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Ridgefield Students to return to Cispus Outdoor School in the fall
Ridgefield fifth graders will be returning to the Cispus Learning Center for a weeklong Outdoor School experience.
Summer day camps coming to Ridgefield through partnership with YMCA
Summer Day Camps for children will be held in Ridgefield this summer, thanks to a partnership between the city of Ridgefield and the Clark County Family YMCA.
Washougal students receive new shoes at Shoe-a-palooza event
The shoes, one pair for every Hathaway student, were sourced through Operation Warm and funded by a local nonprofit.
Ridgefield School District seventh grader selected for National Youth Leadership Forum
View Ridge Middle School seventh grader Teegan Moore will join other outstanding middle school students from across the nation to take part in the National Youth Leadership Forum
Olivia, with her rainbow hair and playhouse, hopes to pay it forward with Make-A-Wish
Olivia Sexton, 4, is grateful for the playhouse that was built for her by Make-A-Wish, and now she is an ambassador for the foundation, raising funds in hopes for other children to receive their wi…
Ridgefield High School students provide marketing boost to local coffee shop
The students in Andrea Reinertson’s Business Marketing II class at Ridgefield High School have been crunching the numbers and analyzing the data.
Prairie High School students turn Inspire Week focus to thanking staff
Inspire Week at Prairie High School has become a popular event for students and staff.
PHOTOS: Lewis & Clark Young Marines volunteer at Old City Vancouver Cemetery
To prepare for Memorial Day, youth with the Lewis & Clark Young Marines spent time cleaning the Old City Vancouver Cemetery located at 2700 E. Mill Plain Blvd. in Vancouver, Washington.
Woodland Reads program encourages and motivates young readers at Woodland Public Schools
Woodland Reads, a teacher-led program, increases family togetherness and improves students’ reading skills by providing free books for elementary students to read with their families throughout April.
Ridgefield High School Knowledge Bowl Team places third nationally
The Ridgefield High School Knowledge Bowl team stunned the competition by winning third place at the National Knowledge Bowl last weekend.
SkillsUSA motivates and inspires Woodland High School students to excel and compete using career-oriented skills with the team winning a State Championship title this year
Caleb Mouat won the state championship for the category Prepared Speech and Extemporaneous Speech and will move on to compete at the national championship.
Ridgefield High School thespians pile up the accolades
Ridgefield High School sophomore Summer Sedgley was selected to serve as a state officer for the Washington State Thespians organization for the 2021-22 school year.
Summer Day Camps coming to Battle Ground through partnership with YMCA
The Battle Ground Community Center and Kiwanis Park will be the sites of a variety of YMCA Day Camps throughout the summer.
Free at-home summer program prepares Washington children for kindergarten
The COVID-19 pandemic has left many families without an early education option in the crucial months before they begin kindergarten. In order to ensure Washington children are prepared for that fir…
Ridgefield’s high-flying engineering class builds and launches drones
Ridgefield High School students operate remote controls and drones they built in Steve Rinard’s class.
Two Woodland High School students selected to take part in Western Aerospace Scholars program and help design a mission to Mars
Based in Seattle, the Museum of Flight in Seattle offers the Western Aerospace Scholars program as an online distance learning course.
Clark County seeks young people to fill six volunteer positions on Youth Commission
The Clark County Youth Commission is recruiting youths from all walks of life to fill six positions for the 2021-2022 program year.
Sixteen-year CASEE study reveals changes in local amphibian populations
Students attend CASEE in the Battle Ground School District, where they study a science-based curriculum immersed in biology, wildlife, food science and other topics.