybe it’s helpful to think about that as you ponder the ongoing decisions related to opening school during COVID-19.” It feels as though that’s all I’ve thought about...

Colleges Recognize COVID-19 Adjustments by Michelle Borleske, M.A.C.Director of College Counseling At The Gregory School, we understand the uncertainty some students and families are feeling regarding the cancellation of our fall sports season as it relates to college applications and admissions. Whether or not to proceed with school athletics is...

Important Updates, Reminders and Requests  Dear TGS Families: Thank you to the families of 203 students (out of 333) who have completed our survey! Thus far, there are roughly 25% requesting continued remote learning and 75% opting for a return to school for in-person instruction. Because this information is key to our space planning, we are...