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July 15, 2021
Washougal School District plans $52 million budget
Washougal School District plans $52 million budget
Washougal School District plans $52 million budget
The Washougal School District lost about 250 students — roughly 7 percent of its student body — during the course of the 2020-21 school year, when COVID-19 regulations forced a blend of remote and limited in-person learning, but school officials are optimistic the district will be able to attract a portion of those students back this fall.
Washougal High School is hosting a series of free summer sports camps this month for students entering third through eighth grades. Washougal girls basketball coach Britney…
The Camas School District will host its second Summer Food Service Program, which provides free summer meals for all children ages 1 to 18. The program begins June 30 and…
Washougal High School culinary students will use locally harvested produce that was raised on school grounds in their cooking classrooms this fall thanks to a donation from a community member.
Share, a Vancouver-based nonprofit organization, will provide free food to people 18 and younger at the Washougal Community Library this summer. The “grab and go” meals will be available from…
In the weeks following a heated May 10 Camas School Board meeting featuring a group of vocal Camas-area residents who railed against the school district’s “woke” agenda, COVID-19 mask mandates, remote learning and racial justice and equity programs, dozens of Camas parents have written letters and spoken out in defense of the school district and its elected school board officials.
Brenda Hitchins challenges her Washougal High School culinary students to succeed, but also to not fear failure. If they accidentally crack an egg and break a yoke, for example, she’ll remind them that eggs are cheap and easily accessible, and encourage them to try again.
The Washougal Police Department is investigating a minor school bus accident that occurred on Monday, June 15, at Gause Elementary School. While picking up students at…
One year after the COVID-19 pandemic forced local school districts to reimagine high school graduation ceremonies, seniors from Camas, Hayes Freedom and Washougal high schools’ class of 2021 gathered for in-person commencement ceremonies.