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Woodland Intermediate School students/staff created 1,000 paper cranes to rally support for third grader
When one of their own third-graders suffered a life-threatening medical condition and underwent surgery, the entire staff and all of the students at Woodland Intermediate School rallied to provide…
Battle Ground teacher named 2017 Washington History Teacher of the Year
Chief Umtuch Middle School teacher Beth Doughty was named Washington’s 2017 History Teacher of the Year.
Battle Ground’s free summer playground program begins this week
Battle Ground’s Summer Playground program is in session. The free program, designed for children aged 4-10, brings recreational activities to Battle Ground parks each Wednesday and Thursday.
Woodland Middle School students develop life skills by learning to juggle
Students at Woodland Middle School joined an eight-week club to learn how to juggle, but ended up learning much more.
Free Summer Meals Program offers nutritious meals to kids
Children and teens ages 1-18 can enjoy a free lunch this summer through the Simplified Summer Food Program (SSFP) for children.
Ridgefield School District names new high school principal
Ridgefield School District has named Christen Palmer as the new principal of Ridgefield High School, replacing Tony VanderMaas.
Battle Ground teacher named Elementary Art Educator of the Year
Andrea Johnston, an art teacher at Tukes Valley Primary School, has been named the Washington Art Education Association’s 2017 Elementary Art Educator of the Year.
Service leads to scholarships
Once Mitchell Leon started applying for scholarships, he could not stop. He now has more than $70,000 for his studies at Creighton University in Nebraska.
Fire cadet receives prestigious award from Cascadia Technical Academy
Clark County Fire District 6 fire cadet Nathan Holmgren recently received a prestigious award from Cascadia Technical Academy.
The Walk of her life
Jessica Beckman of Fort Vancouver surprised the student body and guests at the school’s graduation ceremony Saturday when she walked across the stage. She has been in a wheelchair since suffering f…
A passion found and followed
How one Battle Ground graduate is fulfilling his love of computer programming and planning for the future.
The power of perseverance
Zaleayah Blancas was nearly done with school a couple years ago. But something clicked, she dedicated herself to her education, and she has earned a diploma from Fort Vancouver High School.
From La Center to West Point
Two La Center High School students, Jeffrey Mayolo and Megan Muffett, have earned and accepted appointments to the United States Military Academy.
Battle Ground kindergarten class spreads warmth with quilt project
The Older-Younger kindergarten program at Battle Ground High School has been a part of Battle Ground Public Schools’ Career and Technical Education (CTE) program for more than 30 years.
Free family fun offered to area residents on National Get Outdoors Day
Clark County residents can experience free outdoor activities and family fun at the ninth annual National Get Outdoors Day on Sat. , June 10 at Fort Vancouver National Historic Site.
Technology shapes learning for Battle Ground students
In January, Battle Ground launched a 1:1 (one-to-one) computing initiative to put a Chromebook into the hands of every student in grades 3-12 for use at school and at home.
Author presents to Woodland Middle School students about real-life mysteries
Chad Trisef, co-writer of the fictional book series “Oracle,” spoke to Woodland Middle School students recently to promote childhood literacy and the importance of helping others.
Woodland Primary School uses data analysis, teamwork, engaging events to improve student learning
The staff at Woodland Primary School uses teamwork, data analysis, and planned engaging events to involve all students in their own learning.