Stories about middle and high schools (6-12 grades) in Vancouver Public Schools.
Excellence in Teaching History winner is an iTech educator
John Zingale has taught at iTech Prep since 2013.
Stories about middle and high schools (6-12 grades) in Vancouver Public Schools.
John Zingale has taught at iTech Prep since 2013.
This is an important update if your child will ride the school bus this year.
All students attending Vancouver Public Schools during the 2017-18 school year must meet current immunization requirements or obtain a legal exemption.
For many students' families, new school supplies are difficult or impossible to afford.
Bullying or any form of harassment in Vancouver Public Schools is not acceptable and will not be tolerated.
Every time he pulls up to a school, bus driver John Ringold says the same thing to his young passengers: “I’m proud of you and I care about you. Please be safe, respectful, responsible and cooperative. Thank you and have a wonderful day. You’re awesome.”
Reducing class sizes is part of a larger goal to overhaul aging, crowded schools that no longer meet today's teaching and learning needs.
Nearly 40 high school seniors have been nominated for the Marshall Youth Leadership Award, given by the Fort Vancouver National Trust. The award honors Clark County's high school seniors who exemplify the leadership of the award's namesake, General George C. Marshall.
Vancouver Public Schools is one of 30 districts nationwide and one of just three Washington districts to receive District Administration magazine’s District of Distinction award.
Vancouver iTech Preparatory has received the Washington State Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development's Student Engagement Award for 2015.