Key Updates for Battle Ground Residents: School Delays, Art Show Voting, and Community Events

This week, Battle Ground Public Schools announced several updates.

First, school start times will be delayed by one hour on Wednesday, May 15, to allow teachers time for collaboration on instructional practices. Students will still be dismissed at their regular times.

The 65th annual District Art Show is taking place, including the People’s Choice Award. Community members can vote for their favorite artworks until Sunday, May 19. The winners, including those of the Bob Peck Award and Superintendent Awards, will be announced at the board of directors meeting on May 28, which is open to the public and available online.

Kindergarten orientation sessions are scheduled for the week of May 20 at various primary schools in the district. Parents and children can tour the facilities, meet educators, and learn about enrollment. Details on times and locations are available on the district’s website.

Battle Ground High School will hold its annual plant sale on Saturday, May 18, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. The sale is open to the public and offers various payment options.

Lastly, the Battle Ground Community Education will host its first Spring Festival on Wednesday, May 22, at the Lewisville campus. The free event includes activities such as meeting program instructors, exploring local art, and participating in creating a community mural. This festival aims to engage the community and provide summer activities for children.

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