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Clark College will receive $1.5 million in congressionally directed funding, better known as congressional earmarks, to equip the new Advanced Manufacturing Center at its planned campus in Ridgefield.

$1.5 million earmarked for Clark College to boost Ridgefield program

Clark College will receive $1.5 million in congressionally directed funding, better known as congressional earmarks, to equip the new Advanced Manufacturing Center at its planned campus in Ridgefield.

March 22, 2022, 3:18pm Clark County News

Clark College will receive a $1.5 million federal earmark to aid in the development of the school’s Advanced Manufacturing Center in Ridgefield. Read story

Discovery High robotics team awarded $50,000

March 22, 2022, 6:05am Clark County News

a robotics team comprised of students from the Camas School District, the Washougal School District and the Hockinson School District — has been named a national finalist in Samsung’s 2022 Solve for Tomorrow Challenge. Read story

State Superintendent of Public Instruction Chris Reykdal talked about the need to build off the recent McCleary decision and the influx of money from the state to improve education at a forum Skyview High School in 2018.
Starting in fall 2022, schools in Washington are required by law to provide menstrual hygiene products in all restrooms designated for female students and at least one gender-neutral restroom.

Hockinson High sophomores raise money to stock hygiene products in restrooms

Starting in fall 2022, schools in Washington are required by law to provide menstrual hygiene products in all restrooms designated for female students and at least one gender-neutral restroom.

March 21, 2022, 6:02am Clark County Health

On a cold day in January, Lilly Crabb went to the principal’s office. She wasn’t in trouble; in fact, she had some concerns of her own. Read story

Second grade students at North Fork Elementary held a 'Two-Tuesday' Parade in recognition of Feb. 22, 2022.

Woodland second-graders celebrate 2-22-22

Second grade students at North Fork Elementary held a 'Two-Tuesday' Parade in recognition of Feb. 22, 2022.

March 20, 2022, 6:03am Community

Second-grade students at North Fork Elementary School held a “Two-Tuesday” Parade in recognition of a unique date: Feb. 22, 2022 (or 2/22/22 when abbreviated). Read story

Alberto Vasquez-Ramirez is one of Ridgefield School District's Students of the Month, with an exceptional story of resilience.

Ridgefield School District honors March Employee and Students of the Month

Alberto Vasquez-Ramirez is one of Ridgefield School District's Students of the Month, with an exceptional story of resilience.

March 20, 2022, 6:03am Community

The Ridgefield School District recognized the March 2022 Employee and Students of the Month during a regular Board of Directors meeting. Read story

Senior Ethan Zanoli, the marketing manager for Cascadia Technical Academy's Information Technology Program, tests a monitor that was donated Saturday during the program's annual Electronic Waste Recycling Event. At top are harvested computer parts that were dropped off Saturday. This year marks the event's 10th anniversary.

Cascadia Tech students rake in electronics to be recycled

Senior Ethan Zanoli, the marketing manager for Cascadia Technical Academy's Information Technology Program, tests a monitor that was donated Saturday during the program's annual Electronic Waste Recycling Event. At top are harvested computer parts that were dropped off Saturday. This year marks the event's 10th anniversary.

March 19, 2022, 8:17pm Clark County News

Where do electronics go when they die? Read story

Laurie Case Wilhite stands overlooking the Columbia River. She kayaked 250 miles of the river on her epic journey from John Day Dam to Astoria, Ore.

Paddle to the Pacific: Former Clark County teacher makes epic 250-mile journey

Laurie Case Wilhite stands overlooking the Columbia River. She kayaked 250 miles of the river on her epic journey from John Day Dam to Astoria, Ore.

March 18, 2022, 6:02am Clark County Life

One woman in a kayak versus 250 miles of the mighty Columbia River — sometimes serene and breathtakingly beautiful, sometimes choppy and riddled with treacherous currents, and always buffeted by wind. Read story