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Hello LCC alumni,If you’re looking for an opportunity to put your leadership skills to work in our community, Atlas Comm...
10/06/2026

Hello LCC alumni,

If you’re looking for an opportunity to put your leadership skills to work in our community, Atlas Community High School is seeking board members, volunteers, and community partners to help bring a new school to life.
Atlas is developing a Montessori-informed high school centered on belonging, purpose, and community, with plans for income-based tuition, hands-on learning, and partnerships with local businesses and nonprofits.

Their upcoming Community Info Night is an opportunity to hear the vision, meet the people behind it, and explore how your experience and connections could help move the school toward opening.

We’re excited to have fellow LCC alumnus James Barnes as our speaker for the evening, helping share Atlas’s inspiring vision and the role our community can play in making it a reality.

Thursday, October 22, 2026
5:30–6:30 p.m.
Clark County Food Bank, Community Kitchen in Walnut Grove

Atlas is looking for community leaders interested in:
Board service: Help shape the school’s direction, strengthen governance, and build the support needed to open.
Volunteer leadership: Contribute your skills in areas such as outreach, fundraising, event planning, and organizational development.
Community connections: Introduce potential partners, donors, volunteers, and other advocates to Atlas.

This evening is specifically about leadership, service, and helping build the school. You do not need to have a prospective student to attend, and no commitment is expected.

LCC alumni bring experience, relationships, and a commitment to community that could make a meaningful difference at this stage of Atlas’s development. We encourage you to attend and explore where you might contribute.

Learn more about Atlas and ways to get involved.

Warmly,
Julia Krivoruk
Volunteer Executive Director, Atlas Community High School

This Disability Awareness Month, Leadership Clark County recognizes the many individuals, families, advocates, and commu...
10/04/2026

This Disability Awareness Month, Leadership Clark County recognizes the many individuals, families, advocates, and community leaders working to make Southwest Washington more accessible, inclusive, and welcoming for everyone.

Progress happens when people challenge barriers and create opportunities for others to participate fully in community life. Across Clark County, disability advocates and organizations like Peace NW and Pasitos Gigantes have helped advance access to education, employment, housing, healthcare, and civic engagement, ensuring more voices are represented in the conversations that shape our future.

Their work reminds us that leadership comes in many forms. Whether through advocacy, mentorship, service, or lived experience, people with disabilities continue to strengthen our communities and demonstrate the value of perseverance, innovation, and inclusion.

As we observe Disability Awareness Month, we celebrate the contributions of those building a community where everyone has the opportunity to belong, contribute, and lead.

Who has inspired you through their advocacy, resilience, or commitment to accessibility? We'd love to hear their story.

What a day! ⛳️☀️A heartfelt thank you to everyone who came out for the inaugural John McKibbin Leadership Classic! From ...
09/29/2026

What a day! ⛳️☀️

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who came out for the inaugural John McKibbin Leadership Classic! From our players and sponsors to our volunteers, committee members, and everyone who helped make the day possible—we are so grateful for your support.

We couldn’t have asked for a more beautiful day on the golf course, and even better, we had the opportunity to bring our community together to celebrate the life, leadership, and enduring legacy of John McKibbin, one of Leadership Clark County’s founding visionaries.

John believed deeply in the power of people coming together to make our community stronger. Yesterday was a wonderful reflection of that vision—and a reminder of what’s possible when we come together.

Thank you for helping us honor John’s legacy while investing in the next generation of community leaders. We are incredibly grateful to each of you for being part of this special day. 💙

LCC Class of 2027 History session was an amazing day!!! Thank you to C-Tran for driving us around North Clark County his...
09/26/2026

LCC Class of 2027 History session was an amazing day!!! Thank you to C-Tran for driving us around North Clark County historic sites, including Ridgefield Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center, Downtown Ridgefield walking tour, La Center Historic Museum, North Clark Historic Museum, and Pomeroy Farms.

Special thanks to our session leads Brad Richardson and Tommy Miller!

Leadership Clark County proudly celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month.Hispanic and Latino leaders have helped shape a stron...
09/15/2026

Leadership Clark County proudly celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month.

Hispanic and Latino leaders have helped shape a stronger, more connected Southwest Washington through advocacy, education, entrepreneurship, and community service. Organizations like Latino Leadership Northwest, Southwest Washington LULAC, and the Latino Community Resource Group have worked to empower youth, elevate community voices, and create opportunities for families across Clark County.

One such notable leader is Diana Avalos-Leos. LCC recognizes her work in education, health equity, and youth leadership and how it has helped create pathways for future generations of Latino leaders in our region.

This month, we celebrate the resilience, culture, leadership, and contributions of Hispanic and Latino community members who continue to enrich Clark County and inspire positive change.

Join us in celebrating by sharing a story, recognizing a Hispanic-owned business or community organization, or telling us about a leader who has made a difference in your life.

Class of 2027 kicked off yesterday with orientation and welcome reception! Thank you to The Historic Trust for hosting u...
09/11/2026

Class of 2027 kicked off yesterday with orientation and welcome reception!

Thank you to The Historic Trust for hosting us and thank you to all the volunteers, alumni, friends, and family who came out to support the new class.

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Join us on Thursday, September 10th from 5:30-7:30pm at the Historic Trust Artillery Barracks to welcome the LCC Class o...
09/02/2026

Join us on Thursday, September 10th from 5:30-7:30pm at the Historic Trust Artillery Barracks to welcome the LCC Class of 2027 members! Light appetizers and drinks will be served.

RSVP here: https://forms.gle/Y6BQs5NUApXXJXh86

There is still time to register for the John McKibbin Leadership Classic and receive the early bird discounted price. Yo...
09/01/2026

There is still time to register for the John McKibbin Leadership Classic and receive the early bird discounted price.

You don’t want to miss out on this amazing day of celebrating community!

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