Interesting article on African Americans in STEM education and careers

Please fill out this form to let us know about your study group and mentoring interests...

Three of our student AASA members (Hunter Stewart, Brianna Hayes, and Kendall Wilson) will be presenting at a Portland conference next Saturday (Oct. 18th) along with Ms. Pilgrim, Ms. Lindahl, and Mr. Medley.

Our presentation is called, "Why am I the only black student in this class?" We will look at enrollment data in science classes around the nation and at GHS. Students will discuss what has caused our enrollment inequities, and then we will lead workshop participants through an examination of the high schools they work at or attend. Ultimately, we will talk about how to address these problems.

This will all happen at the Northwest Teachers for Social Justice conference at Madison High School. Check out the program here! Students are welcome to attend (cost is $5 and includes lunch, REGISTER HERE).

AASA New Members...

Fill out this form

Welcome to AASA Prezi

Interested in a career as a paramedic?

Thursday, October 23rd (9-noon) Providence will host a special session.
Learn more about signing up HERE.

AASA is planning our first official meeting!

It will take place 
Thursday, October 8th during lunch in 239 (Ms. Lindahl's room). 
Pizza will be provided.

Learn...

• What we are trying to change and accomplish at Grant
• About our mentorship program
• About our study groups
• About earning an AASA stole at graduation

Invite friends! We want to get as many African American GHS students at our first meeting as possible.

Neil DeGrasse Tyson: speaking about how, as an African American, he became a physicist in a racist world. Worth the watch!