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Rowan Lovato, 7, left, tackles schoolwork on his laptop while joined by tutor, Cheryl Davey, his twin brother, Wyatt, 7, and family cat, Jolene, at their Vancouver home Friday afternoon. The Lovato family is struggling to navigate digital learning, with one son with cerebral palsy, single mother Jill Lovato working full time and other obstacles.

Vancouver single mom relies on tutor to help sons navigate virtual learning

Rowan Lovato, 7, left, tackles schoolwork on his laptop while joined by tutor, Cheryl Davey, his twin brother, Wyatt, 7, and family cat, Jolene, at their Vancouver home Friday afternoon. The Lovato family is struggling to navigate digital learning, with one son with cerebral palsy, single mother Jill Lovato working full time and other obstacles.

September 24, 2020, 6:02am Clark County News

In the minutes leading up to another day of classes, twin brothers Rowan and Wyatt Lovato were both on the floor. Read story

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2 Prairie High School staffers test positive for coronavirus

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September 23, 2020, 7:21pm Clark County Health

Two staff members at Prairie High School were diagnosed with the novel coronavirus. No students were exposed. Read story

Kindergarten teacher Pam Younkin, center, leads students at the start of class at Sifton Elementary School on Tuesday afternoon. Transmission rates in Clark County are again too high for a widespread return to the classroom. While small groups like this are considered safe, state health guidelines recommend that schools with high rates of COVID-19 activity continue virtual learning.

Clark County COVID-19 activity surges, dashing hopes for fast return to classroom

Kindergarten teacher Pam Younkin, center, leads students at the start of class at Sifton Elementary School on Tuesday afternoon. Transmission rates in Clark County are again too high for a widespread return to the classroom. While small groups like this are considered safe, state health guidelines recommend that schools with high rates of COVID-19 activity continue virtual learning.

September 22, 2020, 12:16pm Clark County Health

Clark County's COVID-19 activity rate has drifted back into the "high" range, dashing hopes for a return to more in-person classes in area schools. Read story

New director sought for Hockinson schools

September 22, 2020, 6:05am Announcements

The Hockinson School District Board of Directors is seeking interested residents to apply for an unexpired term on the board through 2021. Read story

Landscape specialist Terry Flick keeps the lawn at Clark College in top shape as the campus is empty of students.

Clark College continues remote learning

Landscape specialist Terry Flick keeps the lawn at Clark College in top shape as the campus is empty of students.

September 21, 2020, 2:50pm Clark County News

Summer is over for Clark College students, but the campus was nearly deserted Monday as the community college continued its third quarter of remote learning. Read story

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Two Woodland elementary schools close for COVID risk

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September 21, 2020, 1:06pm Clark County News

Two Woodland elementary schools closed for in-person services Monday and Tuesday after two school district staff members tested positive for COVID-19, according school officials. Read story

Why Washington’s guidelines to open schools are more cautious than others

September 21, 2020, 8:00am Latest News

Sep. 21--The numbers seemed “incredibly low.” Read story

Mavric Martin, 5, from left, Hendric Martin, 3, and their cousin Oliver Emerick, 6, listen to Chelsey Martin as she starts an outer space science lesson. The boys pretended the outdoor fort was the spaceship while they collected different materials and supplies to take with them into space.

Do-it-yourself kindergarten gains traction in Clark County

Mavric Martin, 5, from left, Hendric Martin, 3, and their cousin Oliver Emerick, 6, listen to Chelsey Martin as she starts an outer space science lesson. The boys pretended the outdoor fort was the spaceship while they collected different materials and supplies to take with them into space.

September 20, 2020, 6:00am Clark County News

BATTLE GROUND -- For the Emerick and Martin boys, kindergarten is looking a lot more like a kitchen table than a classroom. Read story