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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 [...]

Hudson's Bay High School competed against 41 other state champion programs in the National FFA Nursery/Landscape Career Development Event.

High school seniors should apply for financial aid in October to get access to the most amount of money for job training programs, trade schools and/or college.

Visitors to every Vancouver Public School are now using the Raptor system, an online check-in program that not only tracks who is the building, but also does rapid background checks to ensure student safety.

Fast forward to 2018, and Hudson's Bay High School alum Dr. Ann Kao is flourishing in the medical field.

Three VPS students traveled in September to Washington, D.C., for leadership activities.

Groundbreakings kick off construction Over the past four months, groundbreaking ceremonies for Marshall and Ogden elementaries, McLoughlin Middle School and Vancouver iTech Preparatory kicked off construction work to rebuild those schools from the ground up. Pending unforeseen delays, Marshall and Ogden are projected to open in fall 2019, with iTech following in [...]