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Attend the 2024 Science Night/open house on Feb. 1 (The original date was Jan. 18, but due to weather conditions this event has been rescheduled to Feb. 1) Join us on Thursday, Feb. 1 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. for the annual CASEE Science Night. Come visit Read more →
CASEE Center celebrates 30th anniversary Read here for the Reflector article about CASEE's 30th anniversary! On Saturday, Sept. 30, the CASEE Center held a public celebration with a panel discussion, student-led tours, cake and more to celebrate 30 years in Battle Ground. Many former CASEE students joined Read more →
CASEE celebrates 30 years Join us in celebrating three decades of the Center for Agriculture, Science and Environmental Education! Tour the campus, hear from founding staff members and former students, view current student projects and more. Everyone is welcome. Hope to see you there! When: Saturday, Sept. Read more →
Laurin seventh graders visit CASEE campus May 15, 2023 Laurin Middle School seventh graders recently took a trip to the Center for Agriculture, Science and Environmental Education on Thursday to learn about Washington state ecosystems. High schoolers enrolled in CASEE program, as well as teacher Jessica Molskness Read more →
CASEE students win first place at regional Envirothon May 15, 2023 Students from the Center for Agriculture, Science and Environmental Education traveled to Olympia, Washington, on April 25 to compete in the regional Envirothon. The natural resources competition focuses on the subject areas of soil, aquatics, wildlife Read more →
What do current CASEE students think of the program? For students who enjoy getting outdoors, working with their hands, learning about science, math, agriculture and more, and being part of a positive and engaging environment, the CASEE program may be just the place. This half-day STEM program Read more →
CASEE students contribute to ongoing Mount St. Helens research study It’s been nearly four decades since Mount St. Helens violently erupted on May 18, 1980, sending a massive plume of ash 80,000 feet into the atmosphere. The ensuing landslide transformed the landscape, reducing hundreds of square miles Read more →
Another day at the plant CASEE Food Science students have begun to plant the organic garden on the east side of the campus. They grouped up and claimed a row to plant vegetables of their choosing. Each group researched several different crops learning when and how to Read more →
Springtime at CASEE What's going on in the ponds at CASEE? Our Freshman and Sophomores are jumping in waders to survey the CASEE amphibian population. Natural Resource students join citizen scientists from all around Washington and Oregon for SWAMP, Southwest Washington Amphibian Monitoring Project. Students search for Read more →