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Diamond Dynamos: Washington & Columbia County's standout baseball & softball performances (May 13-17)
Below are the best of the best performances from last week on the Washington and Columbia County high school baseball and softball diamonds: Baseball Kruz Schoolcraft of Sunset allowed no hits and struck out 11 in a complete game shutout of Aloha.Coleton Noah of Forest Grove went 4-for-4 with a triple, double, two RBI and three runs-scored in a loss to McMinnville.Kyle Sheller of Sherwood went 3-for-4 with a home...
Career fair at Scappoose Middle School hopes to inspire students to select a career
In middle school or high school, students may not know what career they will ultimately pursue. But they might get a nudge in the right direction at Scappoose Middle School, on Wednesday, May 15, as speakers representing 16 different career clusters will be on hand at a career fair, between the hours of 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. The career fair will feature local community members and business owners. ...
Freshman enjoys assisting seniors after school
(SCAPPOOSE) — After helping in the Scappoose High School cafeteria and participating in the school choir, you might think Joshua Normine would want to settle down and catch a YouTube video (or two) just to relax. But no. In his off time, you’ll likely find Normine, a 16-year-old junior, helping a senior citizen with a daily chore. At school, Normine has a keen interest in cooking and helps in the...
Freshman enjoys assisting seniors after school
(SCAPPOOSE) — After helping in the Scappoose High School cafeteria and participating in the school choir, you might think Joshua Normine would want to settle down and catch a YouTube video (or two) just to relax. But no. In his off time, you’ll likely find Normine, a 16-year-old junior, helping a senior citizen with a daily chore. At school, Normine has a keen interest in cooking and helps in the...
Recognized: May Elks Student of the Month is Dominic Squires
As the varsity soccer goalie at Scappoose High School, Dominic helped set up the field and get the team ready for games. Dominic is a dedicated soccer player as he has been playing the sport since he was in kindergarten. As Captain of the swim team, Dominic helped demonstrate drills and lead preset workouts. Dominic has been a part of the swim team since sophomore year and was elected team Captain this year. ...
Recognized: May Elks Student of the Month is Dominic Squires
As the varsity soccer goalie at Scappoose High School, Dominic helped set up the field and get the team ready for games. Dominic is a dedicated soccer player as he has been playing the sport since he was in kindergarten. As Captain of the swim team, Dominic helped demonstrate drills and lead preset workouts. Dominic has been a part of the swim team since sophomore year and was elected team Captain this year. ...
Recognized: Scappoose High School receives Gold Council Award
Scappoose High School is one of 21 high schools and five middle schools in the state that received recognition as a high-achieving leadership program. Scappoose High School was awarded a Gold Council Award at the OASC Spring Leadership Conference on April 27. The award, sponsored by the Oregon Association of Student Councils (OASC), sets high standards for student councils and leadership programs and honors them if they can reach or exceed these goals. ...
Ridgefield High's Art Students Dive into NYC's Cultural Scene
Ridgefield High School's fine and performing arts students recently visited New York City for the fourth time since 2010. The trip, organized by Choir Teacher Bob Meek, took place during Spring Break. It aimed to expose students to the city's artistic culture to enhance their appreciation and understanding of different art forms. The group flew from Portland International Airport to New York.
Upcoming Kindergarten Orientations at Battle Ground Schools This May
Battle Ground Public Schools is organizing kindergarten orientations this month for children turning 5 years old by August 31, 2024. These events will take place across the district's seven primary schools. The orientations aim to introduce families to the school settings, the staff, and provide information on enrollment. Attendance does not require prior registration.
River HomeLink Updates Enrollment Policy to Prioritize Local Students for 2024-25 School Year
River HomeLink has announced updates to its enrollment process, effective from the 2024-25 school year. These changes are in response to increased demand for the school's programs. Previously, the school gave enrollment priority to siblings of current students to maintain community continuity. The new policy will give priority to students living within the Battle Ground Public Schools district, aiming to better serve the local community.
Clark College Culinary Stars Shine: Local Students Showcase Baking Mastery at Capstone Event
Gage Gwynn, a student at Clark College, developed an interest in baking while pursuing an associate degree. His math professor introduced him to the college's Professional Baking and Pastry Arts program. Seeing a link between math and baking, Gwynn enrolled in the program along with other enthusiastic students.
Clark College's Spring Career Connect Focuses on Public Service and Education Careers for Local Students
The Spring Career Connect event at Clark College took place on May 7, 2024, in PUB 161. It was designed for students and alumni interested in Public Service, Society, and Education. Advising Services, Career Services, and Student Success Coaches collaborated on this event, with faculty support to assist Education students. The Career Services team, including Emily Meoz, Trisha Haakonstad, Niira Krupnick, and Alex Kison, organized the event, with Alex Kison handling logistics and support from student employee Liz Knapp.
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