In August 2024, Portland Public Schools (PPS) introduced a new administrative directive stating that inside school buildings, content such as art or posters must be relevant to class curriculum and cannot...
After an essay written by a Grant teacher questioning rape culture goes viral, the Grant community takes a step back and asks the question: “How does rape culture exist at Grant?”
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?
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.
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.
![Artita-Guerrero knows that she will always remember her mom, but as she grows older her memories become less pronounced. “It’s the smaller things I wish I could remember but can’t,” she says.“So many other thing have happened in my life that I’m kinda like covering...[her death].”](https://grantmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/DSC_5574-copy-copy.jpg)
