News & Announcements

With generous donations from our parents, GRACEPOINT Warriors assembled 300 blessing bags to give to those in need. Watch this 30-second video to see them "DO SOMETHING!"

As a result of the remarkable generosity of our individual and community donors, GRACEPOINT will begin 2024 in a new building! Located at 1407 Cobb Parkway North in Marietta, students will now be in a facility with increased classroom square footage for multi-sensory learning while maintaining low student-teacher ratios.

Check out these 2 amazing Warriors who raised $550 so other kids can come to GRACEPOINT! Ada and Reese collected used books, and then sold them in their neighborhood along with some lemonade and homemade treats, raising over $550! Check out this photo from the sale!

Four of our amazing Warriors spent their Saturday raising money so other kids can come to GRACEPOINT! They sold yummy homemade baked goods raising over $500 for Giddy Up GRACEPOINT, our tuition assistance fundraiser! Check out the photos from the sale!

Today GRACEPOINT students and staff participated in a "Flowering of the Cross" celebration to recognize the transition from the darkness of Good Friday to the joyful celebration of Christ's resurrection on Easter Sunday. The ceremony transforms a barren cross, a reminder of Jesus' death, into an Easter symbol. Here are some photos of the ceremony.

Join GRACEPOINT founder and dyslexia expert, Brenda Fitzgerald, for a discussion on the origin, characteristics, remediation, and accommodations for dyslexia. The seminar will be held at GRACEPOINT on April 13 from 6:00-8pm. Brenda will open the floor for Q&A so bring your questions!

At GRACEPOINT we love to teach God's TRUTH through song! Here is a video of our latest song from Worship Wednesday!

Check out this article all about GRACEPOINT published this month by Cobb in Focus magazine!

Would you believe our GRACEPOINT warriors collected over 45,000 diapers to help families in our community? Our 133 students did all this in 10 days! We want to give a big thank you to Kimberly-Clark for their generous matching donation!

Let's finish out Dyslexia Awareness Month strong!  Students may wear red shirts/sweatshirts (with regular uniform bottoms) on Monday, Oct. 31st! The Go Red For Dyslexia campaign is all about empowering people with dyslexia to take back the color red - (one that’s been used in the past to highlight our mistakes) and make it something to be proud of!