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Student leaders Emma Spaeth and Tanner Coons describe what makes Washougal High School so special

Student leaders Mikelle Anthony and Jake Miller describe what makes Skyview High School so special

Student leaders Daniela Reyes and Emma Boucher describe what makes Battle Ground High School so special

Student leaders Maddie Hennerty and Bella Millet describe what makes Prairie High School so special.

Student leaders Riley McCarthy and Lauren Johnson describe what makes Mountain View High School so special.

Student leaders Brandi Webb and Jake Rogers describe what makes Hockinson High School so special.

Washington State University Vancouver will review freshman applications for admission and accept students without an SAT/ACT score for fall 2020. The disruption caused by COVID-19 has resulted in m…

Student leaders Kulbir Singh and Katie Peneueta describe what makes Heritage High School so special.

Student leaders Charlie Fisher and Tyler Lehnertz share what makes Ridgefield High School so special.

Student leaders Stacia Mikaele and Rider Bond describe what makes Hudson’s Bay High School so special.

Student leaders Noel Sims and Alex Miller describe what makes Columbia River High School so special

A daily series to highlight Clark County’s high schools, what makes them special, as told by students.

Evergreen Public Schools dipped into their shelter in place kits to provide thousands of masks and other equipment for use in Clark County hospitals.

Vancouver School District officials issued an open letter to its families on Tuesday.

Journey Theater’s production of “The Secret Garden” should have opened to packed houses this past weekend, but for the growing outbreak of the novel coronavirus, COVID-19.

School administrators, food service workers, transportation personnel and more team up to bring food to Evergreen School District students.

A milk dispenser at York Elementary School in the Evergreen school district prompted a visit from a member of the Seattle Seahawks this week.

More than 200 mothers, fathers, business owners, elected officials, teachers, sons, and daughters gathered this week for Teach One to Lead One’s annual Leadership Breakfast at Warehouse ‘23.