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Two Woodland High School students selected to take part in Western Aerospace Scholars program and help design a mission to Mars
Based in Seattle, the Museum of Flight in Seattle offers the Western Aerospace Scholars program as an online distance learning course.
Clark County seeks young people to fill six volunteer positions on Youth Commission
The Clark County Youth Commission is recruiting youths from all walks of life to fill six positions for the 2021-2022 program year.
Sixteen-year CASEE study reveals changes in local amphibian populations
Students attend CASEE in the Battle Ground School District, where they study a science-based curriculum immersed in biology, wildlife, food science and other topics.
Kindergarten enrollment for the 2021-22 school year starts now
Families with children who are five years of age by Aug. 31, should start the enrollment process now.
Columbia Play Project events encourage families to play together
The next Play in the Park event is scheduled for Saturday at Marina Park near the Port of Camas-Washougal.
Woodland’s first graders learn about one of the Pacific Northwest’s biggest industries from an expert in the field
North Fork Elementary School students learn about the logging industry from Jim Morris, owner of Morris Trucking NW and father of Kimberly Miller, first grade teacher at North Fork.
Washougal High School woodworking students donate bird houses to community garden
The city of Washougal/Washougal High School collaboration began last spring when the school’s Wood Technology students were creating bird house kits to help community children build them.
Washougal High School’s Special Olympics Unified Rocket League team brings home top state honors
The Unified Sports model combines Special Olympics athletes and partners as teammates on sport teams for training and competition.
The natural world comes alive with music in Battle Ground students’ virtual performance
The virtual concert “Sounds Of Earth a Virtual Variety Show” premiered on YouTube yesterday evening to four dozen live viewers and many excited students.
Clark County student helps survey America’s students on what civics mean to them
Ellie Durgarian from Summit View High School and the Running Start Program at Clark College is one of the organizers of #CivicsForUS, a student social media effort led by the Youth As Civic Experts…
Evergreen High School Theatre group brings monster double feature to digital stage
Dracula and Frankenstein radio shows wrap up a strange year of distance acting and directing.
VIDEO: Vancouver mayor meets up with Mini Boat makers virtually
Eisenhower Elementary School fifth graders worked in teams this week to send their 5-foot sailing vessel “Destiny” across the Pacific Ocean to land on the shores of Japan.
Woodland’s PASS program helped a Class of 2021 graduate transform from struggling freshman to graduating a semester early
Tristan Shindell transformed from a struggling freshman at Woodland High School to graduating a semester early thanks to the Positive Academic Support System.
Ridgefield student wins southwest Washington essay competition; moves up to state
Ridgefield high school freshman Elizabeth Swift has won first place and $100 for the southwest Washington region in The Sons of The American Revolution’s George S. and Stella M. Knight Essay compet…
A number of Washougal students have benefited from small group instruction since September
Canyon Creek Middle School sixth grader Noah Dentler is an example of the significant progress some students were able to make during the pandemic.
Ridgefield third graders Zoom into STEM with model go-karts
Jennifer Stinson’s third grade students at South Ridge Elementary School learned a lot about force and motion in science class.
Little Girl With A Big Heart: Ridgefield first grader starts food drive at Rosauers
Students in Shandel Oderman’s class at Union Ridge Elementary School were asked to write letters about what they want.
The methods of preventing youth suicide changed over time, the heart remains the same
Many aspects of the methods have changed over time, but the core of suicide prevention, particulartly in young people, remains the same: show them they’re not alone, and show them they have value.