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Data suggest mental health concerns remain with some signs of improved health behaviors, including a decrease in substance use.

Preparing strong, confident, responsible young people to be better members of their community.

Neil Macuiba scores in overtime to give Junior Rangers the state youth hockey title in tournament in Tacoma over the weekend.

Battle Ground High School drama students are excited to present their take on “Baskerville,” a Ken Ludwig comedy loosely based on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes mystery “Hound of the Bask…

ESD 112 rolled out the virtual red carpet for the 2022 Southwest Washington Regional High School Art Show.

Washougal School District and Washougal Arts and Culture Alliance have joined forces again to shine a spotlight on student art during Washougal Youth Arts Month

Families with children who are five years of age by August 31, should start the enrollment process now.

Students from Columbia River, Skyview, and Union were the crew members producing the broadcasts for the Class 4A and 3A state championship basketball games.

Second grade students at Woodland Public Schools held a “Two-Tuesday” Parade in recognition of a unique date – February 22, 2022 (or 2/22/22 when abbreviated).

Any child who will be five years old by Aug. 31, 2022 is eligible to enter kindergarten in the fall.

Each year, SAR invites high school students to submit entries discussing people or events from The American Revolution or subjects dealing with the U.S. Constitution.

Battle Ground Public Schools’ (BGPS) specialized and alternative learning experience programs are accepting enrollment applications for the 2022-23 school year.

The Spudder Invitational Tournament in December was held via Zoom in order to comply with the differing COVID restrictions of participating schools.

Enrollment for the 2022-2023 school year at Cornerstone Christian Academy is now open, including availability for students in the ninth grade.

The local focus will be identifying and supporting youth ages 12-24 who are experiencing homelessness in Clark County.

The Hero Movement is distinct from other anti-bullying campaigns because it was created by students, for students.

Tinker shared her experiences about her Supreme Court case and the years that followed as she became a student rights advocate.

Soon-to-be or current high school students interested in a hands-on, science-based learning program are invited to register for a virtual ‘Science Night’ hosted by Battle Ground Public Schools’ CAS…