About Us
Welcome to Grant Middle School—Home of the Eagles! Grant is a diverse, energetic school community in Albuquerque’s Northeast Heights where students are known, supported, and challenged to reach their potential.
As part of our Middle School Redesign, we are reimagining the middle school experience to create more meaningful, engaging, and student-centered opportunities for learning. Through strong relationships, intentional advisory experiences, engaging instruction, enrichment opportunities, and opportunities for students to build leadership, confidence, and belonging, we are preparing our Eagles for success both in and beyond the classroom.
Grant offers a variety of academic programs, student activities, family resources, and support services designed to meet the needs of the whole child. Through strong family and community partnerships, we work to ensure every student feels connected, supported, and empowered to grow.
At Grant, middle school is more than a stop between elementary and high school—it is a time for students to discover who they are, explore what they are capable of, and build the skills they need to soar into their future.
One Beat. One Heart. One School. One Community.
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Full-Service Community School
Grant Middle School is a full-service community school, we offer before and after school programs that are aligned with school curriculum. Grant offers a school-based health center and family resource center.
AVID School
AVID is an academic regularly scheduled elective class during the school day and is well aligned with the Common Core Standards (CCSS). AVID and the CCSS are focused on providing students with key cognitive strategies and skills students need for college and careers.
Title I School
In 2002, the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB) reauthorized the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) of 1965 which was the first major federal aid program for public schools. NCLB is a divided into nine titles, the first of which is Title I.
Title I provides federal funds to schools that qualify for the purpose of raising student achievement. More than half of all public schools are Title I schools. Currently, 62% of Grant Middle School students qualify for free or reduced lunch.