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Students open breakfast bistro at Washougal High

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The student-operated Panther Cafe breakfast bistro opened to staff members and pupils at Washougal High School’s Excelsior building on Feb. 22.

The cafe is the latest product of the Washougal School District career and technical education’s (CTE) latest worksite learning program, which provides students with on-the-job experience while earning school credits.

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