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Opinion: Fact Check – Washington's income tax initiative doesn't ‘cut’ government programs
Washington won't collect income tax revenue until 2029, yet the ballot impact statement implies cuts are imminent.
An icy reception for Gov. Bob Ferguson’s proposed budget cuts
Advocates for schools, child care, higher education, and climate programs sharply criticized Gov. Bob Ferguson’s proposed budget cuts during early legislative hearings.
Soroptimist International of Camas-Washougal is accepting applications from women and girls seeking financial assistance for their education or training expenses
…ard to offset costs associated with their efforts to attain higher education, or additional skills and training.
Inslee announces educator vaccination requirement and statewide indoor mask mandate
…ees working in K-12, most childcare and early learning, and higher education, as well as an expansion of the statewide mask mandate to all individuals, regardless of vaccination status.
House committee hears Rep. Vicki Kraft’s higher education budget transparency bill
The high cost of college tuition has prompted legislation by Rep. Vicki Kraft (R-Vancouver) that seeks to give the public a clearer view of what is included in individual four-year public college a…
National study shows Vancouver Public Schools outperform comparable districts
…released national study, Vancouver Public Schools provides higher than average educational opportunities while children are in school and higher rates of student learning growth in a single year comp…
Clark College at Columbia Tech Center is ‘open for business’
…fferings that will allow students to pursue career-oriented higher education in subjects that include business, information technology, computer support, and project management — all without having to…
Clark College receives grant to help student parents with child care
…received a $496,800 grant to help low-income parents pursue higher education.
New Clark College program highlights benefits of ‘blue collar’ work
VANCOUVER — Like many of his peers in higher education, Clark College instructor Justin Allen grew up in a culture that espoused the virtues of getting a four-year university deg…