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School Closures

We will keep this updated as best we can on the latest school closures for the Clark County area. Here is a list of schools that will be closed (updated 8:46 am): Battle Ground School District – CLOSED. After-school activities, sporting events, concerts and Community Ed classes canceled. Camas School District – CLOSED Friday Columbia Adventist …

By Clark County Today · December 7, 2016

School Closures — Clark County area school closure alerts

We will keep this updated as best we can on the latest school closures for the Clark County area. Here is a list of schools that will be closed (updated 8:46 am): Battle Ground School District - CLOSED. After-school activities, sporting events, concerts and Community Ed classes canceled. Camas School District - CLOSED Friday Columbia Adventist Academy - CLOSED Friday Cornerstone Christian Acad. - Opening at 10 am. Cornerstone Elementary, Middle School, and Early Childhood Education program. Evergreen School Distirct - CLOSED Friday Firm Foundation Christian - CLOSED Friday Gardner School of Arts & Sciences - CLOSED Friday Green Mountain School District - Friday: CLOSED Hockinson School District - CLOSED Friday King's Way Christian - Closed; LC child care open at 7:30am La Center School District - CLOSED Friday Meadow Glade Adventist Elementary -CLOSED Friday. No AM/PM activities. Ridgefield School District - CLOSED Friday. No AM preschool or Skills Center transportation. St. Joseph Catholic - CLOSED Friday. No preschool. No Extended Care, No CYO or afterschool programs Vancouver School District - CLOSED Friday Washougal School District - CLOSED Friday WSU Vancouver - Opening at 10 am. Posting late start. 50th Ave Entrance is closed Woodland School District - CLOSED Friday

If one is missing, please email [email protected], and I will add it for you!

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