Current 8th graders that will be attending Fort as a freshman next year.
What? Fort Freshman Orientation When? Friday, August 18th When? 9 a.m. - Noon Where? FVHS Center for International Studies 5700 E 18th St. Vancouver, WA 98661
Pesticide Application
DATE: June 7, 2017 TO: McLoughlin Middle School FROM: AJ Panter, Maintenance Supervisor RE: IPM Notification of Pesticide Application Vancouver School District is committed to providing a safe and healthy learning, working and playing environment for students, staff, families and users of district properties. To minimize potential risks in using pesticides, the district adopted an [...]
Designing a dream
Planning is underway for the first phase of several construction projects. Find out the timeline for construction.
Parent resources for suicide prevention
The show "13 Reasons Why" has started many conversations about suicide and mental health. Find resources for responding to children and teens on this topic.
Submit request to transfer into Vancouver Public Schools starting May 1
How can students who currently live outside of Vancouver Public Schools' boundaries attend a VPS school next year? Learn the steps to request a transfer.
Modified homework policy reflects learning needs of students
New homework guidelines for Vancouver Public Schools will allow more time for younger students to enjoy family learning activities after the school day is over.
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Open letter to the community from Superintendent Steve Webb
Bullying or any form of harassment in Vancouver Public Schools is not acceptable and will not be tolerated.
Letter to families: harassment not tolerated (Español)(русский)(Chuukese)
Our teachers and staff members are working hard to create a culture that is safe, supportive and respectful for all students. Behavior that infringes on the rights of others will be dealt with swiftly as directed by district policy.
State laws, district policies will continue to protect transgender students
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 a recent change in federal guidance on the matter. Read the full press release from the Office of Superintendent of [...]