Remote learning expectations | Español | Русский l Fóósun Chuuk
Get the details on time and grading expectations for students.
School closure | Español | Русский l Fóósun Chuuk
All VPS schools, playgrounds and areas where maintaining appropriate social distancing is difficult are closed to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.
VSAA counselors are available to help!
Our school counselors are here to help guide students to success! At this time this may take different forms like emailing, phone conversations, or virtual meetings via Zoom with students. Counselors can help students with any aspect of this unusual situation, including help finding resources, providing academic guidance, to calm anxieties, or just be there [...]
Tips for Self-Care During Coronavirus Closures
Of course this is weighing on everyone but here are some tips for how to take care of your mental health during this unusual time! It also includes a long list of resources including community resources (free food, unemployment, more), mental health resources, parent resources, at-home activities, and college/career resources. Also check out these additional [...]
March 24 message | Español | Русский l Fóósun Chuuk
Information on continuing meals, basic needs support, child care and remote/online learning.
Updates from Special Services
March 21 update (also in Русский) March 20 update (also in Español | Русский) March 17 update (also in Español | Русский)
March 21 message from special services | Русский l Español l Chuukese
An update from special services for parents of students who receive special education services.
Optional learning resources coming soon | Español | Chuukese
We expect to receive additional guidance from OSPI for delivering online education.
March 20 message from special services
Information for families of students who receive special education services.
Former VSAA teacher featured in NY Times
Former VSAA teacher Angela Haseltine Pozzi founded a nonprofit association called Washed Ashore that collects garbage washed up on the Oregon coast and turns it into art. The nonprofit has so much demand for their work--art, cleanup, and curriculum--that they can't keep up. Find out more