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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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 [...]
Edible DNA!
Miss VanDamme's 7th grade Science students construct model DNA strands from marshmallows and licorice. Thymine, Adenine, Guanine, and Cytosine never looked so good.Great job!
Safe schools are a VPS commitment
Dear students, families and guardians, At Vancouver Public Schools, we work hard everyday to ensure that our schools are inviting, respectful and safe learning environments for each student. We want all children and their families to know they are valued members of our culturally rich and diverse learning community. To follow up previous communication [...]
District receives waiver for weather-related closures
Barring additional weather-related closures, the last day of school for students will be Wednesday, June 21.
Limitations on DHS immigration enforcement action at sensitive locations
All children have a right to a free public education, regardless of their actual or perceived immigration or citizenship status or that of their parents. Education leaders, teachers, students, and families, have asked questions about guidance that was released by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) that limits immigration enforcement actions from occurring [...]
Bond measure approved with 69.82% ‘yes’ votes
Thank you, local voters!