Camas-Washougal Post-Record

December 15, 2016

School notes for Dec. 15, 2016

Stockings for students seeks donations

December 15, 2016

First-grade students at Gause Elementary proudly display their project about how to make a prosthetic trunk for an elephant. It was inspried after the class read a series of books about animals who have faced challenges. (Contributed photo)

First-graders test engineering skills

Students design a ‘trunk’ for elephant

December 8, 2016

Third-grader Katie Jackson stands with some of the items she helped collect for Pacific Crest Academy's annual food drive. Katie and her dad, Harlan, helped double the food collected by inquiring at Chuck's Produce about donations to the efforts. (Contributed photo)

Small school scores big with food drive

Every year, Pacific Crest Academy in Camas runs an annual food drive with donations benefitting St. Vincent de Paul in Vancouver.

December 8, 2016

River HomeLink performs ‘A Christmas Carol’

December 8, 2016

A volunteer with Project Transformation uses magnetic letters to interact with a child. The goal of the eight-week program is to close the reading gap for children who need extra help. Camas United Methodist Church will participate in Project Transformation in 2017. (Photo contributed by Project Transformation National)

Camas church wants to improve children’s reading successes

Next year, Camas United Methodist Church will participate in a program that will provide after-school and day camp activities for children in kindergarten through the sixth grade.

December 1, 2016

School notes for Dec. 1, 2016

Unite! sets community celebration

December 1, 2016

A student tries on a traditional knight's helmet during an assembly at Cape Horn-Skye Elementary . (Contributed photo)

Bringing history to life

Cape Horn-Skye Elementary students were transported back to the middle ages during an assembly by the Knights of Veritas recently.

November 24, 2016

School notes for Nov. 24, 2016

Portuguese storytime begins at the library

November 24, 2016

Donna Hargrave, school administrator, works with students at Camas Montessori School recently. After an almost three year process, the school has moved into its new location at Northeast Everett Street and 23rd Avenue, and is hosting an open house for the community on Dec. 3.

Camas Montessori moves into new location

It’s been a long, bumpy journey, but Camas Montessori School finally has a new home.

November 17, 2016

Hathaway students strive to improve attendance

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