Stories about elementary schools (K-5 grades) in Vancouver Public Schools.
Focus on fitness delivers awards for three elementary schools
Congratulations to Walnut Grove, Felida and Truman elementary schools!
Stories about elementary schools (K-5 grades) in Vancouver Public Schools.
Congratulations to Walnut Grove, Felida and Truman elementary schools!
“The first thing I do is check in with the parent to address their basic needs,” said Nicole Loran-Graham, coordinator of the mobile FCRC. “‘How are you doing? Have you eaten? How are you staying warm? Have you slept?’"
Dinah Nguyen, a fourth-grade teacher at Fruit Valley Community Learning Center, is a top-notch educator and coach.
They come from 47 different countries and speak 25 different languages, but they all have one thing in common—friendship.
No need to tell these kids about history. They're experts in it—and they've got the accolades to prove it!
Planning is underway for the first phase of several construction projects. Find out the timeline for construction.
Two teachers, two clerks, a secretary and a music specialist all received the final Excellence Award of the 2016-17 school year.
Dwight D. Eisenhower Elementary School is one of 280 schools statewide and one of 11 schools in the Educational Service District 112 region to receive a 2016 Washington Achievement Award.
Construction and repair projects for summer 2017 have been scheduled, with funding provided by the bond measure that local voters approved in February 2017.
How can students who currently live outside of Vancouver Public Schools' boundaries attend a VPS school next year? Learn the steps to request a transfer.
Three paraeducators and one teacher were selected to receive Employee Excellence Awards for the month of April 2017.
Seventeen elementary and middle school students from Vancouver Public Schools competed in the regional History Bee held at Columbia River High School.
Tell us how well our schools are meeting the needs of students.
Two teachers, a literacy facilitator and a registrar are among the latest employees to earn the district's award for outstanding staff members.
Programs that highlight fruits and vegetables are evolving the way that school lunches look, smell and taste.
Bullying or any form of harassment in Vancouver Public Schools is not acceptable and will not be tolerated.
A statement from the state superintendent assures that Washington schools will treat transgender students "consistent with the student's gender identity." Washington state law continues to protect transgender students from discrimination in school, in spite of [...]
Dear students, families and guardians, At Vancouver Public Schools, we work hard everyday to ensure that our schools are inviting, respectful and safe learning environments for each student. We want all children and their [...]
Teaching kids not to be bullies is one thing. But how about teaching them to be kind?
All children have a right to a free public education, regardless of their actual or perceived immigration or citizenship status or that of their parents. Education leaders, teachers, students, and families, have asked questions [...]
Meet the staff members who were selected by a committee of their peers to receive Employee Excellence Awards in February 2017.
Taking outreach services on the road has earned Vancouver Public Schools a Magna Awards 2017 Grand Prize, given by the National School Boards Association.
The construction schedule prioritizes eligibility for state assistance funding and completing projects on time and within budget.
Ballots were mailed to voters who live within the district's boundaries on Friday, Jan. 27. The election is Tuesday, Feb. 14.
Obtenga más información sobre la iniciativa electoral de emisión de bonos que mejoría todas las escuelas del distrito. La fecha límite para enviar las boletas de voto es el martes, 14 de febrero. [...]
Students and staff should report to schools on Monday, Jan. 30, 2017, on a regular schedule.
Vancouver Public Schools Superintendent Steve Webb will request an emergency instructional-day waiver, subject to school board approval on Feb. 14, from the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Meet the four staff members who were selected by a committee of their peers to receive Employee Excellence Awards in January 2017.
Students and staff members plan to dig up the capsule in a celebration of the school’s past, present and future.
Please join us to learn about how exercise benefits children with special needs.
Take a tour of the award-winning Sarah J. Anderson Elementary and Gaiser Middle School!
Congratulations to the three teachers who have earned one of the education profession’s highest achievements!
This month's winners represent Salmon Creek and Walnut Grove elementary schools and the facilities planning department!
Learners of all ages are invited to attend Vancouver iTech Preparatory’s upcoming Maker Fair!
Learn about the bond measure that will appear on the Feb. 14, 2017, special election ballot.
See the two concepts that planning teams of staff members and architects developed for the Lieser Campus!
The building that houses the Lieser campus opened in 1944. Today, it no longer meets modern teaching and learning needs.
Dick Hannah Subaru representatives recently presented Truman Elementary School with a $8,400 check.
How to prepare, what to ask your child's teacher(s) and what you need to do to make the most of the conference.
Did you know that research shows just two missed days of school every month, even in kindergarten, can cause a child to suffer academically and decrease the chances that he or she will graduate? While some absences are unavoidable, they quickly add up.