Stories about the employees of Vancouver Public Schools.
March 2020 Employee Excellence Awards
This month's winners are members of the warehouse team and a principal, paraeducator, teacher and secretary.
Stories about the employees of Vancouver Public Schools.
This month's winners are members of the warehouse team and a principal, paraeducator, teacher and secretary.
This month's recipients include a secretary, teacher, assistant superintendent, paraeducator and associate principal.
The district will be recognized for providing academic and non-academic support to all students, improving graduation rates and closing opportunity gaps.
Vancouver Public Schools is pleased to welcome these new educators!
The number of National Board–certified educators in VPS is now 148.
A nurse, teacher, family-community resource coordinator, theater manager and principal are this month's Excellence Awardees.
The team spent spent countless hours assisting their colleagues from across the district.
Vancouver School of Arts and Academics students took third place in the 48-hour category of the 2019 National Film Festival for Talented Youth.
This is the team's second 2A state championship in four years.
Vancouver students recently earned spots among some of the state's most talented youth musicians.
Two paraeducators and three teachers are this month's recipients.
Carla Feltz has been recognized by Kaiser Permanente Thriving Schools for her outreach work.
It's rare to get an overdue library book back after several years.
Welcome to our new educators!
Dr. Erin Lark instills in students a love of science that will stay with them for the rest of their lives.
This month's winners include an elementary academic coach, family-community resource coordinator, paraeducator, instructional technology facilitator and data integration technician.
The crew from Columbia River High School is nominated in the Sports-Live Event category.
Find out who the 2019 "Real Heroes" are in Vancouver Public Schools
Two clerks, two teachers and a teacher-librarian are this month's winners.
Welcome to our newest certificated employees!
Bridgette is one of just five winners from across the nation whose video game concepts Google Play selected for development and production.
Meet the certificated staff members who recently joined the district.
After placing fourth the previous year, Justin Lindsay clinched first place in extemporaneous speaking.
John Zingale’s passion for history/social studies, technology and project-based learning have enabled students to experience hands-on, individualized, project-based history.
Skyview High School teacher Dave Armstrong recently received one of the University of Washington’s most prestigious history awards.
Eide provides learning support to students at Skyview High School who work best in environments outside of general education classrooms.
Dreaming big is the Vancouver way.
Felida Elementary achieved platinum status for conserving resources and implementing environment-friendly practices.
State Recognized Schools represent the top 20% in Washington for school improvement.
Nearly 40 students from Gaiser Middle School descended on Tenny Creek Neighborhood Park on an overcast June morning.
Congratulations to the student-athletes and their coaches!
Ninth and eighth graders from Vancouver iTech Preparatory took first and third place, respectively.
The details were still there: colors, intricate designs, contours and even flaws and cracks in the 150-year-old items.
Tori Sharpe inspires learning and creativity through her teaching.
Robotics team harnesses diversity, collaboration to engineer results on the field and in their community.
Almost 60 students from Vancouver Public Schools medaled in the state competition.
Four teachers and a paraeducator received Excellence Awards this month.
All proceeds support FFA and programs that teach kids job skills.
Fifteen Vancouver students qualified for the National History Bee. Seven also qualified for the U.S. Geography Olympiad.
The following changes in administration will take place in August for the 2019-20 school year. These changes do not increase costs in the district’s administrative budget. Five central office administrative positions have been eliminated as [...]