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Young African American leaders share their experiences
Four men share their pain, fears, and hopes during this national movement.
Woodland High School’s staff, students, and community conduct commencement ceremony
Woodland High School kicked off the first of many graduation events for the Class of 2020 on Wednesday (May 27) with a socially-distant distribution of more than 100 caps and gowns to graduating se…
61st annual BGPS District Art Show goes virtual
More than 500 creative works are on virtual display to celebrate Battle Ground Public Schools’ annual District Art Show. The event, in its 61st year, is posted by category in slideshows on the dist…
The Mighty Mini-Boat Float: Vancouver mini-boat sails again
The CRMM Mini-Boats Program involved dozens of schools all over the Pacific Northwest, by getting students engaged with maritime science, team building and critical thinking.
Woodland ELL teachers use innovative assignments to help students keep learning during the statewide closure
The statewide school closure meant Carlotta Propersi, an English Language Learners teacher at Woodland High School, had to innovate like many of her colleagues in order to ensure her students would…
Battle Ground’s music educators hit the right notes with remote learning
Helping students hit the right notes is still an important aspect of the instruction that Battle Ground Public Schools’ music educators provide their students. This year, the biggest adjustment has…
Yale Elementary students take virtual field trip to the Woodland Police Department
Yale Elementary School students in teacher Sarah Taylor’s fourth grade class went on a field trip to the Woodland Police Department virtually using Google Classroom and webcams.
Kindergarten registration for the 2020-2021 school year underway
School districts across Southwest Washington are now registering kindergarten students for the 2020-21 school year. While school may look different because of the COVID-19 pandemic, classes will st…
Woodland High School’s PASS support team continues to help struggling students even during the statewide school closure
Woodland High School’s Positive Academic Support System continues to support struggling students with remote learning during the statewide school closure. Woodland High School introduced PASS in 20…
Woodland community members and organizations donate funds and food to help educate and feed children during fight against COVID-19
Woodland Public Schools officials recently thanked the many community organizations and individuals helping to provide the area’s children with education and needed services during the ongoing figh…
Ridgefield High School thespians achieve prestigious status
Members of the Ridgefield High School Thespians have achieved Bronze level Honor Status at this year’s Washington State Thespian Festival. Out of the state’s 100 Thespian Troupes, RHS’ Troupe 8635…
Vancouver’s Son Rise Ranch planning annual horse camps
As the state of Washington prepares to reopen in stages this summer, organizers, staffers and volunteers at Vancouver’s Son Rise Ranch are preparing for their annual Summer Horse Camps.
Vancouver schools announce graduation plans
Vancouver Public Schools officials are hoping to allow in-person graduation ceremonies this coming August.
Students thank Woodland Public Schools staff for preparing and delivering 2,000 meals a day
Students and families made signs and cheered Woodland Public Schools’ staff as buses made their daily delivery of more than 2,000 meals throughout the school district’s service area on Fri., May 1.
Two dozen Southwest Washington schools recognized with state achievement awards
Twenty-four schools in the ESD 112 region have been recognized by the Washington State Board of Education for the 2018-2019 school year. This year, ESD 112 schools were recognized in three areas, i…
Ban on gatherings has most school districts looking to virtual graduation ceremonies
With gatherings banned for the foreseeable future, many area school districts are turning to virtual graduation ceremonies.
Journey Theater raises the curtain on online learning
Journey Theater, which is based in Vancouver and has locations in Oregon as well, launched online material for its Spring classes using Zoom at the start of April. After a few weeks, things are wor…
Prairie High School students, staff work to complete a year(book) like no other
As the seriousness of the COVID-19 crisis increased in early March, Prairie High School teacher Leah Zika had a hunch that she and the 17 students in her yearbook class had better start making plan…