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Woodland Middle School student and aspiring baker donates more than $600 in cookie sales
Celina Green encouraged her daughter Dakota Wilcox, a student at Woodland Middle School, to engage in one of her favorite pastimes – baking fantastic sugar cookie bars – and to use the proceeds fro…
Ridgefield School District honors March Employee and Students of the Month
On March 12, Ridgefield School District officials recognized the March Employee and Students of the Month at the regular Board of Directors meeting.
Area school districts coordinate college and career fair week
Career and Technical Education (CTE) staff at Evergreen, Vancouver, and Battle Ground school districts have collaborated to offer college and career fairs to secondary students the week of March 18…
Hough Elementary historic plaque unveiling scheduled
Clark County Historical Society & Museum is excited to announce the launch of its Historic Buildings Plaque Program on Fri., Mar. 15, with the unveiling of a plaque celebrating Hough Elementary and…
High School Art Show celebrates exceptional student artwork
Student artists from throughout Southwest Washington will be recognized for their outstanding artwork at the 2019 Southwest Washington Regional High School Art Show, hosted by Educational Service D…
Ridgefield High School students attend 25th anniversary screening of ‘Schindler’s List’
Ridgefield High School students recently attended a 25th anniversary screening of ‘’Schindler’s List.’’
Police Activities League visits South Ridge Elementary School
The Clark County Sheriff’s Department and Ridgefield Police Department were at South Ridge Elementary School as part of the Police Activities League, an initiative to connect “kids, cops, and commu…
Partnerships allow Battle Ground, Prairie students to earn college credit
Students no longer have to wait to get into college to earn college credit. In Battle Ground Public Schools, students can start earning the credits that will help them get a jump start on their col…
First Saturday events kick off Ridgefield Youth Arts Month
Ridgefield will be buzzing on First Saturday, March 2 as performers and artists converge in downtown Ridgefield to participate in “Art Alive,” a performing arts showcase designed to entertain as it…
High school drama club brings cheerleading to the musical stage
Prairie High School’s drama club will debut the musical “Bring It On” at the beginning of March. The show features cheerleading acrobatics and upbeat musical numbers.
Ridgefield School District schedules Take Your Parent to School Day
Ridgefield School District held its third annual Take Your Parent to School Day in January.
A longtime teacher’s classroom legacy
Karen Stolberg was happy to visit Union Ridge Elementary for Take Your Parent to School Day. And she has an interesting connection to her granddaughter’s second grade teacher, Sara Eastham.
Vancouver Police Activities League distributing sports equipment to area youth
On Sun., Feb. 24, the Vancouver Police Activities League will be holding a free community-wide sports equipment distribution event at Clark College, in conjunction with the Clark Penguins’ doublehe…
Prairie students seek to inspire through kindness and identity
Prairie High School is hosting a week of spreading positivity with teams to help out or bless students, staff and the community.
Kindness rocks at Yacolt Primary School
Every student in Yacolt Primary School painted one of their own unique “kindness rocks” for a recent project, which is just one piece of a school-wide kindness and positivity initiative recently la…
Woodland Middle School students learn how dropping out of high school could affect their future
Eighth-grade students at Woodland Middle School learned the importance of not dropping out school through CHOICES, an interactive workshop presented by the CHOICES Education Group.
K-12 student poems sought for C-TRAN buses
Artstra, (formerly Arts of Clark County) has announced the opening of the submission period for Poetry Moves season 8, open to student poems (K-12) to be showcased on C-TRAN buses beginning July 2019.
King’s Way Christian School adopts curriculum focused on technology
King’s Way Christian School is now working lessons and assignments centered on learning current online technologies into its curriculum for K-5 students.