VPS community can help guide district’s equity goals
An equity audit will help guide the district's goal to meet the needs of its diverse community.
Mar
2021
Mar
2021
Student-created apps rise to top of regional challenge
Students from Vancouver School of Arts and Academics and Skyview High School created the top apps in the 3rd Congressional District.
Mar
2021
Vancouver Public Schools seeks board applicants to fill vacancy | Español | Русский
The appointment to position 2 is temporary until November 2021, when it will be open for election.
Feb
2021
Hybrid Learning
Here is a message from Principal Andy Meyer regarding Hybrid Learning. Look for additional messaging to come from Vancouver Public Schools. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1aGj0RE9wrqcpRRoD3izUrg_s9lNTNgv27FpfYlmtkZk/edit?usp=sharing
Feb
2021
Hybrid learning to begin for high school students | Español | Русский
See the dates that high school hybrid learning will begin.
Feb
2021
Reminder: Community invited to webinar with superintendent candidates | Español | Русский
Semifinalist candidates for Vancouver Public Schools’ next superintendent shared their thoughts in a webinar for employees, students, families and community members.
Feb
2021
Vancouver Public Schools superintendent retiring | Español | Русский
Board also names interim superintendent and finalists in search for new superintendent.
Feb
2021
Important message from the VPS board president | Español | Русский
VPS board of directors voted on and approved a motion to place Superintendent Steve Webb on administrative leave.
Jan
2021
High school athletics to resume Feb. 1
High school outdoor athletics will begin Feb. 1 as allowed by WIAA in Phase I of Washington State Department of Health guidelines. Sports considered low risk are the first to be cleared for practice and competition. These include boys golf, boys tennis and boys and girls cross country. Competitions will take place among Greater St. [...]
Jan
2021
Hybrid learning plans for middle and high schools presented
The timing of the transition is dependent on COVID-19 case rates in Clark County.