The staff of Woodland Public Schools kicked off the start of the school year earlier this month with “Distance Learning 2.0,” which implements new strategies, techniques and teaching styles to ensure students will receive a distance learning experience that more closely resembles in-person l…
As we prepare to enter a new school year remotely amid the pandemic, we continue to celebrate and honor the class of 2020;
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Over the summer, Battle Ground Public Schools has been working to make recommended security improvements and regular scheduled maintenance to maintain the community’s investment in the district's facilities.The goal is for work to be completed by the time students return to the school for in…
The Battle Ground Public Schools’ Director of Career and Technical Education (CTE) Cindy Arnold was recently selected as the Outstanding CTE Administrator of the Year by the Washington Association for Career and Technical Education.
On Thursday, Lt. Gov. Cyrus Habib announced the names of the students selected to join the Washington State Legislative Youth Advisory Council (LYAC).
Gavin Gannon has been working towards his goal of becoming an Eagle Scout for many years. Back when he set his sights on becoming one, he never could have guessed his Eagle Scout project would be sewing hundreds of masks for the Ridgefield School District.
The Battle Ground Education Foundation (BGEF) recently donated $20,000 to Battle Ground Public Schools for the purchase of Chromebooks computers and software licences. Battle Ground Public Schools provides Chromebooks to each and every student through it’s one-to-one computing initiative.
The Battle Ground Public Schools Board of Directors has selected Jackie Maddux to fill the District 5 director position. The position was left vacant after board member Tina Lambert resigned earlier this year. Maddux was one of five candidates the board interviewed and considered. She was sw…
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee, Superintendent Chris Reykdal and the state Department of Health (DOH) last week announced a “Decision Tree” framework to help local school districts determine how to resume learning this school year. The framework emphasizes the fact that community transmission mu…
The Ridgefield Family Resource Center helps Ridgefield families and students in need, and with all of the challenges created by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Resource Center has been busy. With restructured programs to allow for social distancing and safety, the center had to close its communal…
Six Boy Scouts from the Columbia River District successfully passed their Eagle Scout Board of Review this past February and have been advanced to the rank of Eagle Scout. Collectively, the group of Boy Scouts planned and led a total of 795 hours of community service and provided positive be…
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There’s growing debate over whether students should return to class in the fall as cases of COVID-19 continue to rise across the state and country. Do you think students should return in the fall?
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