“I will always remember this Open Choice!” exclaimed an excited Kalama student after a morning spent traipsing through mud at WSU and touring Jeld-Wen Field in the afternoon.

“Rowing was so awesome and I can’t wait to try it again,” Kerridywn (Tahoma, gr.8) shared. Read the rest of this entry »

The structured and regularly scheduled buddy program that we have at the school is one of the highlights of the week for many of our students. It allows students to Read the rest of this entry »

Klickitat (5th/6th grade) and Loowit (1st/2nd grade) headed up to Mt. St. Helens this week. The weather wasn’t great but the trip was! Read the rest of this entry »

It is great to walk into the Science Lab and see our students involved in hands on science on a regular basis. As part of their Columbia River Gorge Thematic, the 5th and 6th graders are looking at river formation. The Stream Table Read the rest of this entry »

Art usually forces you to have an opinion and not always one that is the same as other people. Art provides an opportunity for us to articulate what appeals or doesn’t and allows us to learn about Read the rest of this entry »

We formally and finally opened our new playground on Friday, before the Welcome Back Picnic. Read the rest of this entry »

The artistic talents of The Gardner School of Arts & Sciences will be on display at gallery360, August 5th-27th.

Please join us on August 5th from 5-9pm for the gallery360 Opening Night Reception featuring the work of Gardner’s Artists!

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School still in running for playground grant – The Columbian

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The Gardner School of Arts and Sciences has reached the final round in a contest that would give them a $25,000 grant from Pepsi to help pay for a new playground. Read the rest of this entry »

Last Saturday we took another step forward in the building of our new playground – very different than the old one pictured above! We accomplished a lot but the big news is that we have set our first posts in concrete! Read the rest of this entry »