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Cascadia Tech’s Teaching Academy offers students the opportunity to become certified paraeducators upon graduation
Woodland Public Schools partners with the Cascadia Technical Academy to offer a program which prepares students with the skills and knowledge to become Washington State Certified Paraeducators upon…
Journey Theater presents The SpongeBob Musical
With original music from some of the biggest names in music, Journey Theater is proud to present The SpongeBob Musical, with opening night set for March 8.
Washougal School District celebrates Washougal Youth Arts Month
Washougal School District and Washougal Arts and Culture Alliance announce Youth Arts Month, an annual celebration of student creativity and innovation throughout March 2024.
Journey Theater presents: James and the Giant Peach, Jr.
Nonprofit theater arts program that is centered around Jesus presents Roald Dahl’s classic, James and the Giant Peach, Jr. , in Camas.
Prairie drama students present ‘Mean Girls: High School Version’
Prairie High School’s drama program brings the high school version of “Mean Girls: High School Version’ to life starting Feb. 23, with six performances.
Community partnerships boost literacy efforts in Washougal School District
Recent book donations and literacy grants at Washougal schools help to provide young learners with early reading materials.
Young area performers get big break, working with Oregon Children’s Theatre
Grace Farrell, 15, and Bailey McIlroy, 17, of Clark County are cast members for The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical, their first professional gigs in the performing arts.
Clark College Dental Hygiene students offer free dental care day to children
The Clark College Dental Hygiene department is holding its annual free children’s dental health clinic on Sat. , Feb. 3.
King’s Way Christian pivots to distance learning during weather event
High school students at King’s Way Christian schools were not “off” this week during the weather event, but instead have been working remotely from home — lessons the school learned during the pand…
Interactive activities during day-long Medieval Fair improves students’ retention of their Middle Ages lessons
Fourth graders at North Fork Elementary School took part in a day-long Medieval Fair capping off their study of the Middle Ages.
Vancouver Symphony Orchestra welcomes winners from its young artists competition
Three gifted musicians, chosen from more than 100 applicants in a nationwide competition, will perform with the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra this weekend.
Washougal student award winners recognized by Veterans of Foreign Wars
Washougal students earned recognition in three prestigious Veterans of Foreign Wars competitions.
Registration open for FPHRC Middle Game chess tournament
Students in Southwest Washington who play chess have another opportunity to compete in Clark County.
Nomination forms available for Youth Achievement Awards
The Clark County Youth Commission is seeking nominations to recognize 300 local youth that demonstrate personal growth and community contribution in one of thirteen categories of achievement.
Columbia Dance’s The Nutcracker: Dancer’s final performance comes from the heart
Columbia Dance artist Laura Smith will be honoring her grandmother, who passed away in October, with her final performance in The Nutcracker.
Camas-Washougal Rotary supports literacy with third grade book baskets Donation
The Camas-Washougal Rotary is donating books to third grade classrooms across both Camas and Washougal elementary schools.
WHS students win Jostens Renaissance Challenge with ‘Curbside Coffee’ celebrating school bus drivers
Washougal High School student leaders win national recognition, being the sole high school winner in a national leadership challenge organized by Jostens Renaissance Education, as they express grat…
Beacock Music’s theater production raises funds for scholarship program
Beacock Music, a pillar of the community since the 1970s, is producing ‘You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown’ in an effort to raise money for the Daryle Rustvold MusicForLife Scholarship Foundation.