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?
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At Grant, there’s a chance you’ve seen Angelo Accus. He’s the kid who flips and tumbles his way around campus. He spends time teaching anyone how to be acrobatic. People, he says, find it interesting...
Students in Melody Rockwell’s art classes recently finished a project the teacher refers to as “an unblocking assignment.” Inspired by Portland painter Flora Bowley, students were encouraged to...
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Each morning, students file inside the doors of Grant High School and catch their last moments of peace before starting the school day. The bell ushers everyone...
For Grant sophomore Liam Purkey, learning foreign languages has helped him connect with people from all around the world. It might be the start of a career.
