I want to thank the Battle Ground Public Schools community for your patience during these difficult times. In my 38 years of public education, I have never experienced anything like this. There is certainly no playbook for how to deal with a worldwide pandemic that forces the closure of scho…

During this challenging time for our state and the country, it is imperative that we all work together to stop the spread of COVID-19 (coronavirus). This disease has had a devastating impact on people's health and financial well-being, which is why it is critical that we flatten the curve as…

Last week I wrote that this is our Sept. 12 moment, a time to unify as a country and come together despite the need to maintain social distancing. 

Nobody knows how deep the impact of the coronavirus will be, but one thing that it is destined to test is how effectively people will work from home. 

“A lot has been said and written about the fracturing of our communities and culture. Perhaps, just maybe, the current public health crisis will be the event that forces us to return to our commitments to humanity, grace, and working together for the common good! Just maybe.”  

Nobody knows how deep the impact of the coronavirus will be, but one thing that it is destined to test is how effectively people will work from home. 

Washington and Oregon lawmakers want to end their legislative sessions; however, accounting for the costs of carbon emissions is a major roadblock.

Your Battle Ground School Board is pleased to announce that middle school sports are returning to Battle Ground. 

The 2020 race for the White House is heating up. It’s shaping up to be a referendum on America’s market-based economic system. The central question is whether government or the private sector going to provide our basic products and services?

This Thursday might be your final chance to weigh in on a bill that would force every school in the state to incorporate wide-ranging sex ed into classrooms, starting in kindergarten.