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Many health systems are running low on supplies of protective equipment. Battle Ground School District collected the personal protective medical equipment from multiple schools and delivered it to a Legacy Health distribution warehouse.
Evergreen Public Schools donated over 11,000 masks, along with thousands of splash shields and hundreds of pairs of safety glasses to Clark Regional Emergency Service Agency (CRESA).
Winners of the Regional Awards are still set to compete against entries from around Washington State in the Annual State Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) Art Show in Olympia later this spring.
There is so much uncertainty around us right now regarding the Novel Coronavirus COVID-19. If you are uncertain how to feed yourself or your loved ones, help is available.
Woodland Public Schools launched a home learning opportunities website to provide area families with resources to help students continue their learning during the statewide COVID-19 school closure.
In times of great need, we often find ways to help in unexpected places. Margaret Rice, Washougal School District Career and Technical Director, heard about the critical need for personal protective equipment (PPE) for local hospitals, and she knew just where to look.
Woodland High School opens to serve as a makeshift rest area for long-haul truckers as many states across the country are closing their rest areas and truck stops due to COVID-19 prevention.
Schools play a vital role in getting communities through a crisis. Even now, when our local schools are closed, they continue to provide essential services that help feed our students bodies and minds, as well as also supporting the efforts of our first responders and health care workers by providing them free childcare during this crisis.
The Marshall Leadership Award recognizes a person’s leadership potential, commitment to public service, and strength of character.
Schools play a vital role in helping communities get through a crisis and even though schools are closed due to the current COVID-19 virus, Vancouver Public Schools is still hard at work for their community.
Schools play a large part in the lives of the communities they serve, and when the schools had to close due to the pandemic, that role did not go away… it got stronger.
Since 1996, Beaches restaurant has been helping first graders answer the question, “Do you like green eggs and ham?” by letting them try the real thing.
Evergreen Public School is offering a districtwide breakfast/lunch program with food available for any school age child/student. Meals are being delivered or may be picked up at one of the local schools listed.
Clark County is seeking applicants for three positions on its Commission on Aging. The commission manages and implements the county’s Aging Readiness Plan and fosters countywide awareness, dialogue, and insight into challenges and opportunities for residents of all ages, incomes, and abilities.
County Manager Shawn Henessee is seeking applicants for three for Clark County residents that represent a licensed veterinarian, a livestock owner, and a member at large for the Animal Control Advisory Board.
Congratulations to the Prairie High School debate team members on qualifying for the state competition!
Looking for a place to exercise your green thumb? Vancouver Parks and Recreation’s Community Garden Program has a plot to meet your needs.
The committee meets three times per year to understand and deliberate on ethical issues relating to public health policies, systems and operations.
Amy Eells of Battle Ground High School and Yeshi Berry of the Vancouver School of Arts and Academics are two of only 12 finalists headed to the state Poetry Out Loud competition in Tacoma on March 7.
The Pink Lemonade Project (PLP) has quietly been lending practical support to breast cancer patients in need of a boost. Last fall, PLP provided financial assistance to 23 local survivors through the Holiday Glow program.
Ridgefield School District is celebrating Youth Arts Month in a big way this year offering an abundance of opportunities for children and the Ridgefield community to discover their creative side through art and music throughout the entire month of March.
