Education
WVC’s ‘College In The High School’ Receives Accreditation
For high school students, starting college with some credits already on their transcript can be a quick, affordable way to get a jump start. Wenatchee Valley College received accreditation for its College in the High School program from the National Alliance of Concurrent Enrollment Partnerships. College in the High School allows students in grades 10,…
Read MoreCommunity Forum June 17 Tackles School Safety
How to make our schools safer is a critical question right now in NCW and across the country. This Monday, June 17, Wenatchee Valley College, Chelan County Sheriff’s Office and the Criminal Justice Training Commission of Washington are hosting a free community forum at the Grove Recital Hall. Chelan County Sheriff Brian Burnett said local…
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Wash. Opportunity Scholarship Not Just For 4-Year Colleges
The Washington State Opportunity Scholarship awarded $1.8 million last year to 83 students in North Central Washington attending four-year state colleges or universities. Now a new program seeks to aid students wanting to attend Career or Technical schools, as Marcus Bllissimo reports.
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After 78 Years, Pangborn Airport’s Civil Air Patrol Still Recruiting New Aviators
A civil support organization that started during the early days of WWII is always looking for new members. You too can be part of the Pangborn Composite Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol.
Read MoreSenior Parties Busted In Cashmere, Burch Mnt.
With graduations taking place tomorrow and Saturday, senior party season is here too. Local law enforcement is on the look-out for parties with minors in possession of alcohol and marijuana, and have so far busted one in Cashmere and one up Burch Mountain, said Chelan County Sheriff Brian Burnett. Burnett said three dozen minors will…
Read MoreAfter School District Land Deal, Plain To Get New Fire Station
After a couple of years of back-and-forth, the Plain area will get something it desperately needs – a fully functioning and manned fire station, as Marcus Bellissimo reports.
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It’s Graduation Party Season, Local Law Enforcement Want All Seniors To ‘Walk’
Last year, a couple of incidents turned what should have been a celebratory occasion into a somber reality. This year for graduation, a safety initiative wants to ensure that “Everybody Walks.” KOHO also sat down with Chelan County Sheriff Brian Burnett to learn more about the campaign.
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Calling All Engineers, Artists, Crafters For Wenatchee’s Annual Maker Faire
They call it the Greatest Show and Tell on Earth – an all-day exhibit of local engineers and scientists, artists and crafters. It’s the 5th annual Wenatchee Mini Maker Faire – a family-friendly showcase of invention, creativity and resourcefulness. Dan Langager has more.
Read MoreAs School Year Winds Down, Teacher Shortage Shows No Sign Of Ending
Summer vacation is around the corner, but it’s not all celebration at schools in our area and across the country. A new report puts a spotlight on the economic stress facing people who choose a career in teaching, as Dan Langager reports.
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With Cascade High School Renovation Done, Ribbon-Cutting Party Tonight
The Cascade High School renovation is complete and is hosting a dedication tonight. There will be a presentation and ribbon cutting ceremony at 6 p.m., followed by self-guided tours of the newly-expanded school. Paid for by a voter-approved bond, the over $25 million dollar high school expansion and remodel includes a new two-story academic wing,…
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Nearly $2 Million in STEM Scholarships Awarded to 83 NCW Students
Since its inception in 2011, a scholarship program continues to see growth. And the amount of students awarded the scholarship in NCW has almost doubled every year, as Marcus Bellissimo reports.
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