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Tasting books? A recipe for reading
Twice a year, Kari Hall’s third grade classroom at Union Ridge Elementary School transforms into a café. There are red and white checkered tablecloths over the desks, background music, and Hall is…
Practice makes perfect for Hockinson High School senior
Hockinson High School senior Lexie Stucki scored a perfect 36 on her ACT test. She’s among fewer than 0. 2 percent of test-takers scoring that high on the college entrance exam in 2018.
Battle Ground special education teacher pens book about his struggles with anxiety
Battle Ground special education teacher Brad Smith pens book about his struggles with anxiety.
Workforce SW Washington launches youth facility
Next is a brand new youth facility with the mission of supporting youth by equipping them with career, education and life skills to go out and be successful adults.
Woodland Primary School’s new Dual Language Program empowers Kindergarten students
Kindergarten students in Woodland Primary School’s new Dual Language Program use English and Spanish to learn school lessons, make new friends, and positively change the entire school’s culture.
Ridgefield School District honors October Employee and Students of the Month
On Oct. 9, Ridgefield School District officials recognized the October Employee and Students of the Month at the regular Board of Directors meeting.
Ridgefield students enjoy family legacy at Cispus Outdoor School
Cispus Outdoor School has been a Ridgefield tradition for 49 years. Every year, fifth grade students hop on buses and travel to the Cispus Outdoor Learning Center in the Gifford Pinchot National Fo…
Book Buddies at Woodland Intermediate School work together to improve reading skills
Every week at Woodland Intermediate School (WIS), fourth graders read aloud with second graders to enhance reading comprehension through the Book Buddies program
Young Marines seek to place 2,000 wreaths on graves of fallen veterans
The Lewis and Clark Young Marines hope to raise enough money to acquire 2,000 wreaths from Wreaths Across America this year. Their goal to to be able to place a wreath on the grave of every veteran…
Camas-Washougal Community Chest launches 2019 Fundraising Campaign
The Camas-Washougal Community Chest launched its fundraising drive Oct. 1 with a goal of raising $100,000 for the 2019 campaign.
The Inventors: Your local high school robotics team
Students from four local high schools make up the competitive robotics Team 2471 which designs, constructs and competes nationally with a new robot every year through the FIRST program.
Woodland High School makes ASB cards free for every student
In order to reduce the financial burden on students to attend school events and participate in athletics, Woodland High School provided ASB cards to every student free-of-charge for the 2018-2019 s…
Student artwork beautifies fence line around Ridgefield High School construction site
Students from Tamara Hoodenpyl’s second year illustration class are creating outdoor art panels along the fenceline at Ridgefield High School.
Nearly 800 free backpacks distributed at Woodland Public Schools’ Back to School Bash 2018
Woodland Public Schools employees and community member volunteers handed out free backpacks filled with school supplies to students from Woodland, Kalama, and La Center at Woodland Public Schools’…
Woodland Public Schools staff offers preschool parents tools to teach their children
Woodland Public Schools staff members taught parents from the Woodland Co-Op Preschool lessons to educate their children on ways to respect and treat people with disabilities.
Get children back-to-school ready by ensuring vaccines are up to date
The new school year is quickly approaching. Ensuring children are up to date on immunizations should be on every parent’s back-to-school checklist.
Woodland Public Schools’ staff attend institutes, professional development opportunities
While students enjoy their summer vacations, many school teachers and staff spend their summers developing their teaching skills, helping out in their communities, offering students opportunities t…
New executive director joins Journey Theater Arts Group
Journey Theater Arts Group’s new executive director, Stephen Pick, joins the administrative staff nearly 12 years after graduating from the organization’s theater program, himself.