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Ridgefield School District honors November Employee and Students of the Month
Ridgefield School District officials recently recognized the November Employee and Students of the Month.
Woodland High band performs at Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall
The Woodland High School Beaver Band performed for attendees of “The Phantom of the Opera” at the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall for one of the Oregon Symphony’s Prelude Concert Series on Sat. , Oct…
Battle Ground High School Drama Club to perform holiday Sherlock Holmes mystery
The Battle Ground High School Drama Club is set to perform a Sherlock Holmes murder mystery comedy set during the Christmas holidays.
Battle Ground schools awarded grants for Science and Technology Programs
CAM Academy, Daybreak Middle, and Tukes Valley Middle schools in the Battle Ground district are set to receive a combined total of $11,800 in grants from the Washington Office of Superintendent of…
Ridgefield High School’s robotics team gears up for new season
In its first year, Steel Ridge Robotics (Team #6343) scored well in numerous qualifying rounds in the Pacific Northwest District’s robotic events held last spring in Wilsonville and Lake Oswego.
Ridgefield sixth graders shine in Certified Kind Classroom Challenge
Earlier this year, the entire sixth grade class at South Ridge Elementary registered to participate in the Certified Kind Classroom Challenge, which uses the novel “Wonder’’ to encourage students t…
Woodland Middle School students give back to their community
Students in Woodland Middle School’s Leadership Classes give back to the community through volunteer work, helping both at the school level and in the community for charities serving Woodland inclu…
Rocksolid Community Teen Center invites teens to event
Rocksolid Community Teen Center staff and volunteers invite all teens in grades 5-12 to attend “Teen Takeover”, an event to be held Thu. , Nov. 9 at Rocksolid from 7-10 p. m.
Pleasant Valley Primary students get a language learning boost
Battle Ground Public Schools offers a wide spectrum of English Language Learners services to students who speak English as a second language. The services assist them in becoming proficient in the…
Visiting Ugandan choir helps Woodland students learn about the challenges facing children in third-world countries
Woodland High School students and staff learned about Ugandan culture and the challenges facing the students and people of Africa during a school visit by the I Am Family African Choir on Wed. , Oc…
Journey Theater Arts Group to present Disney’s <em>Alice in Wonderland Jr.</em>
Journey Theater Arts Group will present Disney’s Alice in Wonderland Jr. for two weekends Oct. 21-29 at Ridgefield High School.
It’s Socktober for Amboy and Pleasant Valley students
Amboy Middle School has already surpassed its goal of 600 pairs of socks, and Pleasant Valley is about 80 percent of the way towards reaching its goal of 1,000 pairs to be donated during “Socktober…
Public art dedicated at Union Ridge Elementary School
Newly-installed public artwork was dedicated at Union Ridge Elementary School. The artwork was designed by Garth Edwards, a Washington artist who has created work for a number of public commissions…
Ridgefield School Board re-adopts Pursuing Premier
The Ridgefield School District Board of Directors has approved the newest version of Pursuing Premier, the district’s goals and planning blueprint.
Woodland High School’s floral design teams win FloraChopped competition
Woodland High School’s Floral Design teams swept the Floral Design Institute’s FloraChopped competition held in Portland, Oregon with the school’s teams taking first and second place, winning $4,80…
Alpacas, puppies and parrots, oh my!
Families are invited to recognize and celebrate animals who serve in our community from 1 to 3 p. m. , Sat. , Oct. 14, at Vancouver’s Water Resources Education Center.
River Online Learning works to fit students’ educational needs
River Online Learning enables students in grades 6-12 to take classes online instead of in a traditional classroom setting.
Local coalition receives federal grant for substance abuse prevention
The Connect Evergreen Coalition recently received a $625,000 federal grant to help foster prevention of youth substance abuse.