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La Center high losing patron of the arts | May 21
Don Landes-McCullough retiring after three decades of teaching at school
LA CENTER — The halls of La Center High School are like wings of an eclectic museum, where artwork from various periods, of different styles and motifs, mingle.
Battle Ground schools negotiating interim administrator contracts | May 21
After Shonny Bria, superintendent of Battle Ground Public Schools, announced her retirement on April 29, the district appointed Duane Rose as liaison to the school board during the transition. In that capacity, Rose is being paid $10,000 per month for May and June, according to district officials.
State audit faults Evergreen schools | May 21
District received $9,585 in excess funding due to errors
A state audit has found fault in the way Evergreen Public Schools calculated and reported compliance with the national school lunch and school breakfast programs.
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Paddy Hough Parade | March 15
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Crestline Fire Update | February 25
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Crestline students start over | February 7
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Crestline Elementary fire | February 3
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Governor's Ball food prep | January 15
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Student Art Shows | January 4
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Ridgefield First Day of School | August 29
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Washougal High First Day School 2011 | August 29
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Ellsworth Elementary First Day | August 31
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Battle Ground schools evacuated for suspicious metal device | May 22
A suspicious metallic object left in a staff bathroom at Tukes Valley Middle School prompted an evacuation of the middle and primary school this morning.
WSU proposes limiting tuition increase | May 22
A proposal to limit any tuition increase at Washington State University and its branch campuses, including WSU Vancouver, to 2 percent for the coming academic year will be on the agenda when the WSU Board of Regents meets at 3 p.m. Thursday. Videoconferencing of the meeting will be available at the WSU Vancouver campus in the Dengerink Administration Building, Room 307.
Injured veterans find multiple benefits from paddling on dragon boat teams | May 22
From the shore along Vancouver Lake, you can see ospreys slice through the sky, then suddenly wheel around and plunge toward a target in the water.
Fort to host Children’s Cultural Parade event | May 22
An estimated 1,500 from Vancouver and Evergreen public schools third-graders will participate in the 11th annual Children’s Cultural Parade at the Fort Vancouver National Historic Site at 10 a.m. May 31.
Mountain View wraps up 'Oklahoma!' | May 22
Mountain View — Mountain View High School wrapped up its production of "Oklahoma!" on May 11. The classic Rodgers and Hammerstein musical tells a love story set in the pre-statehood Oklahoma territory. During two weekends in early May, students sang and danced to classic numbers, including "Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin'," and the titular song. The production was directed by Paige Oppenhagen and Jeanette James.
Battle Ground school board appoints Rose interim superintendent | May 20
The Battle Ground school board unanimously appointed Duane Rose as the district's interim superintendent while a successor for Shonny Bria is found. Bria is retiring June 30 after 15 years at the district's helm.
Campaign starts to teach hands-only CPR to thousands (with video) | May 17
Call 911. Push hard and push fast.
Crestline kindergartners get a preview of Dozer Day (with video) | May 17
A caravan of Evergreen Public Schools buses lurched to a stop in the Cemex/Fisher Quarry in east Vancouver. When the doors opened, four classes of Crestline Elementary School kindergartners tumbled out, ready for the sneak preview of Dozer Day.
Battle Ground school board to discuss transition plan | May 16
The board of directors of Battle Ground Public Schools will hold a special meeting Saturday in the main office conference room at Battle Ground High School, 300 W. Main St.
Clark County Skills Center's fashion merchandising program a good fit | May 16
"It's way more than a pair of pants."
Clark College fundraising target is $20 million | May 15
Jan Oliva is a believer in the vital role Clark College plays in Clark County and Southwest Washington. The community volunteer is leading the college's $20 million fundraising campaign — the most ambitious in the school's 80-year history.
Grief counselors at Camas High School after student's death | May 15
Grief counselors are available to students at Camas High School today to assist those affected by the death of a male senior at the school.
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