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Shandel Oderman is one of many teachers at Union Ridge Elementary making remote learning more fun for students.

Spring Break Day Camps will run April 5-9 for campers ages 6 to 12 at both Firstenburg and Marshall community centers

Last time we heard from Columbia River High School student Bridgette Bromell she was making games with Google. Now, she’s on track to become a U. S. Presidential Scholar.

The Poetry Out Loud state competition will feature a student finalist from both Ridgefield and Battle Ground schools, with a chance to compete in nationals.

The Washougal School District purchased a food truck last spring with the goal to create project-based learning opportunities and eventually a student-led business.

TEAM High School, Woodland Public Schools’ alternative high school, graduated its first member of the class of 2021, Dakota Spencer, during a brief commencement ceremony on Fri. , Jan. 15.

Ridgefield High School cheerleaders came up with a fun way to entertain themselves while they were all stuck at home. They started a game of yard sign tag — a safe, socially distanced game that spa…

With Woodland’s high school students learning remotely due to the pandemic, Stephanie Marshall, a science teacher at Woodland High School, develops unique ways to involve students in vivid science…

ASB Leadership students decided to use the account as a platform for online content exclusive to Ridgefield High School.

Washington State University Vancouver will host a series called ‘A–Z of Paying for College Workshops’ online this spring.

Union Ridge Elementary School held an online school dance recently to give students a chance to celebrate their upcoming winter break.

Free craft project supply packets for curbside pickup and video instruction makes crafting during winter break fun and easy.

Skyview and Heritage are among the many area schools that have links to holiday concerts from bands, choirs, and orchestras.

More than 40 students help created a 2020 online version of a 1940s style radio play of the classic holiday movie that will be available on-demand this weekend.

Amelia Natterstad, a seventh grader from View Ridge Middle School, is the first-place winner in this year’s Superintendent’s Holiday Greeting Card Art Contest in the Ridgefield School District.

Kimberly Miller, a first-grade teacher at North Fork Elementary School, took her students on a virtual field trip to the Columbia River Maritime Museum located in Astoria, Oregon.

Marvin Bugajski’s first grade class at Gause Elementary adopted a newborn Holstein calf named Pearl.

Students in Ridgefield schools created their own Veterans Day programs to distribute to the students.