May 16, 2018
Field trip brings class to life
A Camas High forensic science class is giving students a chance to learn about crime scene observations, blood spatter, fingerprinting and ballistics.
A Camas High forensic science class is giving students a chance to learn about crime scene observations, blood spatter, fingerprinting and ballistics.
Camas High School environmental teacher Jennifer Dean is one of 35 teachers from across the nation selected by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to be a part of its Teacher at Sea program, which provides educators with real-world science research experiences.
Julie Ward, a Title I math paraeducator at Woodburn Elementary, was named the 2018 regional classified employee of the year in March.
Nine elementary students from Camas schools have qualified for the 2018 Washington State Elementary Chess Championship to be held on Saturday, April 21, in Pasco, Washington.
Two members of the Camas School Board unexpectedly resigned this week, citing personal reasons for their departures. Camas School District Board President Julie Rotz and Vice President Casey O’Dell announced…
Local students earn degrees
CWU program will allow opportunities to earn credits in a high school setting
Adults in Southwest Washington who lack a high school diploma now have a new, streamlined way to earn this educational achievement. Clark College has adopted High School 21+, a new…
District hosts school supply drive The Washougal School District is hosting a school supply drive for children in need. Supplies can be brought to Washougal City Hall, 1701 “C” St.,…
For most kids, going shopping for new school clothes is an anticipated late summer ritual. But for many in the foster care system, this has never happened. That’s why…
