Two Clark County school districts are returning to voters April 22 to seek approval for levies that failed in February.
Read more…
Source: The Columbian
Battle Ground, Hockinson school districts try again for levies at ballot box
Published in Battle Ground & Hockinson, Battle Ground Public Schools, clark county, Clark County News, Clark County Politics, Election, Hockinson School District, Latest News, Newsletter, Politics, School levies and bonds and Schools
More from Battle Ground & HockinsonMore posts in Battle Ground & Hockinson »
- Battle Ground has seven ‘big ideas’ — from storefronts to parking — to improve Old Town
- Trout Lake man identified as pilot killed in Battle Ground area plane crash
- Plane lost control, flew into trees in fatal crash at Goheen Field north of Battle Ground, FAA report says
- Judge issues restraining order to prevent WSDOT from enforcing deadline against C-Tran over its board composition
- C-Tran’s The Current on-demand bus service launches in Battle Ground
More from Battle Ground Public SchoolsMore posts in Battle Ground Public Schools »
- Clark County Council looking for ways to fund affordable housing project in Battle Ground before deadlines hit
- Middle schooler’s vision brings Battle Ground school publication back to life
- Free summer meals program in Clark County for kids 18 and younger starts this month
- 3 Clark County high school graduates overcome pandemic’s challenges, more, to find academic success
- Twenty years of data: Battle Ground students get feet wet in amphibian study
More from clark countyMore posts in clark county »
- ‘Doors remain open’ at Planned Parenthood in Vancouver amid nationwide closures
- Truck carrying 5,000 bees overturns in Fairgrounds neighborhood
- Give More 24! raises $2.3 million for 180 nonprofit groups in Southwest Washington
- St. Andrew needs $175,000 to make sure winter shelter can meet community need
- Clark County releases growth plan draft environmental review
More from Clark County NewsMore posts in Clark County News »
- ‘Doors remain open’ at Planned Parenthood in Vancouver amid nationwide closures
- Hazel Dell’s infamous Value Motel has gone from crime magnet to Safe Haven
- Top Stories: New warehouse spaces in Vancouver, sales tax on services, pedestrian killed on I-205
- Truck carrying 5,000 bees overturns in Fairgrounds neighborhood
- Bail set at $500K for man accused in July drive-by shooting in Vancouver
More from Clark County PoliticsMore posts in Clark County Politics »
- After a failed levy, Prop. 5 is a less-expensive bid to raise money for Vancouver police services
- Vancouver residents’ top concerns at forum? Population growth, abandoned vehicles, homelessness
- Vancouver resident asks Department of Defense to investigate state Sen. John Braun over campaign website
- Clark County Council crafts new ‘beneficial’ review process for county manager
- Clark County, Ridgefield officials at odds over growth plans in balance of housing, jobs
More from ElectionMore posts in Election »
- After a failed levy, Prop. 5 is a less-expensive bid to raise money for Vancouver police services
- Former Clark County Councilor Temple Lentz ready to champion Port of Vancouver
- League of Women Voters to host fourth candidate forum
- League of Women Voters will host panel discussion to explain Clark County charter review
- Facebook post saying John Braun was dropping out of 3rd District race was a fake
More from Hockinson School DistrictMore posts in Hockinson School District »
- Special filing period set in August for offices in Clark County with no candidates
- Hockinson School District to hold surplus sales
- Voters still say “No” to Battle Ground and Hockinson school levies, Camas-Washougal fire authority
- Battle Ground and Hockinson school levies, Camas-Washougal fire authority still failing at ballot box
- Special election ballots due today in Clark County
More from Latest NewsMore posts in Latest News »
- ‘Doors remain open’ at Planned Parenthood in Vancouver amid nationwide closures
- Hazel Dell’s infamous Value Motel has gone from crime magnet to Safe Haven
- Top Stories: New warehouse spaces in Vancouver, sales tax on services, pedestrian killed on I-205
- Truck carrying 5,000 bees overturns in Fairgrounds neighborhood
- Bail set at $500K for man accused in July drive-by shooting in Vancouver
More from NewsletterMore posts in Newsletter »
- ‘Doors remain open’ at Planned Parenthood in Vancouver amid nationwide closures
- Hazel Dell’s infamous Value Motel has gone from crime magnet to Safe Haven
- Truck carrying 5,000 bees overturns in Fairgrounds neighborhood
- Bail set at $500K for man accused in July drive-by shooting in Vancouver
- Give More 24! raises $2.3 million for 180 nonprofit groups in Southwest Washington
More from PoliticsMore posts in Politics »
- After a failed levy, Prop. 5 is a less-expensive bid to raise money for Vancouver police services
- Federal government’s shutdown fuels uncertainty for Clark County’s federal workers
- Vancouver residents’ top concerns at forum? Population growth, abandoned vehicles, homelessness
- Vancouver resident asks Department of Defense to investigate state Sen. John Braun over campaign website
- Clark County Council crafts new ‘beneficial’ review process for county manager
More from School levies and bondsMore posts in School levies and bonds »
- Metal roof too expensive for the Washougal High School roof-replacement project budget
- Battle Ground schools: ‘No matter how much we don’t want this to happen, cuts are going to happen’
- Special election ballots due today in Clark County
- Hockinson and Battle Ground school districts approve levies for April ballot after failures in February
- Second-day ballot count shows both Evergreen Public Schools’ levies passing
More from SchoolsMore posts in Schools »
- ‘It’s a partnership that’s going to benefit both sides’: Cascadia Technical Academy’s maritime tech program at Port of Vancouver celebrated
- William Lothspeich was Columbia River’s first principal in 1962; his grandson is following in his footsteps
- Career night for high-schoolers to explore military opportunities set Oct. 8 at Skyview High School
- Some Camas, Washougal students in Running Start program stalled from graduating
- ‘There isn’t a lot of art out there like this’: Art installation caps Washington School for the Deaf remodel, expansion
Be First to Comment