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April 7, 2022
Attendees look at student artwork during the 2022 Washougal Youth Arts Month gallery exhibit at Washougal High School on Wednesday, March 23, 2022. The exhibit served as the culmination of Washougal Youth Arts Month (WYAM), created in 2019 by the Washougal School District, the Washougal Arts and Culture Alliance (WACA), the Washougal Schools Foundation and the city of Washougal. "The Washougal Arts and Culture Alliance has a wonderful partnership with our schools and have funded and helped facilitate a number of student-created public art pieces," WACA board member Rene Carroll said. "But our favorite collaboration is WYAM and the gallery specifically. The level of talent these young artists exhibit is impressive. It is wonderful to help share this work with the community and give students recognition for their efforts." The gallery featured artwork in a variety of forms, including multimedia, watercolor, clay, video, photography, metal and wood, as well as a loom for visitors to create fabric art for a community weaving project. The student-operated Panthers' Cafe served entrees on Wednesday, March 23, and appetizers on Saturday, March 26, and Washougal High School choir students Lily Barrett and Megan West sang one song each on the final day of the event. (Photos by Doug Flanagan/Post-Record)

Washougal celebrates young artists

The Washougal School District and Washougal Arts and Culture Alliance (WACA) celebrated young artists last month at the 2022 Washougal Youth Arts Month Gallery.

April 7, 2022

WSD sets early learning open house for April 14

The Washougal School District will hold an open house from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday, April 14, at Columbia River Gorge Elementary School to provide information about its early learning…

March 31, 2022

Stride Run registration opens

Registration is open for the Washougal School Foundation’s (WSF) 2022 Student Stride for Education event. The annual event will be held on May 21, at Fishback Stadium, and feature runs…

March 3, 2022
Kathy Scobba (right), the Washougal School District's career specialist and worksite learning coordinator, interviews Washougal High School senior Isabella Juhl (left) for a "security position" as part of a project for the school's introduction to medical careers and terminology class. College and career readiness are prioritized in WSD's strategic plan, which is undergoing a "mid-point check-in" process to better understand how the public thinks the school district is doing. (Contributed photo courtesy of the Washougal School District)

Midway through 6-year strategic plan, WSD checks in

The condition of the well-worn piece of paper that hangs on one of the walls of Les Brown’s office at the Washougal School District administration building serves as an indication of just how much he refers to the district’s most recent strategic plan.