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Battle Ground schools’ technical innovation earns praise from Google
Google is calling attention to how Battle Ground Public Schools’ teachers use technology in the classroom.
Battle Ground children shop with a cop
Eighteen deserving kids spent the morning of Sat., Dec. 8 shopping for gifts for their families and items for themselves during Battle Ground’s Shop with a Cop at Walmart.
Celebration for new youth substance prevention coalition to be held
The community is invited to attend the opening celebration of Vancouver’s newest youth substance prevention coalition on Wed., Dec. 19, from 4-6 p.m., at Educational Service District 112, 2500 NE 6…
Ridgefield fifth graders shine at Elementary Science Olympiad Tournament
A team of 13 fifth graders from Sunset Ridge Intermediate School placed among the top five competing schools in every scheduled event at the Eleventh Annual Elementary Science Olympiad Invitational…
Gause Elementary reduces waste through Clark County Green Schools Program
Gause Elementary School’s Green Team has a goal is to make the school and world a better place by participating in the Clark County Green Schools program to reduce school waste.
Ridgefield High School students named to 2019 All-Northwest Treble Choir
Two Ridgefield High School students have been named to participate in the 2019 All-Northwest Treble Choir.
La Center Middle School implements bullying program
La Center Middle School adopts new bullying prevention program and conducts surveys to learn how to better equip students to stop bullying.
A boy and his buddy: Guide dog companions
Guide Dogs for the Blind’s K9 Buddies program changed the lives of the Fish family and their 7-year-old son Cole.
Union Ridge Elementary School’s Book Fair is largest in Pacific Northwest
The Scholastic Book Fair at Union Ridge Elementary School has been the top-selling book fair in the Pacific Northwest for the last few years. This year, sales reached $13,000 in just one week.
WHS student musicians experienced life as music majors
Woodland High School band students took part in “Music Major for a Day” at Washington State University’s School of Music in Pullman followed by a private tour and instruction at the Lionel Hampton…
Prospective students invited to Preview Day at WSU Vancouver
Prospective college students are invited to Washington State University Vancouver’s Preview Day at 10 a.m. Dec. 8. Check in begins at 8:45 a.m. at the Firstenburg Student Commons.
Special guest helps Ridgefield second graders with pottery project
Richard Moody, an artist and retired teacher, taught students in Sara Marshall’s class at Union Ridge Elementary School how to make special, handcrafted ornaments out of clay.
Battle Ground schools get into the holiday spirit
Battle Ground Public Schools’ students and staff will celebrate the holiday season with food drives, gift donations, school assemblies and musical performances.
Glenwood Heights students learn bus safety from one of the best
Recently, in Battle Ground Public Schools, thousands of students and dozens of drivers participated in a variety of bus safety and evacuation drills.
Woodland Days Career Fair inaugural event connects students with local businesses
More than 700 students learned about career opportunities right in their home region from more than 40 businesses at the inaugural Woodland Days Career Fair.
Ridgefield High School announces first National Merit Scholar is 16 years
For the first time in sixteen years, one of the semifinalists for the 2019 National Merit Scholarship Program is from Ridgefield High School: Ian Abrams.
Woodland High School’s Floriculture team places eighth in national FFA competition
Woodland High School’s Floriculture Team placed eighth in the nation, representing Washington state at the National FFA Convention held in Indianapolis, Ind.
Peace Path empowers students to resolve conflicts
At Union Ridge Elementary School in Ridgefield, students are learning how to resolve conflicts with one another using a tool called the Peace Path.