Opportunity Knocks for Middle School and High School Students The cTran Youth Opportunity Pass is available to all middle school and high school students who are enrolled in Vancouver, Evergreen, Battle Ground, Camas and Washougal school districts, the Washington State School for the Blind, the Washington School for the Deaf and the Next Success program. [...]
Four Vancouver Public Schools students earned top honors and prizes in the inaugural Stormwater Partners Student Video Contest.
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The $1,000 John Abio Future Entrepreneurs Scholarship is for current high school students that will be pursuing a business degree. One $1,000 scholarship will be awarded based on the best 1,000 word essay that, “describes an industry in the world that needs drastic improvement and how a new business idea would make that industry better”. [...]
News to know: Free summer meals, findings and key actions from the equity audit and looking ahead to fall.
Vancouver iTech Preparatory's Jonah Campbell, Clark Hegewald and Grant Myers are the only students from Washington state represented in the showcase.
Findings from the audit showed areas that the district can improve to be more inclusive of all students, families and employees by embracing each person’s unique culture and background.
News to know: Looking ahead to fall, summer camps, Kindergarten Jump Start.
Still need help completing your WASFA or FASFA? Clark College is a hosting a FREE Financial Aid Lab to provide one-on-one support for anyone needing support completing their financial aid forms. Clark College is here to help all students...even if you aren’t planning to be a Penguin! Wednesday, June 23 (Zoom in anytime between 5-7PM) [...]
Does your FAFSA's "Expected Family Contribution" have you freaking out? How can you tell what your family really has to pay for your student to attend college or a university? Find out how to understand your student's financial aid package. This episode focuses on the process of financial aid and understanding the award [...]
