• 23/24 GRHS Registration Information Night Registration Information Night was held on Monday, April 3rd at 7pm at the Reif. Information was presented for families regarding GRHS Course Offerings, Official Registration Process through Campus Parent and overall high school course request information. Families who are interested in the following can check out the recording of the event to attend to gain more insight into the high school experience:

    • Course information for students entering each grade at GRHS: Grades 9, 10, 11, 12 
    • Earn college credit while taking Grand Rapids High School courses, specifically the College in the Schools (CITS) through University of Minnesota Duluth information and courses
    • Information on advanced courses and the International Baccalaureate program and courses which can also prepare students for future programming and offer college credit in High School
    • Career Pathway information, including which courses satisfy the requirements and exploration of career options - Many career pathway instructors will be available to answer questions and share more information as well 
    • NCAA approved high school courses offered at Grand Rapids High School
    • How to help set your student up for success through course selection at GRHS

    If you have any questions about registration, please contact GRHS Counselors or Administration.

     
    Registration Timeline and Important Dates: 
     
    2022/2023 Grade    
    Grade 8 Information Registration
      March 23 & 24 March 30 & 31
      RJEMS - Social RJEMS - Social
    Grade 9 Information Registration
      March 28 April 3,4 & 5
      Social Science
    Grade 10 Information Registration
      April 11 & 12 April 17 & 18
      Social Science
    Grade 11 Information Registration
      April 11 & 12 April 18 & 19
      Social Science
     

  • Welcome to Grand Rapids High School!

    Grand Rapids High School (GRHS) serves more than 1,200 students with 200 courses that offer our students excellent educational opportunities. Few institutions of learning rival the academic, athletic, and fine arts opportunities available to the students of GRHS, and all while maintaining an unmatched sense of community and personal attention.

    In addition to high school course work, students can also earn college credits while at GRHS through UMD College in the Schools (CITS) and International Baccalaureate (IB). GRHS is proud to be the only rural district in Minnesota to offer the IB program.

    Further options available to prepare our students for post-secondary opportunities include the Career Pathways program. Career Pathways classes are designed to train students for careers in healthcare and manufacturing fields. Students receive college credit from Itasca Community College, make connections in their fields, and have real-world experience opportunities with internships.

    We believe that all students can learn and we are prepared to work collaboratively with colleagues, students, parents, and the community to achieve this shared educational purpose.
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