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The Student News Site of Grant High School

Grant Magazine

The Student News Site of Grant High School

Grant Magazine

What Does the “A” Stand For?

What Does the “A” Stand For?

Sayuri Hara and Lizzie Harris May 5, 2025

DISCLAIMER: Please keep in mind that all student feedback was collected from a student-made form. Some questions and sample sizes differed across surveys. Although an attempt to capture the student body’s...

Courtesy of Jonathon Harrison

With Experience, Granting Support

Vincent Trueworthy and Cash Courtney May 2, 2025

Sitting in his new office, Grant High School Vice Principal Jonathan Harrison multitasks with ease, simultaneously discussing his life as an educator and typing away at his computer to manage his new position’s...

Strike Three!

Vincent Trueworthy May 2, 2025

First established in 1966, the Portland Association of Teachers (PAT) represents over 4,500 educators working at the 81 schools that make up Portland Public Schools (PPS), Oregon’s largest school district....

The Grantonian covers the annual rose princess voting ceremony in a 1961 issue to be handed out to the entire school.

G-Women

Margot Kalmanson April 14, 2025

Before Grant Magazine’s founding in 2011, the journalistic publication that served the Grant High School community was a four-page weekly newspaper titled The Grantonian. Created shortly after the school’s...

The Japanese American Museum of Oregon located in Naito Center.

Petals From The Past

Claire Coffey and Lincoln Hirata February 17, 2025

When walking through the first floor entrance of Naito Center on 411 NE Flanders St. in Portland, Oregon, visitors will find the brand new location of the Japanese American Museum of Oregon (JAMO).  Past...

Chris McCurdy's period four jazz ensemble students end their day with a class that they are passionate about.

Jazz Ensemble’s Professional Debut

Frankie Kassell, Introduction to journalism student February 12, 2025

On Friday, Oct. 18 2024, Cyrus Nabipoor, a professional musician, and the Grant Jazz Ensemble joined together to create a notable performance. Nabipoor’s jazz quartet played with a professional string...

Calista Lattal, Hadley Youngers and Olive Raak are kicking off the first-ever meeting for the Trader Joe's Club.

A Club for the Trader Joe’s Lovers

Eddie Sniffen, Introduction to journalism student February 12, 2025

One hundred and twenty students signed up for the newly introduced Trader Joe’s Club at Grant High School’s most recent club fair. Founders Olive Raak, Hadley Youngers and Calista Lattal say this number...

An array of dishes from Sanae Thai Eatery.

The Camera Eats First

Margot Kalmanson November 20, 2024

This March, a new Thai restaurant called Sanae Thai Eatery opened on Alberta street. Struggling to attract customers, the small business reached out to their community. Not long after, they saw a shift...

2024 Election Coverage

2024 Election Coverage

Nate Shine November 7, 2024

11/5/2024 8:34 PST - The Associated Press calls the state of Wisconsin, and the 2024 Presidential Election, for Donald Trump. 11/6/2024 2:49 PST - Kamala Harris officially concedes the election...

Girl, so Confusing: A Breakdown of the 2024 Election

Girl, so Confusing: A Breakdown of the 2024 Election

June Baeck and Claire Coffey November 5, 2024

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It’s All a Matter of Perspective: The Grant Community Discusses the 2024 Presidential Election

It’s All a Matter of Perspective: The Grant Community Discusses the 2024 Presidential Election

Carson Barr November 1, 2024

As the election approaches, our country is the most divided it has been in 60 years. With this division, comes the opportunity to stand out from the crowd; this includes Grant High School. The Grant population,...

Prophet Center - Dr. Matthew Prophet Education Center, where PPS district board meetings are held and budget concerns are brought up and addressed.

Cutting into the Community

Eleanor Price and Sayuri Hara August 28, 2024

Budget-related issues are not new for public schools in Oregon. For years, public schools have been funded by a combination of state and local property taxes, but Measure 5, passed in 1990, put a cap on...

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