Belonging. Leadership. Friendly Competition.
At Grace Academy, the House System brings students together across grade levels to build friendships, develop leadership, and strengthen our school community.
Through shared experiences, team challenges, service, and friendly competition, students learn what it means to encourage one another, contribute to a team, and pursue excellence with humility and integrity.
Six Houses. One Community.
Inspired by the Armor of God in Ephesians 6, Grace Academy's six Houses are named for biblical virtues and truths.
Each House has its own identity and crest, reminding students of the spiritual qualities described in Scripture.
While each House has its own identity, all six share a common purpose: to honor Christ through character, service, and community.
Growing Together
The House System creates opportunities for students from different grades to connect, encourage one another, and develop a sense of belonging within the larger school community.
Throughout the year, students participate in House gatherings, challenges, spirited competitions, and schoolwide events that encourage teamwork, creativity, and leadership.
Although friendly competition is part of the fun, the greater goal is to cultivate relationships and character that extend beyond the competition itself.
More Than a Competition
At Grace Academy, being part of a House means being part of something larger than yourself.
Students are encouraged to lead with humility, serve others, celebrate one another's accomplishments, and represent their Houses in ways that reflect Christ.
The lessons learned through the House System—faithfulness, responsibility, perseverance, and teamwork—are ones we hope students carry with them long after they leave Grace Academy.