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No bells. No classrooms. No limits. Our students personalize their education.
No bells. No classrooms. No limits. Our students personalize their education.
Memorize a Bunch of Facts? No Way. Our Students Learn How to Learn.
Memorize a Bunch of Facts? No Way. Our Students Learn How to Learn.
Voice. Choice. Meaningful relationships. That leads to engaged students.
Voice. Choice. Meaningful relationships. That leads to engaged students.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Data & Facts

93%

of VNS students demonstrate proficient/advanced skill in the “Community Membership” component of the VNS rubric.

6-12th

grades offered at VNS.

100%

of VNS Seniors are accepted in a post secondary program.

5,000

VNS students annually log nearly 5,000 hours of community service.

68

VNS is intentionally small, we average 60-70 students.

VNS NEWS

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School may be out, but school meals are still in! This summer, free breakfast and lunch will be available to all children and teens ages 18 and under in the community. No registration, identification, or paperwork is required; children simply need to come to the cafeteria to enjoy a healthy meal.

Appleton Area School District

Last week, the Appleton Area School District Board of Education proudly adopted a resolution proclaiming May 4–8, 2026, as AASD Staff Appreciation Week—a dedicated time to recognize the exceptional commitment our staff have shown to students, schools, and the broader community throughout the 2025–2026 school year

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Summer School registration is coming soon! Registration opens on Monday, April 20, at 9:00 a.m. Learn more about how to register and take a look at course and camp opportunities for your student this summer.

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On behalf of our nearly 15,000 students and 2,000 staff members, thank you for your continued partnership and commitment to our schools. When our students succeed, our community succeeds.

Volunteers Needed

Our high school AP students have worked incredibly hard to reach exam day, with the goal of earning college credit. Volunteers play an important role by helping create a calm, quiet testing environment. Duties include passing out materials, providing scratch paper or water as needed, and monitoring hallways during breaks.