The Growth Mindset calls for revising the way we look at challenges and setbacks by evolving them into positive momentum. It’s displaying the characteristics of grit, perseverance, bravery, and confidence—and the relentless desire to pursue personal development.

What a whirlwind year! Grupolgy has accomplished so much in 2021, and we’re overwhelmed by the support we’ve received from our incredible community.

While the crane has long been a popular symbol of fortune in Japanese folklore, a more modern, in-depth meaning evolved from the inspiring story of one young girl, Sadako Sasaki.

An open letter to humankind from a concerned polar bear representative, and a response by Dr. Mandira Roy.

We all have a story -- probably many stories -- whether they are funny, serious, scary, sad, or inspiring, these are the tales that shape our lives.

Can you believe it? We are already in the midst of February 2021, an opportune time to explore and celebrate the complexity and richness of black history while also looking optimistically toward new horizons.

Some of the most impactful learning experiences happen off the page when imagination, creativity and artistry combine, which is why we are excited to bring the KEVA Interactive Gallery to our community when our Burlingame headquarters opens on January 20th!

November is a month particularly associated with gratitude, and I am so thankful for the families who have allowed us to be a part of their child’s learning journey. We are constantly inspired by our students who are truly the makers, thinkers and doers of today and tomorrow.

Each and every one of us has the capacity to change the world by putting effort and energy into causes and issues we care about, and kids are no exception!

Grupology believes Black Lives Matter. We cannot separate our students’ education from the context of the world they live in. In fact, it would be a disservice to them to do so.

Mother’s Day is a time to honor the women who are giving so much of themselves to raise the next generation right. To every woman who is a mom, grandmother and mother-figure, we celebrate and thank you.

While Earth Day festivities have come and gone, we truly believe every day is Earth Day! It’s up to us to do our part to be mindful citizens and caretakers of our world.