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Throughout February, we're speaking with SPS high school students who are engaged in their school’s Black Student Union to learn why they're involved and why it's important for o...

“A lot of kids think being kind means being good, and it’s so much more than that.” Balboa Elementary School students in grades K-3 meet twice each month after school for Kindn...

Throughout February, we're speaking with SPS high school students who are engaged in their school’s Black Student Union to learn why they're involved and why it's important for ou...

Every year, SPS students display their artwork at a gallery as part of Downtown Spokane’s First Friday Art Walk series. This year, artwork by Rogers , Shadle Park , Ferris , No...

For Black History Month, we're speaking with SPS high school students who are engaged in their school’s Black Student Union or Multicultural Club to hear their perspectives as me...

“I feel like I’m going to fly away because I’m going so fast!” Last week, Garfield Elementary School P.E. teacher Donavon Hodgson led 45 fifth graders on field trip to Mt. Spok...

During the school year, three individuals are recognized by Spokane Public School each month for their contributions to our schools’ communities. One student, one certificated sta...

Joel E. Ferris High School head custodian Jim Gomez recently retired from a 45 year career with the district. His son Jeremy started with the district 26 years ago and has been t...

Earlier this month, eight SPS high school students introduced themselves around a conference table in the Gilkey Room at the Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture (MAC). They were j...

“How can we meet the needs of the older students and the younger students?” Midge Rigsby helped answer that question three decades ago when she helped establish Community IMAGES...

“It is imperative that we form a school community that promotes peace, love, individuality, and acceptance.” On Friday morning, student members of the Flett Middle School MLK...

"Kane is going to be in this grade in 12 years and how do I want a teacher to approach him?" Meet Kendall Slade, a seventh-grade teacher at Flett Middle School , who shares how p...

Every year, the Emmy-award winning documentary series “Washington Grown” travels all over the state to tell the story of Washington’s 300 agricultural crops and the people who ma...

Seven full-size posters lining the perimeter of the Rogers High School library are providing a unique learning experience for the school’s history classes. Roger’s was chosen as ...

"It's not like another chapter, it's like a different book." Meet Jared Kennedy, a fifth-grade teacher at Frances Scott Elementary School , who recently became a parent. Jared s...

Do you have a student who will be new to Spokane Public Schools next school year? Do you need to apply to "choice" in to a school outside your neighborhood-zoned school boundaries...

We are tremendously grateful for the outpouring of generosity shown by the Spokane community for students experiencing homelessness this season. During our tenth HEART Gift Ca...

“If we can make a difference in their lives, which is what I would like to think we’re doing, it warms my heart.” Ricki Cohen is among a group of neighborhood women – “The Nan...

During the school year, three individuals are recognized by Spokane Public School each month for their contributions to our schools’ communities. One student, one certificated sta...

Our final Spirit Game of the year on Thursday brought Ferris High School and Lewis and Clark High School to the Spokane Arena to see which school would win the coveted Rubber Ch...