#GirlTalk

By Marci Waldorf, Upper School Counselor

By Lindsey King, Eighth-Grade English Teacher

At GPS, our mission and values provide an integral framework that supports every interaction with our students. We believe that...

This February, members of our BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) Forum focused on what Black history means to them,...

By Renee Romero, Sarah Clardy, and Katie Outlaw

This week our varsity soccer team will compete in the TSSAA semifinals against Hutchison in hopes of moving on to the eventual...

We have only a few short weeks left this spring and then summer will be here before we know it! As you begin to think about your...

Summer camp is a rite of passage and an incredible way to keep children engaged during the lesser-scheduled summer months, but...

If you’re raising a girl, add these books to your reading list. Each delivers tips and insights into how girls are different and...

At GPS, everything is based on what is best for girls. From how they build curriculum to how they engage with students, GPS...

“It’s risk—not perfection, not success, not racking up achievements—that actually helps to build confidence in girls. And it’s...

Have you noticed your daughter suffers from high anxiety surrounding failure? Does she become easily frustrated when trying...

Millions, perhaps even billions of words have been written on how best to instill self-confidence in children. It’s a trait every...

Do boys and girls really learn differently? What are the benefits of an all-girls education?

Here, we share the science behind...