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The Student News Site of Grant High School

Grant Magazine

The Student News Site of Grant High School

Grant Magazine

Beyond the Backfield

Beyond the Backfield

Donald ‘Chili’ Stephens’ determination to succeed despite immense challenge has earned him acclamation within and beyond the Grant Varsity Football team.
Cut and Styled

Cut and Styled

For many students at Grant, hair is much more than its physical appearance.
Through Grace’s Eyes

Through Grace’s Eyes

Senior Grace Kowitch is making the most out of her high school experience as she breaks down stereotypes about Down syndrome.
The Media Movement

The Media Movement

Activism has exploded on the internet. How much difference it makes depends on whom you ask.
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?
Lives in Transition

Lives in Transition

Being transgender isn’t easy. Students and others connected to Grant High say the struggle comes from a lack of understanding.
The Misunderstood Measure

The Misunderstood Measure

Under Oregon's mandatory minimum sentencing law, juveniles can be tried as adults if they are accused of committing certain violent crimes. Recently, four Grant High students found themselves face to face with that possibility.
Finding Her Beat

Finding Her Beat

Olivia Gadberry wants to make it in the world of jazz. Since so few women do, she’s determined to make her mark.
Walking the Line

Walking the Line

Native American students face more hurdles in getting a public school education than any other population in Portland Public Schools. That’s why Grant sophomore Rosey Sams makes her own way.
Never Settled

Never Settled

Grant math teacher Mona Schraer won’t slow down in her quest to serve underrepresented students. She was honored for her efforts by President Barack Obama at the White House in July.
Disconnected.

Disconnected.

When a group of freshmen boys used social media to post derogatory comments promoting racism, misogyny and anti-gay rhetoric, the Grant High School community recoiled and little discussion followed. Did the school miss an opportunity?
Moving Toward Safety

Moving Toward Safety

As sophomore Ny’Asia Harris sits in the dark of her shuttered classroom at Grant High School in September, her classmates crowd around their teacher’s desk during a lockdown drill. The 15-year-old...

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