Grants Pass School District 7
Welcome to Grants Pass School District 7
OUR MISSION
At Grants Pass School District 7, our mission is to provide an education that encourages ALL students to reach their potential and to become responsible, productive citizens.
We are proud to serve our community by providing high-quality education from kindergarten through 12th grade.
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 confident, compassionate, and successful members of society.
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District News
Teachers will use the grant money to purchase flexible seating options, cooking items, pickleball equipment, ceramics equipment, video games and more!
Congratulations to our six student artists whose designs won this year's Holiday Card Contest!
18 card variety packs are available for purchase locally. Click in for details.
The Grants Pass Early Learning Program will kick off this fall with free interactive playgroups for four and 5-year-olds who will be entering kindergarten in the fall of 2024.
Registration closes Friday, September 15, 2023. Space is limited.
Our district will again be providing basic supplies such as pencils, scissors, paper, and crayons to elementary schools.
Please visit your school's website to see if your child needs anything else for their grade level.
Check out what your middle school student will need for the 2023-24 school year.
Our district will again be providing a set of PE clothes to middle school students at no cost.
On Tuesday, July 11, 2023, four new members of the Grants Pass School Board were sworn in.
Dustin Smith, Chad Dybdahl, Nathan Seable, and Joseph Schmidt will serve in positions 1, 2, 6, and 7, respectively.
The Grants Pass School District 7 Board of Directors has approved a debt restructuring plan that aims to address safety and facility needs across the district.
The $12 million generated from the restructuring will be used to make necessary upgrades across the district, with a focus on improving the safety and functionality of school buildings.
Grants Pass High School will begin implementing a later school start time for the 2023-2024 academic year. The change was initiated by a GPHS senior who presented research on the health and academic benefits of a later start time to Superintendent Tim Sweeney.
For a fifth year, every elementary student in Grants Pass School District 7 will participate in One District, One Book. The annual program creates a shared reading experience across the district.