Washougal students explore human hands
Columbia River Gorge Elementary first graders are getting a helping hand from Jemtegaard Middle School students to practice problem solving and engineering skills as they [...]
Woodland Public Schools receives $60,000 grant for dual language program
Washington State’s Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) awarded Columbia Elementary School a two-year grant worth $60,000 as the school embarks on its [...]
New national study shows VPS outperforms most comparable districts
Vancouver schools provide better educational opportunities, faster growth in learning According to a recently released national study, Vancouver Public Schools provides higher than average educational [...]
Prairie High School’s Crimson Crew continues campaign of kindness
A new student group at Prairie High School is helping to transform the school’s culture, one act of kindness at a time. The PHS “Crimson [...]
Two ESD 112 teachers among five honored for teacher excellence at UW football game
Two local teachers were recently recognized in a big way for their extraordinary contributions to teaching in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM). Ashley Shanteau [...]
Ridgefield Band Class Hits The Right Notes
Take a room full of fifth grade students who have never played an instrument. Now turn them into a band. Sounds pretty challenging, right? Not [...]
Student education is key to Battle Ground’s bullying prevention efforts
When Captain Strong Primary School health and fitness teacher Melanie Walter asked her class how to be assertive and stand up to bullying behavior, third [...]
Kids are authors at Union Ridge Elementary School library
Shelved between I Spy and Spiderman are some very special books. The “Kids Are Authors” section only has books that are written by kids. Some [...]
Woodland High School students pledge to help stop distracted driving
After the presentation, WHS students lined up to sign a banner pledging not to drive distracted. Students at Woodland High School learned the [...]
CASEE students contribute to ongoing Mount St. Helens research study
It’s been nearly four decades since Mount St. Helens violently erupted on May 18, 1980, sending a massive plume of ash 80,000 feet into the [...]
BGPS offers free weekly early learning program for children up to age 5
Suzie Wuitschick taught first and second grades at Pleasant Valley Primary for more than 25 years before retiring in 2015. Her experience as a teacher [...]
Volunteers makeover playground at South Ridge Elementary School
Have you ever wanted to be on a makeover show to magically transform your home? The South Ridge Elementary School playground had a similar makeover [...]
