The Battle Ground School District is inviting the public to take a tour of three of its schools to witness the accomplishments of students and staff, showcasing highlights such as a school greenhouse, robotics, and academic interventions.

On Thu., May 25 community members are invited to tour Prairie High School, Laurin Middle School and Glenwood Heights Primary

Community members, neighbors, volunteers, parents, guardians and more are invited to take a tour of Prairie High School, Laurin Middle School and Glenwood Heights Primary School to discover the extraordinary things that students and staff members are accomplishing each day.

Tour information

Thursday, May 25, 2023
Check in: 8:15 a.m. to 8:30 a.m.
Tour: 8:30 a.m. to 12:45 p.m.
The tour will begin and end at Prairie High School. Transportation will be provided between schools.
This tour is open to the public. Everyone is welcome!

Complete this form to reserve a spot. The deadline is Friday, May 12.

Tour highlights

At Prairie, visitors will see the school’s greenhouse, watch robotics in a computer science class and see ceramic pieces made by students.

Laurin will take visitors to an eighth-grade history teacher’s classroom, the school’s Zen Den and a special education classroom.

Among the highlights at Glenwood Heights are a second-grade classroom where academic interventions are used to support students and a new curriculum is being piloted. Visitors also will stop by a fourth-grade classroom demonstrating English language arts instruction and classes that support multilingual learners and help students meet academic standards.

The tour will conclude with a free lunch prepared by Prairie High School culinary students and a musical performance.

Information provided by Battle Ground School District.

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