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State attorney general’s office releases results of investigation of statewide discipline data
Vancouver Public Schools is taking steps to examine and refine its disciplinary policies and practices after a 2018-19 investigation by the Washington state attorney general’s office identified dis…
Ridgefield students show support against bullying
National Bullying Prevention Month, a campaign to promote anti-bullying awareness in schools. Today, students and staff in the Ridgefield School District are showing their support for the cause.
Fostering Together partners with WSU Vancouver in an effort to connect foster children with foster families
Fostering Together will partner with students from the Edward R. Murrow College of Communication at Washington State University Vancouver to launch a campaign aimed to raise awareness about the fos…
Students in Lewis River Academy learn by doing with hands-on activities and guest lecturers
Students in Woodland Public Schools’ Lewis River Academy learn more about the subjects they study from special workshops featuring guest lecturers who specialize in using in-class material for thei…
Battle Ground schools to honor veterans
Battle Ground Public Schools’ students and staff will honor veterans during school events, including assemblies and a panel for high school students. Community members and veterans are invited to a…
Evergreen Public Schools’ graduation rate surpasses 91 percent
The graduation rate for Evergreen Public Schools hit 91. 3 percent for the class of 2019 (students who graduated in June 2019). That’s a nearly four (4) percent improvement from the year before, an…
Woodland Public Schools receives $60,000 grant to support its ongoing Dual Language Program
Washington State’s Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction awarded Columbia Elementary School a two-year grant worth $60,000 as the school embarks on its second year of offering its Dual…
Prairie High School Drama Club presents musical comedy ‘Curtains’
Prairie High School Drama presents the musical comedy whodunit “Curtains” beginning Nov. 1.
Woodland High School students pledge to help stop distracted driving
Students at Woodland High School recently learned the dangers of distracted driving and how they could help prevent fatal accidents for both themselves and others during a special presentation by J…
Prairie High School’s Crimson Crew continues campaign of kindness
The Prairie High School “Crimson Crew” is a student-led school spirit group that organizes a wide variety of activities intended to show love, support, and appreciation for their peers, teachers, a…
Ridgefield schools celebrate 50 years at Cispus Outdoor School
Ridgefield Public Schools celebrate 50th anniversary of attendance at Cispus Outdoor School.
Homecoming Celebration to be held for Miss America’s Outstanding Teen Payton May
A Homecoming Celebration will be held for Miss America’s Outstanding Teen 2020 Payton May on Sat. , Oct. 26 at Warehouse ‘23 in Vancouver.
Ridgefield band class hits all the right notes
Under the guidance of band teacher Stephanie Bloom, middle school students are flourishing in band program at Sunset Ridge Intermediate School and View Ridge Middle School.
Children are authors at Ridgefield’s Union Ridge Elementary School library
Last year, each class at Union Ridge created its own book, written and illustrated by students. From kindergarten through fourth grade, each student had a page to complete in a book. The books were…
Student education is key to Battle Ground’s bullying prevention efforts
October is National Bullying Prevention Month, and Battle Ground Public Schools knows that it’s important to teach these valuable lessons year-round.
Student mock election open for all Washington K-12 students
Secretary of State Kim Wyman announced Wednesday that the annual Student Mock Election is open from now until Nov. 5.
Special guests honor Ridgefield’s 50 years with Cispus Outdoor School
The 50th anniversary of Cispus was honored with a resolution at the Ridgefield School Board meeting and with the proclamation of Cispus Outdoor School Week at the Ridgefield City Council meeting.
Grant to help ESD 112 enhance support for young children with behavior challenges
Educational Service District 112 is the recipient of a $132,073 grant to pilot a multi-tiered system of support for young learners. The one-time grant was awarded by Clark County Mental Health.