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ESD 112 launches new therapeutic learning program in Clark and Cowlitz counties
ESD 112 has launched a new therapeutic learning program in Clark and Cowlitz counties to support youth who are struggling with mental health issues.
Clark County student to work with national team to advocate for civics education
A Clark County student has been named a member of the iCivics Equity in Civics Youth Fellowship. The program is a select group of students from across the country that help make civic education mor…
Friendship Fiesta lunch events Celebrate Kindness and Friendship at South Ridge Elementary
At South Ridge Elementary School, students in Karen Moses’ fourth-grade class meet for a special lunch once a month. “Friendship Fiesta” happens on the first Friday of each month during the school…
The great outdoors solve preschool’s pandemic dilemma
Across the now expanded outdoor acreage at the church, St. Andrew Preschool has implemented many amenities to allow children to continue attending during the fall and winter months.
A Halloween How-To: COVID-19 edition
October is nearly over and the traditions of Halloween are up in the air for many across the region as the coronavirus pandemic rages on. Not to fear though, the spookiness is not canceled, only mo…
Target Zero engages with youth in Teen Safe Driver Week
From Oct. 18 through Oct. 24, Target Zero will host Teen Safe Driver Week throughout the state, and locally in Clark and Skamania counties.
‘I’m actually making a difference’ — Students serving students through free tutoring
The Youth Hand in Hand team is composed of high school and college students from across Clark County, who have one common goal: giving back. Together, they offer free tutoring and online courses to…
Battle Ground principal pens children’s book on coping with COVID
An assistant principal in the Battle Ground School District has published her first book, all about a young girl coping with the upheaval caused by the novel coronavirus.
Vancouver launches free after school program for children impacted by pandemic
Children ages 6 through 12 will have a fun opportunity this fall at the new Vancouver Parks and Recreation After-school Program beginning Monday, Oct. 5.
WSU vancouver brings out the experts to help students apply for financial aid
Prospective and current college students, and their parents or guardians, can get expert help filing for financial aid for college at College Goal Washington.
Prevent Coalition of Vancouver launches opioid awareness campaign
In partnership with ESD 112 and the Washington State Health Care Authority (HCA), Prevent is launching a “Honest Conversations’’ information campaign; based on HCA’s Starts with One program.
Evergreen Public Schools seeks Equity Advisory Committee volunteers
Evergreen Public Schools is looking for 10-12 people to join a new committee to help guide the district’s equity transformation process.
Owner of Kiddie Academy in Vancouver-Salmon Creek branches out into supplemental learning program
Recently, Sylvan Learning began doing supplementary instruction for students who desire a deeper and more robust education process. Now, they are coming to Salmon Creek.
Vancouver school to implement virtual mini-boat program
In an effort to maintain the program that gives students a hands-on experience in nautical-know-how, the Columbia River Maritime Museum’s mini-boat program is going virtual and hitting the road.
Battle Ground High School senior earns Distinguished SAR Award
Battle Ground High School senior Jameson Harpe has been awarded the Sons of The American Revolution Bronze Medal and Certificate for his outstanding accomplishments while a member of the school’s A…
Vancouver Parks and Recreation launches Distance Learning Day Camps
Working parents will find support at new distance learning day camps from Vancouver Parks and Recreation starting Sept. 8.
Eagle Scout makes 639 masks for Ridgefield School District
Gavin Gannon has been working toward becoming an Eagle Scout for years. He could not have guessed back then what his Eagle Scout service project would be: sewing hundreds of masks for the Ridgefiel…
Junior Livestock Auction a go for online
With no Clark County Fair this year, youngsters such as Mia Achziger head to the internet to “show” animals on video and sell them.