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Grants Pass School District 7

A young girl smiles for the camera with a reminder that preschool applications open on May 1, 2025
A student plants spinach in a school garden at South Middle School
elementary students climb on a rock wall
four middle school students look at a drone during robotics class

Welcome to Grants Pass School District 7

OUR MISSION

At Grants Pass School District 7, we are a learning community committed to excellence and success for all.

Our mission is to provide a high-quality education that empowers each student to reach their potential and become responsible, productive, successful citizens.

Whether you are a parent, student, or member of our community, we invite you to explore all that Grants Pass School District 7 has to offer. Join us as we empower our students to become responsible, productive, successful citizens.

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District News

A lock with a red exclamation mark for a data breach

Please read this important update on the data breach at Carruth Compliance Consulting impacting current and former Grants Pass School District 7 employees. We will provide updates as more information becomes available.

Grants Pass High School art teacher, Joshua Morton, holds a paintbrush while smiling at the camera

An art teacher at Grants Pass High School invites local businesses and organizations to partner with him to support his One Sweet World student scholarship fund.

Joshua Morton is offering to create custom artwork for local businesses in exchange for donations to the scholarship which supports high school seniors planning to continue their education after graduation.

Early childhood coordinators smile while standing in new preschool classroom.

Starting in the 2024-25 school year, the Grants Pass School District will offer FREE preschool for four and five-year-olds living within GPSD7 boundaries.

In partnership with SOESD Early Childhood Services,, the new preschool program will accommodate 36 children in its first year, and bring together children with and without disabilities into one inclusive classroom.

A display of colorful non-fiction books.

Highland Elementary School is among 200 schools nationwide that has been awarded a $5,000 grant from the Laura Bush Foundation for America’s Libraries.

The money will be used to expand the library’s collection, including the non-fiction section for K-2 readers.

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