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Hour of AI success!

Hour of AI success!

On December 8, 2025, the AI and Robotics Clubs hosted an exciting Hour of AI! Manson High School students teamed up with elementary students to explore the world of artificial intelligence. Using activities from Code.org and SchoolAI, students discovered how generative AI can create music, drawings, and even rap songs — including some sweet tracks about Manson Elementary School. Our young learners practiced writing effective prompts and got a glimpse of how AI can shape their futures. Most importantly, everyone had a great time learning, creating, and imagining what’s possible.

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Hands-on birdhouse project connects Washougal students across grades

Hands-on birdhouse project connects Washougal students across grades

Fourth-grade students in Washougal took their science and math lessons beyond the classroom walls through an innovative birdhouse building project. Washougal High School Woods Technology classes created the birdhouse kits, while middle school students from Canyon Creek and Jemtegaard Middle Schools provided direct support to Cape Horn-Skye and Columbia River Gorge Elementary students, mentoring the younger students through the construction process.

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Bring the arts to life

Bring the arts to life

In recent years, West Valley elementary schools have shifted from a music-only model to a broader focus on Fine Arts. This means students now learn not just music, but visual arts, drama, and even dance.

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Wind River middle schoolers design rockets and flight paths

Wind River middle schoolers design rockets and flight paths

At Wind River Middle School in the Stevenson-Carson School District, 7th grade STEM students recently designed and built their own rockets. To ensure safe launches, students drafted detailed flight paths, mapping out nearby trees, powerlines, and buildings to create comprehensive safety plans.

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