Woodland High School’s Floriculture Team placed eighth in the nation, representing Washington State at the National FFA Convention held in Indianapolis, Indiana. Woodland’s team earned [...]
For some students, the transition from middle to high school is an intimidating step along the pathway to adulthood. Compounding the pressure is the fact [...]
Lyle Community School’s Pre-Kindergarten Program has been notified by the Washington State Department of Early Learning that it has received a Level 4 rating, defined [...]
Above the Media Center at Sunset Ridge Intermediate School/View Ridge Middle School in the Ridgefield School District, there is a small, private room. Step through [...]
In honor of Indigenous People’s Day, members of Lyle High School’s Culture Club made a presentation to six different classes on Monday, October 8. Representing [...]
Sharon “Shari” Conditt, a social studies teacher at Woodland High School, invites visiting professionals to present to her classes and uses field trips to provide [...]
The community of Kelso has big shoes to fill on its school board after the September resignation of Bob Lucas, who for the past seven [...]
Ana Cabrera, a CNN anchor, started her journalism career as a Skyview High School student in the late 1990s, working with the Vancouver Public Schools [...]
Thanks to the Evergreen Public Schools Video Services teams video production of the 'Pen Pal's Project' and the support of the Human Service Council, the Volunteer Connections Pen Pal [...]
Shane Gardner (left), Manager of School Safety and Security, congratulates Jamal McKenzie (right) on being chosen Security Officer of the Year from among 3,000 [...]
Dr. Steve Webb, superintendent of Vancouver Public Schools, received the 2018 Bob Grossman Leadership in School Communications Award. The award, given by the National School [...]
Kimberly Miller, a family and consumer science teacher at Woodland High School, has been named ESD 112’s 2019 Regional Teacher of the Year. Kimberly [...]
ESD 112 equalizes educational opportunities for learning communities through innovative partnerships, responsive leadership, and exceptional programs.
ESD 112 acknowledges and honors the traditional lands of the Cowlitz and Chinook Tribes, Lower Columbia Peoples, Shoalwater Bay Tribe and the Confederated Tribes and Bands of the Yakama Nation, on which our school districts reside in what is now Southwest Washington. We pay respect to the elders and caretakers that have stewarded these lands throughout generations and that are still here today.
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