Grants Pass School District is continuing the program called READY! for Kindergarten this spring. The program invites families of 4 and 5 year olds who will be entering Kindergarten September of 2018. READY! for Kindergarten teams teachers and families together to help children be ready for a happy and successful school experience.
Grants Pass School District’s School Board is considering adoption of recommended materials to cover the Health Curriculum in grades 6 through 12.
Grants Pass School District’s School Board is considering an adoption recommendation from Grants Pass High School for the AP Government Course. The materials being recommended are to be used starting in the fall of 2018.
The Beat the Odds Scholarship Awards Program is designed to highlight the incredible potential of Oregon's young people as well as the challenges which prevent too many of them from succeeding.
Come learn about this landmark public health study and how it has redefined what we know about human development, how we adapt to our environment, and how we can be resilient. Food and childcare are provided. Dinner at 5:30 pm, presentation at 6:00 pm. Click the news story to see more details and to register.
SOPTV Honors Exceptional Southern Oregon Students. Grants Pass High School student, Daniel Hagerty, has been spotlighted on SOPTV's first episode of "Student Showcase" for this school year. We are proud of Daniel and the hard work, grit, and determination that he has put in while here at GPHS.
STEM Manufacturing by Design is an innovative project that was selected to receive a Career and Technical Education Revitalization grant. The project includes a Mobile Class lab filled with equipment that will allow high school students and staff to work collaboratively with middle schools to engage middle school students in various STEM activities as they relate to high school pathways.
School and district report cards are now available. Each of our schools and the district have a report card with information including student demographics, performance on state assessments, student outcomes and educational programs. Like last year, schools did not receive an overall rating on their report card due to the state’s plans to redesign the report card in response to new flexibility under the federal Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA). Next year, ODE will release a redesigned report card aimed at sharing information that is meaningful and accessible to parents, families and the broader school community. To access our school and district report cards, please visit the “Quick Links – Oregon Report Card”
Grants Pass School District is currently hiring bus drivers. Please click on the link above to visit our employment page to find out the details.
