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Washougal’s Hathaway Elementary School program includes free lunches, summer camps, academics and activities

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A variety of students access Hathaway's free summer lunch program, from those in local Community Education programs to those participating in credit recovery. The lunches run from 11:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. Monday through Friday, until Aug. 16.

A variety of students access Hathaway's free summer lunch program, from those in local Community Education programs to those participating in credit recovery. The lunches run from 11:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. Monday through Friday, until Aug. 16.

During outdoor activity time at Hathaway, everyone gets involved. David Tudor, Washougal School District curriculum director, is no exception. Here, he pushes students on the swings.

During outdoor activity time at Hathaway, everyone gets involved. David Tudor, Washougal School District curriculum director, is no exception. Here, he pushes students on the swings.

After eating lunch at Hathaway Elmentary School, all students are invited to participate in a variety of activities, which are led by volunteers from local churches. "We have adults out here to help lead games, hold jump ropes, lead arts and crafts projects and even just push kids on the swings," said Tudor.

After eating lunch at Hathaway Elmentary School, all students are invited to participate in a variety of activities, which are led by volunteers from local churches. "We have adults out here to help lead games, hold jump ropes, lead arts and crafts projects and even just push kids on the swings," said Tudor.

Local students enjoy craft projects in the sun with art supplies donated by a district patron.

Local students enjoy craft projects in the sun with art supplies donated by a district patron.

Sometimes it takes just a small idea to create a ripple of change.That is what is happening in the Washougal School District this summer.

At Hathaway Elementary School, students from pre-kindergarten through high school level are receiving extra academic help, along with free, nutritious lunches; and they are participating in enrichment activities.

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