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Ridgefield: Alexander Fry

Ridgefield honors students, employees of month for May

Ridgefield: Alexander Fry

June 29, 2019, 5:58am Community

Ridgefield School District officials recognized the May Employee and Students of the Month at a recent board meeting. Read story

West Vancouver: Vancouver School of Arts and Academics band The Departures, accompanied by the Vocal Repertory Ensemble, perform Queen’s “Somebody to Love” at the annual Foundation for Vancouver Public Schools luncheon, which raised a record $300,000 in May.

Luncheon raises $300,000 for VPS

West Vancouver: Vancouver School of Arts and Academics band The Departures, accompanied by the Vocal Repertory Ensemble, perform Queen’s “Somebody to Love” at the annual Foundation for Vancouver Public Schools luncheon, which raised a record $300,000 in May.

June 29, 2019, 5:57am Community

The Foundation for Vancouver Public Schools raised a record $300,000 at its 17th annual luncheon on May 7 at the Hilton Vancouver Washington. Read story

Woodland: Woodland High School SkillsUSA medal winners, from left, Katelyn Paulson, Camila Avelar, Caleb Mouat and Brooke Schimmel.

Woodland students earn medals in statewide job competition

Woodland: Woodland High School SkillsUSA medal winners, from left, Katelyn Paulson, Camila Avelar, Caleb Mouat and Brooke Schimmel.

June 29, 2019, 5:56am Community

Woodland High School’s SkillsUSA team members brought home six medals from the 2019 State Conference held in Yakima, and Kimberly Miller, a Woodland High School teacher who also serves as the team’s adviser, was picked as the SkillsUSA Adviser of the Year for Washington. Read story

Ian Abrams, Ridgefield High School's first National Merit Scholar finalist in seventeen years.

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Ian Abrams, Ridgefield High School's first National Merit Scholar finalist in seventeen years.

June 29, 2019, 5:55am Community

Student becomes school’s first National Merit Scholar finalist in 17 years Read story

Central Vancouver: First lady Trudi Inslee stands with Scott McCallum, Washington State School of the Blind superintendent, and student athlete Chloe Larimore at a track and field event at the school in May.

First lady visits Washington State School for the Blind

Central Vancouver: First lady Trudi Inslee stands with Scott McCallum, Washington State School of the Blind superintendent, and student athlete Chloe Larimore at a track and field event at the school in May.

June 29, 2019, 5:55am Community

Washington’s first lady Trudi Inslee visited the Washington State School for the Blind in May to cheer on a track and field meet. Read story

Bug Chicks presentation amazes Gause students

June 29, 2019, 5:53am Community

Second-graders at Gause Elementary School had the opportunity to see a wide array of insects while also learning some valuable life lessons during a special classroom presentation in May. Read story

St. Joseph students raise money for Korean War memorial project

June 29, 2019, 5:52am Community

Each year, the students at St. Joseph Catholic School in Vancouver raise money during Catholic Schools Week with their annual Penny Drive. Read story

Battle Ground: Sandee Myers, left, and Krista Roadifer wear medals from participating in the 123rd annual Boston Marathon in April. Myers is a physical education teacher at Captain Strong Primary School, and Roadifer is a counselor at Chief Umtuch Middle School.

Battle Ground teacher and counselor compete in Boston Marathon

Battle Ground: Sandee Myers, left, and Krista Roadifer wear medals from participating in the 123rd annual Boston Marathon in April. Myers is a physical education teacher at Captain Strong Primary School, and Roadifer is a counselor at Chief Umtuch Middle School.

June 29, 2019, 5:51am Community

Two employees from Battle Ground Public Schools participated in the 123rd Annual Boston Marathon in April. Read story

Everybody Has a Story: Boy, 11, a lifesaver

June 22, 2019, 6:05am Clark County Life

All of us have had a once-in-a-lifetime learning experience that changed our lives. My amazing lesson happened in 1947. I was age 11, in sixth grade, and I saved a life. This life-saving event involved my precious pet, Buttons, a small black terrier who was very pregnant for the first… Read story

Sharon York looks past a mural of her ancestors, the Wishon family, while talking with her sisters at Orchards Plaza.

Clark Asks: Mural tells tale of Orchards

Sharon York looks past a mural of her ancestors, the Wishon family, while talking with her sisters at Orchards Plaza.

June 22, 2019, 6:05am Clark County Life

Lauren Smith frequently drives by a mural in Orchards depicting local life in the early 1900s. The 70-foot-long mural has a prune-picking family standing in front of an orchard, Mount St. Helens (with its top), the Orchards Feed Mill and the Orchards-Sifton streetcar. Read story