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Families can find free food at several locations.
Families can find free food at several locations.
Summer meals will be available for students thanks to our community partners.
Summer meals will be available for students thanks to our community partners.
Learn about the renewal Education and Operations Levy voters will be asked to consider on the February 14th, 2023 ballot. See how the levy supports students through the district's Family-Community Resource Centers.
Congratulations to the recipients of the October, November and December Excellence Awards!
Families can find free food at several locations.
This month's recipients include two teachers, a custodian, paraeducator and Family-Community Resource Center coordinator
Summer meals will be available for students thanks to our community partners.
En este episodio, vea algunas actividades divertidas en las escuelas, conozca a la coordinadora de FCRC, Julie Mercado, ¡y más!
Learn how the partnership with the Council for the Homeless serves students and families.
An agreement among Vancouver Public Schools and 13 local organizations to establish full-service community schools recently received a boost.
A nurse, teacher, family-community resource coordinator, theater manager and principal are this month's Excellence Awardees.
Carla Feltz has been recognized by Kaiser Permanente Thriving Schools for her outreach work.
This month's winners include an elementary academic coach, family-community resource coordinator, paraeducator, instructional technology facilitator and data integration technician.
Important immunization update: A new state law revises immunization requirements for measles, mumps and rubella. As of July 2019, a new law removes the personal and philosophical option to exempt children from the MMR [...]
Available food items will include snacks, breakfast items, bread and bagels, lunch items, fresh produce and more.
VPS' network of Family-Community Resource Centers is a promising approach to boosting family engagement and addressing poverty's effects on learning.
Read about great moments from the 2017-18 school year!
The nearly $150,000 award will enable the district and community partners to plan ways to provide extra support to families.
Real-world experiences extend learning beyond the classroom.
The Youth Opportunity Pass isn’t meant to replace the school district’s buses, but rather expands transportation options for families.
VPS' efforts to support students were lauded in a study by the Washington, D.C.-based Economic Policy Institute.
American School Board Journal visited six districts across the country, including Vancouver, to see how public schools and districts "break down the barriers to achievement for their students."
All students attending Vancouver Public Schools during the 2017-18 school year must meet current immunization requirements or obtain a legal exemption.
For many students' families, new school supplies are difficult or impossible to afford.
This year was full of wonder, respect and gratitude.
“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?’"
Superintendent Steve Webb and Chief of Staff Tom Hagley will present two EdTalk sessions on the district’s community schools focus and work to support families and remove barriers to learning.
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.
Get ready to observe, wonder and learn with your child! You are your child’s first and most important teacher.
"Districts across the country are finding ways to turn after-school programs—once little more than glorified babysitting—into learning experiences that motivate students and close equity gaps," writes Deborah Yaffe.
Find out what's new in Vancouver Public Schools for the 2016-17 school year.
Original source: Idaho Statesman, Aug. 18, 2016 As Boise School District prepares to launch Community Schools, the district is drawing on the Family-Community Resource Center model established in Vancouver Public Schools. Read more in the [...]
The state of Washington Department of Commerce awarded a $500,000 Homeless Student Stability Program grant to three Clark County school districts and Council for the Homeless.
Meet Family-Community Resource Center Coordinator Angel Banta.
The King Cubs college-prep soccer club, coached by Eddie Esparza, is learning important lessons about soccer and life.
Four employees were selected for the March 2016 recognition. They were honored at the March 22 school board meeting.
On Friday, March 25, Vancouver Public Schools Superintendent Steve Webb will host his last patron tour of the 2015–2016 school year. The tour will provide an in-depth look at the dynamic learning opportunities at Columbia River High School and Discovery Middle School.
America's newspaper and website of record for K-12 schools selected Vancouver, Wash., educators as two of 13 in the U.S. to recognize for leadership and innovation.