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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 milesRead 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 toRead 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 forRead more →
Forest Health with DNR and the Future of the CASEE Forest You may not know this but the CASEE campus land is not owned by the school district. It is a land trust managed by Washington State Department of Natural Resources whichRead more →
The Game is Afoot at CASEE Everyone loves a good mystery, especially CASEE seniors! Forensic Scientist Amelia Bussell of the Washington State Patrol Crime Lab in Vancouver joined CASEE Biotechnology students to share details about her career in forensic science. Amelia has worked some amazing andRead more →
Student Science in Action at Mount St. Helens CASEE is a unique program in the Battle Ground Public School District due to an emphasis on experience based learning and partnerships with local and state agencies. Over the years, CASEE has developed many projects to provideRead more →