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Cape Horn-Skye honored for being in top five percent for reading, math improvement

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Cape Horn-Skye students hold up signs representing the number of times the school has been named a statewide School of Distinction during an assembly last week.

Cape Horn-Skye students hold up signs representing the number of times the school has been named a statewide School of Distinction during an assembly last week.

Washougal School District Superintendent Mike Stromme leads students in a school cheer.

Washougal School District Superintendent Mike Stromme leads students in a school cheer.

Kodiak pride was bursting out of the gymnasium at Cape Horn-Skye Elementary Thursday.

All the students and teachers gathered for a recognition ceremony, to celebrate being a state School of Distinction, an award given for sustained improvement in reading/ELA and math achievement.

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