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Grant Magazine

Beat of His Own Drum

Beat of His Own Drum

An appearance on NBC’s “America’s Got Talent” catapulted alumni Ilan Swartz-Brownstein into the spotlight. But he won’t forget his faith.
Teaching with a Mission

Teaching with a Mission

Susan Bartley has spent years bringing activism into her job as a teacher. At Grant, she plans to continue pushing for educational equity.
 Grant's new Digital Photography and Printmaking teacher spends his free time making various pieces of art.

The Media Man

Kelly Merrill has done it all. From filmmaking and animation to illustration, Merrill will bring his expertise into his Digital Photography and Printmaking classes at Grant this year.
Time With: Speed Racer

Time With: Speed Racer

Longboarding has given Grant junior Emmet White more than just an outlet for expression.
Striking a Chord

Striking a Chord

Sound has been a guiding force for Branic Howard. Now at Grant, he pushes students to hear music in a new way.
Summer on the Grant High campus

Summer on the Grant High campus

Grant Magazine photographers reveal what’s happening around the school during the break.
 Grant's new Digital Photography and Printmaking teacher spends his free time making various pieces of art.

The Media Man

Kelly Merrill has done it all. From filmmaking and animation to illustration, Merrill will bring his expertise into his Digital Photography and Printmaking classes at Grant this year.
Just Keep Swimming

Just Keep Swimming

After Bowen Terry lost his eldest brother in a tragic accident, water polo was the remedy to his loss of confidence.
While the Japan earthquake  of 2011 forced change into her life, Tina Smillie says it has given her the opportunity to focus on her true interests, like dance.

Navigating Two Cultures

How Grant sophomore Tina Smillie used an earthquake in Japan to find a new home in America.
Poetic Justice

Poetic Justice

Téa Johnson, winner of Verselandia 2016 and a senior at Grant, uses her poetry as an outlet to speak out about injustices in society.
Editorial: Standing Up

Editorial: Standing Up

By Dylan Palmer August 30, 2016
It’s time for everyone to get behind Black Lives Matter.
Curtain Call

Curtain Call

Grant High administrators and teachers say they want the school's Theater Department to be more inclusive when it comes to race. When is that going to happen?
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August 2016 Issue