Stories about the employees of Vancouver Public Schools.
VPS students dominate science and engineering fair
Students from Vancouver Public Schools were awarded first place in three of the four overall categories.
Stories about the employees of Vancouver Public Schools.
Students from Vancouver Public Schools were awarded first place in three of the four overall categories.
Atomic Raven Force bested 50 competitors and took home the Excellence Award.
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.
The new mural at Hudson's Bay High School is a picture of diversity.
Musicians from around the district recently were honored for their talents.
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 [...]
See who placed in the top 10 at state in swimming, gymnastics, bowling and wrestling!
Representatives from Vancouver Public Schools recently were invited to the 2017 AASA National Conference on Education to share best practices with other educators
Teaching kids not to be bullies is one thing. But how about teaching them to be kind?
Meet the staff members who were selected by a committee of their peers to receive Employee Excellence Awards in February 2017.
The top three competitors will advance to the state competition in Yakima, Washington, in March 2017.
With a little teamwork, Skyview set a national high school record in funds raised by bell ringing for the Salvation Army during the 2016 holiday season.
When a Hudson's Bay High School student's heart stopped during wrestling practice, the staff sprang into action.
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 funds will support students' learning and the overall school culture in a variety of ways.
Ballots were mailed to voters who live within the district's boundaries on Friday, Jan. 27. The election is Tuesday, Feb. 14.
Students and staff should report to schools on Monday, Jan. 30, 2017, on a regular schedule.
The Welding/Fabrication Technology program at Fort Vancouver High School is one of the options that students have to learn through doing and explore their unique interests.
Meet the four staff members who were selected by a committee of their peers to receive Employee Excellence Awards in January 2017.
Learn how the first semester has been impacted by weather-related closures.
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!
Vancouver Public Schools was represented well in the fall 2016 state tournaments.
Congratulations to the winners of the November 2016 Employee Excellence Awards!
Students from Hudson's Bay High School recently completed a pilot program that positions them as leaders in the cycling community.
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!
Learn how the Green Schools movement is helping schools, including many in VPS, create sustainable communities and foster environment-friendly habits.
Three-time Olympian Kara Winger (formerly Patterson) has spent half of her lifetime throwing the javelin, from her days at Skyview High School to her recent Olympic showing in Rio de Janeiro, where she narrowly missed qualifying for the final round.
Dick Hannah Subaru representatives recently presented Truman Elementary School with a $8,400 check.
Four employees were selected for the October 2016 Excellence Award recognition. They were honored at the Oct. 25 school board meeting.
With input from students, staff, parents and the community, staff members and architects worked together to develop three architectural concepts that would help Columbia River High School overcome its facility-related challenges.
Washington State University Vancouver student Adriana Benitez stood in front of teacher Katherine Howard’s fifth-grade class at King Elementary. “How many of you are excited to go to college?” she asked.
Every time he pulls up to a school, bus driver John Ringold says the same thing to his young passengers: “I’m proud of you and I care about you. Please be safe, respectful, responsible and cooperative. Thank you and have a wonderful day. You’re awesome.”
Franklin Elementary is one of six schools in the Educational Service District 112 region and among 94 schools in the state that recently were named Schools of Distinction.
Fourth-grade teacher Bernardo Rodriguez didn't mind getting a little wet at the Harney Elementary School carnival. He willingly sat under a dangling water balloon while students lined up for a chance to hit a [...]
Minnehaha Elementary teacher Amy Cameron was named K103 Portland's Educator of the Week!
Students in some of our schools are reporting that they have heard rumors about clown threats. Vancouver Public Schools administrators and educators are working with our neighboring school districts and local law enforcement to ensure the safety of our students and staff members.