Stories about middle and high schools (6-12 grades) in Vancouver Public Schools.
Parents of students in grades 6-12: Wondering what’s next for your child? Unsure what options are available and which path your child should take? Join us for this virtual event!
Lily Engblom-Stryker, a student at Vancouver School of Arts and Academics, was one of eight pieces selected to receive ESD 112 Awards.
Congratulations to these students from Skyview High School and Vancouver iTech Preparatory.
Planning for 3-foot physical distancing in classrooms, meals offered during spring break, culture and climate survey, Virtual Future Ready Parent Workshop.
After 22 years driving a school bus, Kelly Thompson received a helping hand when she least expected it.
The event challenges participants to demonstrate their knowledge of nursery and landscape development and practices.
The finalists represent Columbia River and Skyview high schools.
Update on physical distancing requirements and next steps. Plus, meet the new board director!
Five students from Vancouver School of Arts and Academics were recognized for their musical performances.
Due to weather-related closures on Feb. 12 and Feb. 16, this schedule will be in effect for the last week of the 2020-2021 school year.
New superintendent, high school hybrid learning kicks off, opening on the VPS school board and upcoming culture and climate survey.
This certification signifies that these educators have met the highest standards in their profession.
Now is the time to share your feedback about your school: parents, guardians and students received an emailed link to take the annual VPS culture and climate survey.
Learn about this month's recipients!
Students from Vancouver School of Arts and Academics and Skyview High School created the top apps in the 3rd Congressional District.
High school hybrid learning dates, health screening reminder and an update on the superintendent search.
Parents and guardians of third through eighth grade students: Tell us about your satisfaction level with the current student iPad device.
Middle and high school hybrid learning, superintendent search community forum and winter weather.
Meet this month's recipients.
Students in first through eighth grade, (kindergarten is optional but strongly recommended), will be taking the winter i-Ready Diagnostic soon. Find out how to help them be successful!
Secondary students have the opportunity to participate in a variety of magnet programs, full-day programs which feature a unique theme as a focus for the curriculum across all content areas, and programs of choice, half-day [...]
If you want your child to attend a different school that is not their neighborhood school, apply now for the 2021-22 school year.
Meet Education Ombuds Rachel Cason and learn how she helps students and families dealing with a discipline matter.
While his mind may be on the past, James Ekeya's sights are set on the future.
College enrollment, military opportunities, scholarships, internships, employment… there are so many avenues for students to pursue once they get their high school diploma.
Recently Megan Bledsoe shared her thoughts on working at Discovery Middle School, her role, student social-emotional health and a little bit about herself.
How one Columbia River High School student turned her longstanding interest in medicine, pathology and anatomy into a project that is now drawing attention from the scientific community.
You can help choose a new mascot for Columbia River. Deadline is Oct. 31.
See Title I schools and information Title I, Part A of the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) provides financial assistance to states and Local Educational Agencies (LEAs) to meet the educational needs of students. [...]
The nationwide pool of semifinalists represents less than 1% of U.S. high school seniors.
While science is her discipline, she is like every great storyteller unbound by the constraints of a single genre.
Their win in the sports-live event category was announced on June 6.
Educators have an elevated level of responsibility to be leaders in this change.
The show featured visual art and dance by Vancouver students.
A team from Skyview High School was shortlisted for an international physics competition that could give them the opportunity to conduct leading research.
Tim Heichelheim has earned legacy candidate status.
Many of the team members are graduating seniors and were not interested in ending their season early.
Students at Skyview High School began working on their award-winning games, Diver City and Robovania, last fall.
Thirteen students representing three different schools and teacher Kim Hansen were honored.