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Lacamas Athletic Club offers free water safety class for youth
Lacamas Athletic Club is now holding a free monthly class to teach youth 7 years and older, water safety.
Applications being accepted for Battle Ground Public Schools’ alternative programs
Battle Ground Public Schools’ alternative learning experience programs are now accepting applications for enrollment for the 2019-20 school year.
Ridgefield High School Thespian Society announces new inductees
The Ridgefield High School Thespian Society welcomed six new inductees to the troupe at their mid-year induction on Jan. 10.
Prairie high school to host Inspire Week for students and staff
Prairie High School will serve and love students, staff and community members around the school with kindness and speaking identity for their first ever Inspire Week.
Skyview High School earns best play at Stageworks festival
Skyview High School took home four awards, including Best Play, at the Stageworks Northwest Theatre’s 2019 One-Act Play Festival last week.
Peer Mentoring Program a smashing success for Battle Ground Public Schools
This is the first year of Daybreak’s Peer Mentoring program, and teacher Tracey Pennington says the early results have been a smashing success.
Ridgefield students provide input for State Board of Education Strategic Plan
The State Board of Education invited a few schools in the Clark County area to send students to a recent meeting in Vancouver. The student input was part of a statewide outreach as the board develo…
Free Children’s Dental Health Day scheduled
The Clark College Dental Hygiene Program will hold a free children’s dental clinic on Sat., Feb. 2, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the main campus of Clark College.
57th annual Clark College Jazz Festival results announced
After three full days of outstanding big band jazz, the outstanding musician awards and the evening finals results for the 57th Annual Clark College Jazz Festival have been announced.
Rocksolid Community Teen Center to hold annual auction
Rocksolid Community Teen Center will hold its 18th annual auction Fri., March 1 at Warehouse 23 in Vancouver.
CASEE Program hosts ‘Science Night’ for prospective Battle Ground students
If you have a soon-to-be or current high school student in the Battle Ground School District who may be interested in a hands-on, science-based program, then you’re encouraged to come to the CASEE…
Oh, the thinks you could think! — “Seussical” at Skyview High School
Skyview high school will perform “Seussical” the musical for their fall/winter production, with anticipated sold-out shows over the next two weeks.
South Ridge Elementary students visit senior living center
Every month, Karen Moses’ fourth grade class celebrates kindness with First Friday Friendship Fiesta. Last month, the students took their fiesta on the road to the Highgate Senior Living Center, wh…
Ridgefield High School chemistry, art and shop classes partner to build kiln
There is a new kiln at Ridgefield High School — but it’s very different from the high-tech electric kilns already in the schools. This one is outdoors, built of brick, and wood fired, recreating th…
Clark College President Robert Knight to deliver annual State of the College address
Clark College President Robert K. Knight will deliver the annual State of the College address on Thu., Jan. 17 at 11 a.m. in Gaiser Student Center. Photo courtesy of Clark College
Free parenting course offered for West Vancouver parents
Beginning in January, West Van for Youth and Children’s Home Society will offer a free, 18-week parenting course for up to 10 parents who live in the west-side 98660, 98661 and 98663 zip codes.
Kindness Project brought to area school through partnership with Booster Club
Inspiration is all around Columbia River Gorge Elementary school, and a single kind act has grown into a school-wide Kindness Project to shine a spotlight on positive behavior.
Woodland TEAM High School student graduates a semester early
Luke Cook was scheduled to graduate from TEAM High School, Woodland Public Schools’ alternative high school, in December in order to pursue his dream of working in law enforcement.