Columbia River student selected for U.S. Senate program
Congratulations to Ashlye Triebs for being selected as a Washington State delegate for the U.S. Senate Youth Program!
Congratulations to Ashlye Triebs for being selected as a Washington State delegate for the U.S. Senate Youth Program!
See our routine radon testing results for spring 2024.
Graduates - look at how far you’ve come! Fellow VPS students, your VPS staff, loved ones and community are incredibly proud of you.
Sales are open to the public. Proceeds support student clubs and classes.
Congratulations to the recipients of the April Excellence Awards!
Several VPS students earned honors in the ESD 112’s Southwest Washington Regional High School Art Show!
Graduates - look at how far you’ve come! Fellow VPS students, your VPS staff, loved ones and community are incredibly proud of you.
Sales are open to the public. Proceeds support student clubs and classes.
Congratulations to the recipients of the October, November and December Excellence Awards!
College admissions staff will reach out to qualifying students by email beginning in December.
See first day of school pictures from around the district!
Vancouver Public Schools welcomes new staff members.
Leading up to graduation, we interviewed hundreds of seniors. We asked them about what worked for them and what we could improve to make school the best place it can be.
Thank you to our students, families and staff for your collaboration and contributions to a successful school year!
Columbia River, Skyview, Hudson’s Bay and VSAA were the only Southwest Washington schools that earned nominations.
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
Several VPS schools were featured on U.S. News and World Report's 2022 list.
Results showed that radon levels are below the Environmental Protection Agency’s limit.
This month's recipients include teachers, a paraeducator, digital learning coach, building operator and TV studio staff.
Sales are open to the public. Proceeds support student clubs and classes.
See state champions and student-athletes who placed in the top 10 in bowling, basketball, wrestling, swimming and gymnastics.
Several VPS programs are again accepting applications for the 2022-23 school year. Deadlines vary, so apply now!
Proposed names will go to the VPS board of directors for final approval.
Automatic enrollment will help identify students who may not know about advanced placement options and the potential to earn college credit in high school.
It is necessary to implement a temporary schedule in which some of our schools will switch to four days of remote learning over the next three weeks.
See state champions and student-athletes who placed in the top 10 in volleyball, swimming, cross-country and soccer.
Several VPS schools appear on U.S. News and World Report's 2021 list of leading high schools.
VPS welcomed 17 new educators to the district this month.
Welcome to some of the newest members of #TeamVPS!
Students from Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Wyoming submitted more than 155 entries this year, and these VPS students earned recognition.
The finalists and Merit Scholars represent Columbia River and Skyview high schools.
This month's recipients represent Fort Vancouver and Columbia River high schools, Lincoln Elementary School and the transportation and special services departments.
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.
The nationwide pool of semifinalists represents less than 1% of U.S. high school seniors.
Their win in the sports-live event category was announced on June 6.
Many of the team members are graduating seniors and were not interested in ending their season early.
Work continues on school bond projects. Here's the latest on all of the projects to date.
Thirteen students representing three different schools and teacher Kim Hansen were honored.