danielle.frost@camaspostrecord.com
September 9, 2014
Budget on the level for new school year
The Camas School District budget for 2014-15 is very similar to last year's, with a few exceptions.
The Camas School District budget for 2014-15 is very similar to last year's, with a few exceptions.
When asked to describe his favorite aspect of Paris, Craig Grable is at a loss for words.
Thanks to grants from a local charitable foundation, two programs in the Washougal School District will reap the benefits.
Students in Camas continue to score well above average on all parts of the state tests, while Washougal students posted gains in science and reading.
"Never give up." Marilyn Goodman lived by that statement. The Camas resident battled ovarian cancer for 10 years, enduring several reoccurrences and experimental therapies before the disease took her life on Aug. 15.
After the federal Department of Education removed Washington's No Child Left Behind waiver, local schools are being faced with a return of the former system.
By all accounts, George Willis has packed a lot of living into his 89 years on this earth.
As a senior in college at Graceland University, Paige Webberly was on track to her dream of becoming a doctor. She had good grades, a double major in biology and chemistry, and a work ethic to match.
Whether it was constructing a dinosaur skeleton, "digging" for fossils or exploring how magnets worked, there was plenty to do at the OMSI Science Festival at Hathaway Elementary School.
