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Thirteen CGPS Lions traveled to Spokane, Washington, for this year’s National K–12 Grade Championship, held at the Spokane Convention Center.

As part of an ongoing effort to expand our understanding of artificial intelligence, faculty and staff spent Monday, January 5, with Executive Director Michael Nachbar and Director of Technology and Learning Deepjyot Sidhu from Global Online Academy, a nonprofit striving to reimagine learning to empower students and educators to thrive in a globally networked society.

The final days of 2025 at CGPS ended on the sweetest note as our Grammar, Middle and Prep School artists delighted the community during their Winter Concerts and Pre-K/K Music & Imagination Shares.

In English class with Rachel Berger, sixth graders have been dissecting the vivid language and plot twists of Refugee by Alan Gratz through creative projects and conversation.

With over 1,720 career points and an average of 19 points per game, senior M.E. H. is now the all-time leading scorer in CGPS girls basketball history, setting a new standard for excellence on and off the court

The Middle School’s hallmark engineering challenge tasked students with working in small groups to design and create miniature boats, each consulting with a faculty “client” to construct the vessel of their dreams.

From Thursday, December 4, through Sunday, December 7, a delegation of 20 Prep School students traveled to New Haven for this year’s Yale Model Congress Conference, one of the nation’s oldest collegiate-hosted congressional simulations. During the 32nd annual conference, CGPS students followed parliamentary procedure as they proposed bills and delivered authorship speeches, debated and voted on legislation, negotiated budgets and more, earning several recognitions for their performance.