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Fort Vancouver High School 
Center for International Studies

Fort Vancouver High School is now Fort Vancouver High School Center for International Studies. 
We are still FORT.
We still #Guardthefort
We are just a little bit different and a whole lot better!

Inside VPS episode 1 (2015-2016) featured FVHS CIS and the exciting changes at our school.
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We are proud of our diverse Fort community and we believe it’s important for all Fort Vancouver High School students to be fully prepared to compete, connect, and cooperate with others locally and globally. Becoming an international studies school will help us accomplish that goal.  There is no application process to join the Center for International Studies, which will be a school-wide program open to all Fort students.  Students can still participate in our popular Culinary Arts, Medical Arts, and Welding/Machine Technology programs while attending the FVHS Center for International Studies.

An international studies school is an environment where all students are becoming globally competent. Globally competent students are:
  • Investigating the world by asking important questions and conducting research about locally and globally significant issues.
  • Recognizing perspectives, both of others and themselves, to better understand interactions, situations, and events in our world.
  • Communicating ideas in an appropriate manner to diverse audiences to positively impact understanding and collaborate in an interdependent world.
  • Taking action, both personally and collaboratively, to positively contribute to local, regional, and global issues.

We have developed an International Studies diploma pathway for interested students within our school.  To earn an International Studies diploma, students will complete specific course requirements, written and experiential projects, as well as school and community service along with their regular coursework.  Students can earn a quarter credit each year.  Students will complete the tasks on their own time.

Distinguished Alumni Wall

Please click on our Distinguished Alumni page to find out more information about amazing alumni.
2017 DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI
Clem Eischen: Class of 1945
Bruce Hagensen: Class of 1962
Linda Langsdorf Johnson: Class of 1966
Julie Merlino Pagel: Class of 1979
Max Beatty: Class of 2009

2016 DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI
Dale Beacock: Class of 1948
Tom and Kathy (Propstra) Mears: Class of 1959
Beau and Rose (Carmican) Sem: Class of 1992
Jolene (Bishoprick) Unsoeld: Claass of 1949
​HD Weddel: Class of 1975

Positive press in The Columbian about our Homecoming Assembly.
Positive press from Vancouver Public Schools about our inaugural class.
A quick video highlighting our assembly and panel discussion.

We are always collecting nominations to celebrate TRAPPERS!  Please nominate someone today!

Congratulations Bethany Rivard!

FVHS CIS teacher, BETHANY RIVARD, was recognized in September 2015 as the Regional Teacher of the Year.  We are very lucky to have her on staff.
Inside VPS episode 2 (2015-2016) featured Ms Rivard.
The Columbian featured our fabulous teacher as well.
A quick announcement about Ms Rivard in The Columbian.
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