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Voters approved levies for technology and education/operations, according to early election results.

Ballots are due on Tuesday for Vancouver Public Schools’ levy election. Two levies—an  education and operations levy and a technology levy are on the ballot. These levies are not new taxes. They will replace the levies expiring this year. Voters should vote both sides of the ballot. Ballots can be dropped in the mail (no [...]

With this certification, these educators have demonstrated that they have reached the highest levels of the profession.

VPS students can participate in magnet programs and programs of choice that allow them to pursue their unique interests. From the arts and STEM to welding, medicine, cooking and blended learning, there's something for everyone. Find out how to apply.

Hi, I'm Mr. Hurst, iTech High School Pre-Engineering & Design teacher, in this course I teach the balance of form and function to all 10th grade students. Here I am sharing a little of this design I put on our school website, as of right now we are in a project [...]

These levies are not new taxes. If approved, they would replace existing levies that expire at the end of 2019.

  Since its introduction nearly seven years ago, Vancouver Public Schools’ one-to-one technology program has expanded to provide digital tools to all students in grades three through 12. Training and professional development for teachers and administrators are major components of VPS’ successful one-to-one technology program. Instructional technology facilitators—teachers on special assignment—lead the work to ensure [...]

Be ready Winter weather conditions can be difficult to predict, but there are a few steps you can take to prepare for possible school closures or delays. Make sure your contact information is up to date so the school staff can reach you if necessary. Know how to receive school closure information and where to [...]

See the latest progress on the new building on the Washington State University Vancouver campus.