MUSIC PROGRAM
School Choirs
Our Grace School student choirs sing periodically throughout the school year at our worship services.
Choirs are divided by age groups K1 and 2nd-3rd, 4th-5th, and 6th-8th grade choir that performs a variety of different styles and sings in 2 part harmony.
Chimes & Handbells
This group consists of a group of 6-8th graders who play for chapel services.
Recorders
Recorders are a standard part of the 4th grade curriculum. During this class, students learn about music dictation and reading notes.
Band
Band is an optional program for 5th - 8th grade students, and includes group lessons. They perform at Advent services, pep rallies, and other school events.
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STUDENT COUNCIL
The purpose of the Grace Lutheran Student Council is to:
- Represent the interests of the student body in student governmental affairs.
- Provide services that improve the quality of the life of Grace students.
- Keep the student body informed of relevant issues.
- Oversee and regulate activities, organizations, and the funds in the interests of the student body.
- Maintain a positive relationship between the student body, school administration and the local community.
- Serve as the representative of the students at Grace Lutheran School.
Our Student Council has a variety of opportunities to get the student body involved. Some of the exciting activities include:
- Community outreach (food drive, Feed My Starving Children, Menomonee Falls Downtown Trick-or-Treating, etc.)
- Bowling
- Pep rallies
- Teacher Help Day to assist with classroom set-up before school year begins
- Fun and games
- Middle school dances (Grades 6-8)
CO-CURRICULARS
Ski/Ride Club
Students, teachers, and parents are invited to join the Grace Ski/Ride Club at Little Switzerland during the winter season for skiing and snowboarding. The club meets four times and participants get free group lessons.
After-School Art Classes
After-school art classes are for students in 5K-5th grades and are held once a week in 6-week sessions. There is a cost for each session and the classes are managed by an outside provider called Young Rembrandts.
Cribbage Club
Cribbage club meets 1-2 times a month after school for an hour. We learn the basics of cribbage and play each week. Cribbage is great for developing quick math skills and is a fun game. We also have a snack at each meeting – giving us the name “Snack club with a cribbage problem!” Cribbage club is open to all students 3-8th grade, no experience necessary!
Forensics
Forensics is an extra-curricular activity offered to middle school students. The purpose of middle school forensics is to build self-confidence and oral competency by developing and practicing fundamental public speaking skills. Students perform at meets that work with your family's schedule. The season runs from the end of January through the middle of March and most meets occur on Friday evenings right after school.