Grades 7/8: Student Council Showcases the World

Student leaders in the Grades 7/8 Student Council made their mark on the Anschutz Commons and made a statement about diversity at Graland. With an idea from council advisor Camille James, who is from Jamaica, students hung flags from 80 countries that represent the different heritages of our families and faculty. Working with the International Families Affinity Group, students wanted to show Graland’s dedication to diversity and to expand our cultural and world knowledge, according to council co-president Rachel Colson.
Student leaders in the Grades 7/8 Student Council made their mark on the Anschutz Commons and made a statement about diversity at Graland. With an idea from council advisor Camille James, who is from Jamaica, students hung flags from 80 countries that represent the different heritages of our families and faculty. Working with the International Families Affinity Group, students wanted to show Graland’s dedication to diversity and to expand our cultural and world knowledge, according to council co-president Rachel Colson.

Once a few more flags are added, all 90 world countries with connections to Graland will be visible, including Russia, Japan, Israel, Argentina and, of course, Jamaica.

“We are proud of this project because the flags will stay hanging and impact our community for many years,” shares class representative Darian Smith. 
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Graland Country Day School

Graland Country Day School is a private school in Denver, Colorado, serving students in preschool, kindergarten, elementary, and middle school. Founded in Denver in 1927, Graland incorporates a rich, experiential learning approach in a traditional classroom setting, emphasizing the development of globally and socially conscious leaders who excel academically.