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Could trade schools be making a comeback?
Are trade schools making a comeback in America? A severe lack of technically skilled laborers could make two-year college degrees more attractive for many.
‘Dear Edwina Jr’ will encourage theatergoers to ‘sing your own song’
Metropolitan Performing Arts is offering the community three opportunities to see a cast of Vancouver teens perform in an uplifting musical called “Dear Edwina Jr.”
Battle Ground Schools brace for Tuesday special election
It’s the eleventh hour for people hoping for a better outcome this time around for the Battle Ground School District’s $224.9 million building bond.
Kindergarten orientations begin May 17 in Battle Ground School District
Online enrollment is now open for kindergartners who will attend Battle Ground Public Schools for the 2018-19 school year.
Battle Ground High School offers national College Prep Program
Battle Ground High School Language Arts teacher Daniel Hidden will teach the AP Seminar course next year.
Our Community Salutes: Appreciating future military members
Dozens of young men and women took their oath of enlistments together at an “Our Community Salutes” event to salute future military service members.
Battle Ground Public Schools’ CTE programs prepare students for life after high school
Battle Ground Public Schools’ Career and Technical Education programs prepare students for life after high school.
Woodland High School selected as a National Model of Excellence
Students throughout Woodland Public Schools learn how to prepare, cook, and serve food in a variety of classes, clubs, and events for students from third grade through high school.
Area students head to World Robotics competition
A robot named Atlas is taking some area students — from Camas, Hockinson and Washougal high schools — to Houston, Texas this week.
Hockinson High School musicians bring home bouquet of honors
The Hockinson High School Wind Ensemble and Jazz Band each brought home honors from recent music festivals.
Smiles of children, uncommon volunteerism power success of Klineline Pond Fishing Derby
Hundreds of volunteers and supporters pull off another successful year of derby fishing at Klineline Pond with the help of $200,000 in donations and countless hours of unpaid work.
Klineline Pond gets 14,115 new residents ahead of kids fishing derby
Klineline Pond was stocked with more than 14,000 hatchery fish on Thursday as organizers prepare for two days of derby fishing at Salmon Creek Park.
Ridgefield School District officials announce Employee, Students of the Month
Ridgefield School District officials recently recognized the April Employee and Students of the Month at the regular Board of Directors meeting.
Kindergarten registration open in Vancouver School District
Kindergarten registrations are now being accepted in Vancouver Public Schools for the 2018-19 school year.
Lewis & Clark Young Marines seek new ride
Lewis & Clark Young Marines are hoping for a helping hand after a fire destroyed their Suburban April 1.
PRIDE Night offers Woodland families and community members opportunity to learn about the school
Woodland’s families, students, and community members attended Woodland Middle School’s Annual PRIDE Night, an evening event featuring special breakout sessions and presentations.
Woodland Public Schools partners with Woodland Preschool Co-op
The Woodland Preschool Cooperative will double its enrollment capacity for the 2018-2019 school year thanks, in part, to an ongoing partnership with Woodland Public Schools.
Hockinson High School student receives Kindness Citation
Hockinson High School student Alyssa Chapin recently received a Kindness Citation from Clark County Sheriff’s Deputy Jason Granneman.