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As of July 28, 2019, Washington state law removed the personal and philosophical exemption to the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine.

John Zingale’s passion for history/social studies, technology and project-based learning have enabled students to experience hands-on, individualized, project-based history.

This event assists families who are new to the district and need the help of an interpreter to register their students for school.

Open to students in grades 3-8. Apply by Friday, Sept. 20, to participate.

https://twitter.com/HiPstorywithMrZ/status/1142384901867679744?s=09  

Mr. Hurst took the GoPro camera with stabilizer to the field, see videos here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1HdpJwtau0OBmmyucUWsOgtPyxAYrqb3C?usp=sharing If someone wants to edit a highlight video, that'd be fun! Also in that folder is the end of year assembly including awards in 360 video!   I will post the links to the end of year videos once @Jesse [...]

As Clark County continues to grow, how will the people who live, work and enjoy spending time here reconcile the area’s evolving identity with its rich history?

Positions originally identified as possible budget cuts preserved; associate principal moves Thanks to the availability of $6.5 million in one-time state levy equalization assistance and the use of $3.81 million in one-time money from district reserves, Vancouver Public Schools will preserve many of the positions originally identified as possible cuts in the 2019-20 school year. [...]

Students will get out of school at the standard time on June 3, 10 and 17.

Ninth and eighth graders from Vancouver iTech Preparatory took first and third place, respectively.