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.
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.
Vancouver students from Skyview High School and Vancouver School of Arts and Academics earned recognition.
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.
Submissions are evaluated on originality, technical skill and the emergence of a personal voice or vision.
Learn about continuing temporary remote learning and what’s next.
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.
This month's recipients include teachers, a principal, behavioral coach and program specialist.
College admissions staff will reach out to qualifying students by email beginning in December.
Several VPS schools appear on U.S. News and World Report's 2021 list of leading high schools.
Welcome to some of the newest members of #TeamVPS!
Six students from Vancouver School of Arts and Academics earned first place.
Students from Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Wyoming submitted more than 155 entries this year, and these VPS students earned recognition.
See highlights of the project.
VPS administrator selected to national music education association.
The show featured visual art and dance by Vancouver students.
Work continues on school bond projects. Here's the latest on all of the projects to date.
Five Vancouver Public Schools students earned honors in the Educational Service District 112 Regional High School Art Show.
Regional co-champion Yeshi Berry performed "How to Triumph Like a Girl" by Ada Limón and "American Smooth" by Rita Dove.
A nurse, teacher, family-community resource coordinator, theater manager and principal are this month's Excellence Awardees.
Vancouver School of Arts and Academics students took third place in the 48-hour category of the 2019 National Film Festival for Talented Youth.
Vancouver students recently earned spots among some of the state's most talented youth musicians.
High school senior Christian Ramirez received an honorable mention in the jazz/double bass category.
Seneca Christie noted that the acronym, VITA, is the Latin word for “life.”
Not everyone discovers a career-defining interest in high school, yet that’s exactly what happened to Sarah Faulkner.
A public art installation created by and featuring photos of students from Skyview and Hudson’s Bay high schools and Vancouver School of Arts and Academics is on display at the Vancouver Community Library.
Christian Ramirez, a double bass player from Vancouver School of Arts and Academics, earned his second consecutive recognition.
Average levels are now below the U.S. EPA’s action level.
U.S. News & World Report released its 2019 study of the best high schools.
Almost 60 students from Vancouver Public Schools medaled in the state competition.
Fifteen Vancouver students qualified for the National History Bee. Seven also qualified for the U.S. Geography Olympiad.
Three Vancouver School of Arts and Academics students are finalists in the Washington State Parent Teacher Association’s Reflections arts competition.
Families of students from 11 schools may be contacted.
The show features award-winning artwork by students from Hudson's Bay High School, Vancouver School of Arts and Academics and Fort Vancouver High School Center for International Studies.
Vancouver School of Arts and Academics hosted the Northwest Regional High School Dance Festival over Presidents' Day weekend, drawing more than 200 students from up and down the west coast. 22 colleges sent representatives [...]
