It’s almost time for Camas High School theater students to showcase vocalists, actors and a giant human-eating plant in their debut of “Little Shop of Horrors,” featuring music by Alan Menken and Howard Ashman, at 7 p.m., Friday, March 16, at Camas High.
The Camas School District Board of Directors is seeking applicants to fill the District 1 and District 5 positions on the board.
“It’s like flying a plane, while building it, with children on board.”
The Washougal High School drama department is warming up voices, instruments and sound systems to prepare for Irving Berlin’s classic songs, “Anything you can do, I can do better,” and “There’s no business like show business,” which will fill the auditorium when students take the stage to perform the 1940s musical, “Annie Get Your Gun,” this week.
Two members of the Camas School Board unexpectedly resigned this week, citing personal reasons for their departures. Camas School District Board President Julie Rotz and Vice President Casey O’Dell announced…
A new “Panther Den” at Washougal High School is poised to provide a sort of sanctuary for students in need.
As part of “College and Career Week” at Gause Elementary School, held Jan. 8-12, students participated in a variety of activities aimed at preparing them to think about graduation, careers and college.
In December, Hathaway Elementary students joined millions of others worldwide to explore computer sciences and participate in the “Hour of Code” event held during Computer Science Education Week. The Hour of Code is a global movement designed to introduce tens of millions of students to computer sciences, inspire them to learn about computer science, break stereotypes and feel more empowered by their new knowledge.
Eight accomplished Washougal High School musicians joined the Northwest High School Honor Band at Pacific Lutheran University Jan. 5-6, in Tacoma.
Washougal High School health students were recently trained in skills to help save lives.
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