Stories about middle and high schools (6-12 grades) in Vancouver Public Schools.
Last spring, 15 VPS middle and high school students gained a new perspective on school and a renewed commitment to their learning.
Vancouver Public Schools welcomes new staff members.
High schooler Mohammed Al-Jawadi is skilled at finding solutions. At finding opportunities.
Sharing gratitude as we end the 2021-22 school year, congratulating the class of 2022 and planning for the future.
Have you ever wanted to help set the direction for Vancouver Public Schools? We want to hear your input!
Thank you to our students, families and staff for your collaboration and contributions to a successful school year!
Seeing how students could connect strongly to author Reyna Grande and her work, interpreter Stephanie Ongtooguk, teacher Isabel Azcárraga and counselor Jane Klassen coordinated the visit.
See some of the professionals joining schools across the district.
Columbia River, Skyview, Hudson’s Bay and VSAA were the only Southwest Washington schools that earned nominations.
From the videos submitted by 83 Clark County students, works by seven VPS students were selected for prizes and recognition.
Optional COVID-19 testing for students and staff members will end in mid-June.
Less than 1% of U.S. high school seniors earn spots in the National Merit Scholarship Program.
This month's recipients include two teachers, a custodian, paraeducator and Family-Community Resource Center coordinator
Thousands of teams from more than 40 countries showcased their technical, teamwork and critical thinking skills as they put their creations through a series of challenging tasks.
Meet some of VPS' newest staff members.
Several VPS schools were featured on U.S. News and World Report's 2022 list.
This month's recipients include teachers, a paraeducator, digital learning coach, building operator and TV studio staff.
Eleven Skyview High School students were named recipients of the awards that celebrate high school students’ aptitude and aspirations in technology and computing.
News to know: New last day of school year is June 16; safety procedures, including lockdowns and evacuations, and the role of district resource officers; Future Ready Parent Workshop; learning lab will introduce students to project-based learning; and more!
Due to the weather-related closure on April 11, the following schedule is in effect for the last week of the 2021-2022 school year.
Please share your thoughts about what makes school special for your child!
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!
This month's recipients include three teachers, a paraeducator, clerk, Family-Community Resource Center coordinator and principal.
See state champions and student-athletes who placed in the top 10 in bowling, basketball, wrestling, swimming and gymnastics.
News to know: Still time to apply for specialty programs, important dates to know, absences due to religious holidays and more.
Vancouver students from Skyview High School and Vancouver School of Arts and Academics earned recognition.
“Cancer is a topic that is difficult, but important to talk about with students,” said William Baur, a science teacher at Heights Campus.
“We wanted a book that had a message that could help us build the culture of the school,” said Teacher-Librarian Cheryl Miller.
Ми всі шоковані насиллям, що розгортається в Україні, і ми виступаємо разом як шкільна спільнота проти жорстокості та насильства. На нас всех повлияла информация о развёртывании силовых действий в Украине, и наше школьное сообщество сплочённо выступает против жестокости и насилия.
This month's recipients include a bus driver, two district resource officers and two teachers.
Automatic enrollment will help identify students who may not know about advanced placement options and the potential to earn college credit in high school.
Meet some of Team VPS' newest members!
Submissions are evaluated on originality, technical skill and the emergence of a personal voice or vision.
Earning this certification signifies a commitment to the profession’s highest standards.
This month's recipients include a teacher, teacher librarian, school nurse, building operator and instructional coach.
News to know: In-person learning to continue, possible changes in bus routes, survey seeks student feedback about pandemic, update on athletic testing--and more!
Students in grades six through 12 will have the option to participate in a survey given by the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction.
News to know: temporary remote learning continues for some schools, revised equity policy reflects feedback from community, school menu has a new look and mobile app, free optional COVID-19 testing, apply now for specialty programs, rental assistance and more!
Learn about continuing temporary remote learning and what’s next.
Find out what will be served at your child’s school using our new online menu.
