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Attendance Notice
15 minutes is needed to retrieve your student after you request them for dismissal
3pm is the deadline for requesting early dismissal for your student each day (including in-office requests).
To be excused a student must sign out with the office prior to leaving campus.
Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.
To reach the attendance office call 360-604-3420
School Information
Address: 7825 NE 130th Avenue, Vancouver, WA, 98682
Mailing Address: PO Box 8910, Vancouver, WA, 98668-8910
Office Hours: 7:30am - 4:00pm | School Hours: 8:45 am-3:15 pm
Early Release: 8:45 am-12:50pm
Phone: (360) 604-3400 | Fax: (360) 604-3402
Attendance Line: (360) 604-3420
Attendance Email: Attendance_Heritage@evergreenps.org
Student Registration: Registrar_Heritage@evergreenps.org
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Principal: Derek Garrison
Associate Principals: Justin Tanner, Ebony McKenzie,
Meghan Thomson (Athletic Director)
Dean of Students: Kris Chrisopulos
Prom Spirit Week
Prom Spirit Week
Junior / Senior Prom ~
It's time for Prom! Get ready for a night of color, celebration, and fun at The Black Pearl on May 2nd from 7–10 PM!
Don’t wait—buy your tickets now at the activity office! If you’re bringing a guest, make sure your guest pass is signed and turned in by April 30th. Let’s make this Mardi Gras night unforgettable!
Ticket prices: Single w/ ASB: $30, Single w/o ASB $35
Couple w/ ASB: $60, Couple w/o ASB: $70
Prom Flowers~
Make your prom night complete with the perfect flowers. Pre-order your customized corsage and boutonniere for prom at the Heritage Flower Market in room 225, open during both lunches.
Spirit Week is April 27 - May 1 ~
Join us in celebrating shared experiences with our spirit week. There will be different activities in the den each day.
Class of 2026 Updates
Class of 2026 Updates
Timeline to Graduation
Timeline to Graduation
The count down to graduation has begun!
Do you have important dates and times on your calendar?
Don't miss a deadline or an important event, check the timeline now!
Special Musical Guest
Please join us Tuesday May 12 for an INCREDIBLE night of jazz music!!
All the way from New York City, Emily Braden’s powerhouse vocals will amaze you!!
“Emily Braden is a powerhouse vocalist, songwriter and lyricist. Winner of New York City’s ‘Best of the Best’ Jazzmobile Vocal Competition and two-time cultural ambassador with the US Embassy’s Arts Envoy Program, she has emerged as a commanding and magnetic presence on the global stage.”
Backed by some of the finest jazz players in the Pacific Northwest, you won’t want to miss this concert!!
Piano: Nick Moore
Drums: Chris Brown
Bass: Garrett Baxter
Also featuring Heritage High School’s “T-Wolf Vocal Jazz” under the direction of Billy Buhl and PSU’s “Vocal Collective” under the direction of Sherry Alves!
Evergreen Public Schools uses ParentSquare for school communication, primarily with email, text and app notifications.
ParentSquare automatically generates an account for each parent, using their preferred email address and phone number.
We encourage parents to access their accounts so they can download the mobile app and update their preferences on when and how they are notified.
If you want to update contact information, you will need to reach out to your student's building secretaries.
Just Apply For Extra Benefits
It's not just about a free breakfast or lunch. Evergreen Public Schools' Child Nutrition Services can help your student get benefits beyond school-day nutrition. This video explains what some of these benefits are and tells you how you can apply.
Click here for more information Child Nutrition Services
Canvas Learning Platform
Family Observer accounts have now been created for all parents of Heritage High School Students. Click on the link below to learn more.
Parent Canvas Access (English, Spanish, Russian)
HERITAGE FACEBOOK PAGE
HERITAGE FACEBOOK PAGE
Did you know you can call the Clark County Crisis Line at any time, any day? They will be able to talk with you if you are feeling unsafe. You can call (800) 626-8137 and talk with a counselor.
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