THE GRANTONIAN

Culinary Arts students made a create a tasty mexican meal and deliver to our office staff. Thank you Chef Hale and our Culinary Arts Students!

for the first of the school year Principal's Coffee Talk on Wednesday, October 9th at 8:45am. Check in at the main office.

Join our curricular Grant Dance program for our annual Fall Dance Showcase on Wednesday, October 16th at 7pm in the Grant Auditorium. The doors will open at 6:30 for general admission seating; we are requesting a suggested donation of $5 for entry. The show will be an hour long and features all 4 levels of dance classes in multiple styles. We will have beautiful bouquets for dancers, mini pumpkins, and Grant Dance merch (including t-shirts, hoodies, stickers, and tote bags) for sale at the show; all proceeds directly support the Dance program. Visit our website at www.grantdance.net to pre-order or find out more!

Whether you are new to Grant or a returning family, we look forward to the year ahead.

As our sports and student activities get underway, we wanted to share information on how you can make purchases or donations to support our incredible school!

Our classrooms and programs are robust and the price of supplying materials and ensuring safe and productive learning environments is costly; We would not be able to achieve this without your support.

REQUEST FOR GENERAL DONATION any amount is helpful

This year, as a school, we are tasked with doing more with less; staff, supplies, & funding. In light of this, we see that our greatest need right now is for general donations that can be used to provide:

• Course-specific and schoolwide supplies & equipment to our classrooms and support areas
• Student activities for enhanced learning, community building and engagement
• Student incentives
• Student events and celebrations
• Student support- Financial Assistance, Scholarship, 4-star Hunger Project, Support Groups

ASB STICKER

Purchase a $30 ASB sticker for your student's ID* which includes:

• Free and Fast entry to all regular season home games and
• Free and Fast entry to Homecoming Game and Dance
• Discounted Dance tickets
• All proceeds support our Student Activities.

*Your student must have the sticker on their ID for entrance. This can be picked up during lunch or after school at the Bookkeeper's Window in the hall near the main office.

YEARBOOK

Login to schoolpay to pre-purchase a $55 yearbook for your student before the price goes up to $65 after 11/30.

LIFETIME FITNESS CLASS UNIFORM

Uniforms are required for Lifetime Fitness (formerly known as PE 1-2) students, but they are not provided through district resources. This fee helps to cover the cost of PE T-Shirt, Shorts, Workbook, and other supplies.

CLASS DONATIONS

If you prefer to give directly to a classroom or department, you will find them listed here. You can expect further communications from your student's teachers at Back-to-School Night on September 18th from 6-8:30 PM.

Whether it’s staff in the classroom, office, cafeteria, health room or athletics, we care about your students and continue to be humbled by your support.

With gratitude,

Grant High School

GO GENERALS!

Student participation at sporting events and dances is highly encouraged and celebrated at Grant High School. To make attendance easier for our students, we offer an annual Associated Student Body (ASB) Sticker for $30 that provides for this school year:

• Free & Fast Admission to Homecoming Game/Dance
• Free & Fast Admission to Home Games (regular season only)
• Discounts to future dances

What are the benefits?

If your student plans to attend dances or any home games, the ASB sticker will save both money and time with a quick flash of their ID for admittance to games! All proceeds are used to support: student activities, classroom supplies and equipment, events, and students experiencing financial hardship.

Where can I purchase one for my student?

Purchase the 24/25 ASB sticker online and then we will have time during lunch and after school for your student to have it added to their brand-new GHS Student ID. To purchase in-person, you can also send your student in with cash or check.

Athletics Information for Grant and the PIL

No Backpack Policy: Per PPS policy, no backpacks are allowed while attending athletic events on district property.

Admission: We will charge admission to the following sports across the district: football, volleyball, wrestling, and boys’ and girls’ basketball.

How to Purchase Tickets:

This season, we will be offering digital ticketing through GoFan. You can pre-purchase tickets for all PIL-hosted events online through GoFan Tickets. Links for tickets to PPS athletic events will be available on the district athletic website and individual school's athletic websites. Above is the link to all Grant Games and Season Passes.

Fans can purchase tickets online through GoFan or by presenting a card or mobile payment option at the ticket gate. All major credit cards, including Apple Pay and Google Pay, are accepted. Student ASB stickers will also be honored this year.

Fall PIL Single Game Ticket Prices:

• Football: adults $7, students $5, senior citizens $5

• Volleyball: adults $7, students $5, senior citizens $5

• Soccer: no charge

• XC: no charge

Athletics Passes: This year, spectators can purchase athletics passes. These passes are accepted at all league events. These passes do not get you into preseason games outside the PIL.

• Fall PIL Pass: $65

• Winter PIL Pass: $90

Outside Food: Outside food and drink are not allowed in our athletic contests. Some sites will have concessions available for purchase.

No Re-Entry: Once a person enters a varsity game, they are not allowed to leave the event and then return. This policy is for both students and adults.

Spectator Conduct: It is of the utmost importance that we conduct ourselves with the highest level of sportsmanship towards visiting schools, athletes, fans, and officials. The PIL is seeking to provide the best experience possible for everyone who attends our athletic contests. What makes these events fun and enriching is when we all do our part regardless of the outcome. Should any concerns arise, please seek out event workers, administration, or security personnel for help. We appreciate your support in advance.

We cheer for our athletes, support our coaches, stay off the referees, and respect our opponents. Anyone unable to follow these guidelines may be asked to leave the gym or field.

Our Varsity Girls Soccer team has continued their winning ways from their championship season last year with a 9-0-1 start. The Generals have outscored their opponents 43-2 so far and have earned national recognition. They are currently ranked 10th in the nation in the United Soccer Coaches National Rankings, and 2nd in Region VI. Come check them out Tuesday October 8th in the Bowl as they take on Franklin! Go Generals!

Monday October 7th

Girls Soccer JV2 v Roosevelt @ Delta Park 415pm

Boys Soccer JV2 @ McDaniel @ Glenhaven Park 415pm

Tuesday October 8th

Boys Soccer @ Franklin JV @ Clinton Park 415pm, Varsity 7pm

Girls Soccer v Franklin Varsity 415pm in the Grant Bowl

Volleyball v Wells JV/JV2 430pm, Varsity 600pm

Water Polo @ Hood River Valley

Wednesday October 9th

Girls Soccer JV2 @ Wells @ Rieke 415pm

Volleyball @ Benson JV 430pm, Varsity 6pm

Football JV2 @ Wells 4pm

Thursday October 10th

Football v Wells @ Marshall Campus 7pm

Boys Soccer v Roosevelt @ Delta Park 415pm

Water Polo @ David Douglas

Friday October 11th

Cross Country @ Rose City Championships @ Rose City Golf Course 1pm

Free College Essay Online Workshops for Grant Students

We're excited to partner with College Essay Guy this year to offer students useful college application resources, including virtual workshops on how to write personal statements. The How to Write A Personal Statement Boot Camp and The College Application + Supplemental Essays Crash Course sessions were recorded and students can access the recordings until December 31st by registering using the link below. Grant High School students can join the live online event listed below or choose to watch at a later time:

• How to Answer the UC Personal Insight Questions Crash Course: October 5th & 6th

How to register:

• Go to this registration page: https://www.collegeessayguy.com/sub-ceg-live-students.

• Enter your name and email, and select Grant High School from the School/Organization list.

• You’re done! Put the dates and times in your calendar, and keep an eye on your email with the next steps and instructions for the assignments to complete and how to join the live events.

• Contact Ms. Snell, GH College Coordinator, at msnell@pps.net with any questions.

Virtual Scholarship Writing Workshops: Mondays & Thursdays in October, 4:00 to 6:00 PM

Scholarship Coach, Marshawna Williams, is hosting virtual workshops on Mondays and Thursdays throughout October. Attendees will learn tips and tricks to find money for college, how to write one essay for all scholarships, and enter to win a laptop and other prizes. Register online!

Coalition for College Event - The CSS Profile: Tuesday, October 8th at 5:00 PM

During the financial aid process, you may be asked to submit the CSS Profile in addition to the FAFSA for colleges to better understand your family’s financial situation. Join us for this panel discussion where admissions and financial aid counselors from Coalition member schools will share tips to help you complete the CSS Profile. Come along with your questions and leave feeling prepared to complete this part of the financial aid process. Featuring admissions and financial aid counselors from Carleton College and Wake Forest University.

Portland College Access Fair 2024: Friday, October 18th from 1 to 2 PM at McMenamins Kennedy School

PPS focal students, specifically students of color, low-income, and first-generation students, are invited to join 25 colleges and universities to learn about admissions, financial aid, student life, academics, and more. Throughout this 60-minute college fair, students will have the opportunity to engage with highly selective research universities, flagship public institutions, and liberal arts colleges from around the country. This is a free event and transportation from Grant will be provided. Space is limited and registration is required.

Participating universities include Barnard College, Caltech, Case Western Reserve University, Colby College, College of Holy Cross, Colorado College, Harvard College, Johns Hopkins University, MIT, Northwestern University, New York University, Princeton University, Rice University, Smith College, Swarthmore College, Tufts University, University of Chicago, University of Iowa, University of Michigan, University of Notre Dame, University of Southern California, Vanderbilt University, Wellesley College, Williams College, and Yale University. Registrants will automatically be added to the mailing lists of the colleges included in the program.

The College Place: Paying for College/Pagar la Universidad: Wednesday, October 23rd at 6:00 PM

Thinking about life after high school? Learn more about how to pay for your education no matter your financial situation. We'll discuss scholarships, grants, financial aid applications, college costs, and more, and help you feel comfortable with your options.

¿Está pensando en su vida después de la escuela secundaria? Obtenga más información sobre cómo pagar su educación sin importar su situación financiera. Discutiremos las becas, las subvenciones, las solicitudes de ayuda financiera, los costos universitarios y más, y lo ayudaremos a sentirse cómodo con sus opciones.

Presenter: Jenn Satalino, Director of The College Place-Oregon (ECMC)

Wednesday, October 23 from 6 PM - 7:30 PM. Click this link to register.

Coalition for College Event - Ask Us Anything: College Applications: Tuesday, October 24th at 5:00 PM

Have last-minute questions before you apply to college this fall? We’re calling all seniors to join us for this panel discussion to get application tips from admissions counselors at Coalition member schools. Bring along your questions and leave feeling ready to apply to college, regardless of what application you’re using.

Featuring admissions counselors from Clark University, Syracuse University, Texas Christian University, and Vanderbilt University.

NACAC National College Fair - Portland: Sunday, October 27th, and Monday, October 28th at the Oregon Convention Center

Connect with colleges from across the US and beyond. Free and open to the public, NACAC fairs connect you with colleges and universities in one convenient location.

Coalition for College Event - Completing the FAFSA: Tuesday, December 3rd at 5:00 PM

Not sure where to begin with the FAFSA? Confused by the process or unfamiliar with certain terms? In this session, admissions and financial aid experts from Coalition schools will share tips to better prepare you to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Bring along your questions and get answers to confidently fill out the FAFSA. Featuring admissions and financial aid counselors from Berea College, Bowdoin College, and Northwestern University.

COLLEGE VISITS

We are hosting several college visits per week. If students are going to miss class time to attend a visit, we recommend that they speak with their teacher in advance. They can also come to the College & Career Center to pick up a pass to attend the visit.

The most updated list of visits is in MaiaLearning, where students can view and register for all upcoming college visits Under Events. Any students planning to attend a virtual visit need to RSVP in MaiaLearning -> Events -> Actions -> Attend.

• Portland State University: Monday, 10/07/24 at 11:41 AM in the College & Career Center

• Kenyon College: Monday, 10/07/24 at 3:00 PM in the College & Career Center

• Bryn Mawr College: Tuesday, 10/08/24 at 11:41 AM - Virtual

• Rice University: Tuesday, 10/08/24 at 3:00 PM in the College & Career Center

• University of Wisconsin-Madison: Tuesday, 10/08/24 at 3:00 PM in the South Forum

• University of Chicago: Wednesday, 10/09/24 at 11:41 AM in the College & Career Center

• Brandeis University: Wednesday, 10/09/24 at 3:00 PM in the College & Career Center

• Savannah College of Art and Design: Wednesday, 10/09/24 at 3:00 PM in the South Forum

• University of Colorado Boulder: Thursday, 10/10/24 at 9:30 AM in the South Forum

• American University: Thursday, 10/10/24 at 11:41 AM in the College & Career Center

• Emerson College: Thursday, 10/10/24 at 3:00 PM in the College & Career Center

• Colorado State University-Fort Collins: Thursday, 10/10/24 at 3:00 PM in the South Forum

SCHOLARSHIPS

We encourage students to start looking for scholarships now! The College & Career Center website has a running list of featured scholarships, as well as resources for finding additional scholarships. Below are a few scholarships with upcoming deadlines:

• National YoungArts Foundation Scholarship: Deadline October 14th

• Evans Scholars Program: Deadline October 15th

• NSHSS Foundation STEM Scholarship: Deadline October 15th

• NSCA Foundation Scholarships: Deadline October 15th

• NCWIT Aspirations in Computing High School Award: Deadline October 29th at 11:59 PM

• U.S. Bank Student Scholarship: Deadline October 30th

• American Culinary Federation Scholarships: Deadline October 31st

• Great Clips Scholarship: Deadline October 31st

• The Skanner Foundation Scholarship: Deadline November 1st

• Pettable Mental Health Importance Scholarship: Deadline November 1st

• Hispanic Heritage Youth Awards: Deadline: November 3rd

• Stephen J. Brady Stop Hunger Scholarship: Deadline November 5th

• Elks National Foundation Most Valuable Student Scholarship: Deadline November 12th at 11:59 pm

• Odenza Marketing Group Scholarship: Deadline November 15th

• HeySunday Laundry Detergent Sheets Eco-Warrior Scholarship: Deadline November 20th

• Learner’s Tutoring Annual Women in STEM Scholarship: Deadline November 20th

Career Exploration and Volunteering:

1. Still time to sign up for these Career Days:

Turner Construction Career Day (Thursday, Oct. 17, 2024): Dive into the world of construction and explore careers in engineering, operations, business, and finance. Get hands-on with activities like building a concrete planter or estimating a project, and take an exclusive tour of the Press Blocks jobsite. Connect with industry pros and gain insights for your future career! Lunch included.

Portland Fire & Rescue Career Day (Friday, Oct. 18, 2024): Come join the action-packed Career Day at Portland Fire & Rescue! Learn what it takes to work at Oregon’s largest fire and emergency services provider. Get a chance to suit up and try Portland Fire & Rescue's fun physical agility tests. Learn about their extensive public safety services, including emergency medical technician (EMT) training, as well as community health programs that can serve as a pathway into public service and emergency response careers. IN PERSON at Portland Fire.

AWS Elemental Career Day (Wednesday, October 23, 2024): Dream of having a job in the tech industry? Come meet the engineers, designers, data scientists, program managers, and software architects who work together at Amazon Web Services (AWS) Elemental in Portland to build everything on the Internet. Connect directly with professionals for career insights, including some inspiring women and first-gen professionals. IN PERSON at AWS Elemental (Portland).

Microchip Career Day (Thursday, October 24, 2024). Are you fascinated by the world of semiconductors, microcontrollers, mixed-signal technologies, and cutting-edge solutions that power the devices we use every day? Look no further! Microchip Technology invites you into the heart of technological innovation. Students will explore the lab, hear from professionals what it's like to work in the semiconductor/electronics industry. IN PERSON at Microchip (Gresham).

Holst Architecture Career Day (Friday, Oct. 25, 2024): Do you dream of a career designing buildings? Spend the morning with Holst Architecture! Connect with architects and other industry professionals. Get a behind-the-scenes look at one of Portland’s leading firms. Participate in a design exercise in a team with students from other schools. Learn about the education and skills needed for an architecture career. VIsit the active jobsite of a building that Holst designed! Lunch included. IN PERSON at Holst.

2. ProvidenceReady Program - sign up for these healthcare career days provided by Providence:

- Nursing - October 22, 9am to 12pm - Providence Portland Medical Center (NE Glisan and 47th)

- Surgical Tech - November 6, 9am to 12 pm - Providence St. Vincent Medical Center

- Lab & Pathology - December 10th, 9am to 12pm - Providence Portland Medical Center

- Respiratory Therapy - December 18, 9am to 12pm - Providence St. Vincent

Sign up per the above link. Note that when you sign up you are taking a spot and committing to attend. If you need to cancel, do it ahead of time so students on the waiting list can take your spot. Please do not be a "no-show". Questions, email Ms. Kokes at mkokes@pps.net.

3. Cyber Security - here's a great opportunity for you to learn about Cyber Security careers. It's FREE for students and happening on Friday, October 11th which is a no school day. Sponsored by the Technology Association of Oregon: 2024 Pacific Northwest Cyber Security Summit.

4. Career Mentorships:

PWA Youth Impact Council (paid leadership opportunity, rolling deadline, apply by October 17, 2024, for priority consideration): The nonprofit Portland Workforce Alliance is seeking high school students grades 10-12 to join its Youth Impact Council for 2024-25. Students will serve as advisory peer leaders while also building relationships and serving the community. Students will have the opportunity to be a voice for their fellow students while learning leadership and career readiness skills from professionals. Applications are OPEN! Learn more here.

ACE Mentor Program (free after-school career mentorship, apply by Nov. 12 deadline for the Jan-May 2025 program): The ACE program is open to juniors and seniors (and sophomores as space is available) who are interested in architecture, construction management, the trades and engineering. The local program serves 150 students per year and relies on 100 volunteer mentors, all professionals in their fields, to coach students in a hands-on, team-oriented project. Teams meet weekly between January and May. Students in the program have access to great opportunities for scholarships and work experiences. Applications are OPEN! Learn more here.

5. Volunteer in the Cafeteria - we are looking for students to help out with lunch in the cafeteria. It's a great chance to help your community (lessen the long lunch lines!), get some volunteer hours, mark off a CRLE (Career Related Learning Experience) and gain experience to put on your resume and that could help you get a job in a restaurant! If interested, email Ms. Kokes at mkokes@pps.net or stop by the College and Career Center, Room 128, south side of the building.

Literary Arts is honored to present #1 New York Times bestselling author, Pushkin Industries co-founder, and Revisionist History podcast host, Malcolm Gladwell, in conversation with Literary Arts’ Executive Director Andrew Proctor, about his new book, Revenge of the Tipping Point.

Students who would like to attend this evening field trip can sign up for a free ticket by filling out this FORM.

Literary Arts is honored to present #1 New York Times bestselling author and journalist Ta-Nehisi Coates, in conversation about his first book of non-fiction in nearly a decade— The Message, in which he journeys to three resonant sites of conflict to explore how the stories we tell—and the ones we don’t—shape our realities.

Students who would like to attend this evening field trip can sign up for a free ticket by filling out this FORM.

PTA membership must be renewed each school year - that’s just how we roll! We now have 107 members and getting closer to our goal for this school year. Your membership dollars go right back into the school in the form of teacher appreciation and classroom grants. In fact we have already awarded four grants to programs in the school: Grant Magazine, the Culinary Program, 9th Grade Writer’s Workshop and ISC Special Education and we welcomed back teachers to school during a professional development day with a pizza and salad lunch.

Please visit https://www.oregonpta.org/membership and choose Grant HS in the dropdown box.

• We have an Executive Board Meeting on October 8 at 6:30 PM via Zoom. Here’s the link if you would like to join all members are welcome. We will be reviewing classroom grants and upcoming Teacher Appreciation events.

Topic: Grant HS PTA Board Meeting

Time: Oct 8, 2024 06:30 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)

Join Zoom Meeting

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85342020575?pwd=eQELJoySWYFbdLodtMwEDLOxo07tOQ.1

Meeting ID: 853 4202 0575

Passcode: 683572

You can always find when upcoming meetings are on the Grant HS webpage and see the minutes from the last meeting in the same place. Principal McGee and students from the Leadership Class helped answer many Grant HS 101 questions.

• Please take two minutes to make Grant PTA your Fred Meyer Community Rewards beneficiary. https://www.fredmeyer.com/i/community/community-rewards Our nonprofit number is UR833.

• Even if you don’t want to become a PTA member you can still designate us to receive this funding.

This WILL NOT affect your regular rewards and fuel points — you still get to keep them. These are additional funds available to local charities, but if you do not designate a charity, that money will not go to anyone!

Hello Grant High School Seniors and Families of Seniors,

Here are the requirements and deadline for Senior Photo Submissions! We reserve the right to decline any photo submissions. Early submissions will have an opportunity to resubmit if declined. Questions? Please contact us at ybgranthigh@gmail.com.

DEADLINE FOR SENIOR PHOTO SUBMISSIONS IS NOVEMBER 15, 2024

Senior portrait photos must comply with the following specifications and restrictions and must be submitted digitally. Please take these photo specifications to your photographer so that you will have the correct pose and background for the senior portrait section of the yearbook.

Specifications

- Photo may be color or black and white

- Minimum dimensions: 2" tall x 1.5" wide (update: minimum 2.25”x1.75” is best)

-Portrait or full body photos accepted

- File format: JPEG or PNG

- Resolution: 300 ppi

Restrictions

- No selfies

- High quality cell phone photos are now acceptable.

- Cell phone photos must be high resolution and comply with all other requirements.

- No low resolution photos

- No distracting or inappropriate backgrounds

- No hats or sunglasses

- No outfits that do not follow the PPS dress code

Link to submit Senior Portraits

In This Together is a program that supports children, teens and their families who have experienced the death of someone close to them.. This group starts October 8th. Please see the flyer for more information.

The purpose of this communication is to alert families about a troubling pattern of online cyber abuse, which targets youth aged 14-18, particularly males, referred to as Sextortion. Sextortion occurs when someone is coerced into sending explicit images and once those images are received, they are used to threaten and extort (usually for money). In most cases, the teen believes they are exchanging the images with a teen of a similar age - this is part of the scam. Recently, federal law enforcement warned schools to be on the lookout for warning signs so that we may have the opportunity to intervene in potentially dangerous situations before things go too far. Last week, Hulu released a powerful documentary called IMPACT X Nightline: Sextortion that serves as an urgent warning and call to action for parents. While we recommend the film, we do so with caution as teen suicide is discussed throughout - please take care when watching. Included here are links to information, tips, and resources we’ve gathered about protecting teens from harm by online predators. We hope it will encourage conversation at home and between teens within their peer groups. As always, we welcome your feedback. Report concerns to Safe Oregon using any of the following methods.

The Grant High School health room is located in room 197 near the main entrance. Please stop by, the health room staff will be happy to assist you.

School Nurse: Tegan Leipzig, RN, NCSN

Email: tleipzig@pps.net

Phone Number: 503-916-5160 x85197 (or option 5 in the phone menu)

Work Hours: Monday-Friday 7:45am-3:45pm

School Nurse Website: https://www.pps.net/domain/4179

The school nurse works in the building every day and can assist students with any health needs or accommodations that are necessary to safely participate in school. Please contact your School Nurse if your student has a health condition that may require care during the school day.

School Health Assistant: Ty Harrell

Email: tharrell@mesd.k12.or.us

Phone number: 503-916-5160 x85190

Work Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00am-3:30pm

The School Health Assistant works in the health room every day to assist students with their daily health needs. They are considered an unregulated assistive person (UAP), which means they do not have health-related licensure or certification. They provide care for ill and injured students, and administer medications. At the direction of the RN, the SHA performs interventions and delegated nursing procedures within the student's individualized health plan. Parents may be contacted by the School Health Assistant if their student becomes ill or injured during the school day.

Both the Upper and Lower Commons are serving lunch. The cold options and pizza are now served in the Lower Commons while the burrito bar and the daily entree are served in the Upper Commons.

Portland Public Schools Nutrition Services is happy to announce all students will be able to enjoy breakfast and lunch at no charge for the 2024-25 school year. This opportunity is made possible in part by the expansion of federal eligibility and additional funds allocated by the state’s Student Success Act.

Breakfast includes an entrée, choice of fruit, and milk. Lunch includes a choice of entrée, milk, and unlimited fruits and vegetables. Students must choose at least three foods, with one food being at least a 1/2 cup of fruit and/or a vegetable.

Due to this change in services, our kitchen teams will no longer be able to take cash or check payments. If students bring their lunch from home and want milk, they must may choose two other foods – such as a fruit and vegetable – at no charge. Milk can no longer be purchased separately.

A few more clarifications:

• Families do not need to submit a free and reduced-price meal application. All PPS students are automatically enrolled in this program.

• If you have questions about your student’s meal account, please visit our webpage for more information or contact our department for further support.

• This change has no impact on Title I funding.

Access to nutritious meals is a crucial component of student success and well-being, and we are thrilled to be able to take advantage of this opportunity on behalf of our students.

The Portland Public Schools contractor Western Exterminator Company will be setting out rodent bait stations to a limited part of your campus. This letter is to inform you of this event and provide you with the proper notification as stated in the PPS Integrated Pest Management Plan, ORS 634.740(3).

Date of Application: 8/30/2024 - 12/30/2024

Target pest: Rodents

Location description: Along the school building and around dumpsters.

What prompted Application: Rodent activity

Chemical Description: Bell Laboratories Inc.

Fast Trac All Weather Blox

CAS# 63333-35-7

All products that we apply have been approved for use in Oregon school grounds by the State of Oregon. This state wide approval is based on the “low impact” characteristics of the product as designated by the US Environmental Protection Agency.

Bell Schedule/School Calendar

Canvas Pairing Help

GHS Website

GHS Staff Roster

PPS Communications Tool

PPS District Calendar 2022-2023

Student Store Online Shopping