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August 27, 2023
Camas School District: ‘There will be no school tomorrow’
The first day of school in the Camas School District will likely be delayed. Students were expected to return to their classrooms for the start of…
The first day of school in the Camas School District will likely be delayed. Students were expected to return to their classrooms for the start of…
The Camas School District and the Camas Education Association (CEA), a union representing around 450 Camas educators, will continue bargaining for a new teachers’ contract this weekend —…
A majority of Camas teachers have voted to authorize a potential strike if the teachers’ union and Camas School District cannot reach agreement on a new contract by…
Officials in Camas and Washougal are considering participating in a community solar array project spearheaded by the Port of Camas-Washougal and Clark Public Utilities (CPU).
The Office of the Washington State Auditor has identified deficiencies in the city of Camas’ internal control over financial reporting.
Camas School District students are scheduled to go back to school next week, but ongoing contract negotiations between the Camas School District and its teachers’ union could delay…
Following a 2023-24 budget process that included more than $5 million in cuts, Camas School District leaders say they have been able to find positions for 27 of the 37 certified teachers included in the district’s planned reduction in force (RIF).
Today is the final day for written comments regarding the environmental impact of Georgia-Pacific’s planned removal of Camas paper mill structures located in and over the Columbia River and the Camas Slough.
The Camas City Council has approved a $148,000 contract with Battle Ground-based Johansson Wing Architects that will kickstart the replacement — and possible re-siting — of the Camas-Washougal Fire Department’s Station 41 headquarters.
Camas Police Chief Tina Jones approached Camas City Council members this week with a request for city officials to increase the city’s share of a 23-year-old funding agreement between the city and the Camas School District that pays for two school resource officers (SROs).