Principal George Gessler smiles for a photo outside Garfield Elementary school.
People walking in an aisle at a convention, booths on either side.
A graphic with a quote on the left that reads, "They are kids who want to do their best; they just don't always know how, and we are here to facilitate that and support them in doing so." Beneath the quote is the name "Hailey Leighton" and "Madison & Arlington Elementary Schools" in bold text. On the right side, there is a circular photo of a smiling woman sitting outdoors with a dog. The background shows a river, trees, and a bridge.
The image shows two individuals working together in a study session. One person, wearing a blue sweatshirt, is holding a pen and writing in a notebook while also looking at an open textbook that contains diagrams. Another person, whose arm is visible, is pointing at something on a laptop, likely assisting or guiding the study process.
 Three children are smiling and standing next to a wooden box with a "Rock the Vote" sign in their elementary school cafeteria. Each child is holding a colored voting slip and placing it into one of the labeled slots in the box.
Cooper Elementary School principal Jessica Gaddy smiles as she looks out of frame; students and parents are out-of-focus on the school playground behind her.
A portrait of Heidi Schuler from Salk Middle School is displayed on the right, where she is smiling and wearing glasses. To the left, a quote in blue text reads, "Every student wants to feel included, involved and independent, and it is our job to help make that happen!"
Two high school students stand at a podium in a classroom, one reading from a paper while the other wears a judge's wig. A teacher smiles in the background, with shelves of books and classroom materials behind her.
An art installation that is made of stainless steel, cast glass, and LED light on an exterior wall of a gray brick building. A tree climbs towards the sky, finding opportunities for growth among architectural elements. Atop the branches are glass flower buds of different colors.
A middle school football player wearing a white jersey with red and black text reading “Wolfpack 85” smiles and waves from a football field. Teammates are next to him, and the graphic on the photo reads “SPS Extra!” with a Spokane Public Schools logo.
Garry Dance Team
Three teachers sitting on the edge of a stone platform near a calm body of water. They are engaged in conversation, holding papers and other materials for a science lesson. The reflection of trees with autumn foliage can be seen in the water.
Kent Hibbard smiles for a photo, he is wearing a red lanyard that reads “Lidgerwood Leopards.”
A teacher serves frybread to young students in a classroom. She is wearing a black t-shirt with the words "Decolonize, Indigenize, Revitalize" printed on it and a red ribbon skirt.
A portrait of Dale Alexander from Ferris High School is shown on the right, with him smiling and wearing a gray and red cap featuring the outline of Washington state and the letter "F." The text next to him reads “I get to work with students that love unconditionally and are true to how they express their feelings."
Two students are writing in notebooks at a table in a classroom; an American English dictionary is on the table. In the background, other students are also working at their tables.
Two young people, one in a green blouse and the other in a green and white striped top, are standing in front of the Spokane Public Schools boardroom desk. A person in a blue blazer is seated at the desk, smiling as a photographer captures the moment from the left.
Wilson Elementary School principal Mike Syron smiles as he stands next to a river lined with evergreen trees, holding a large salmon under a blue sky.
A graphic featuring a quote by Allison Griffin from Regal Elementary School. The quote reads: "You don’t need a special degree to show an individual with exceptional needs that you care about them and value who they are as a person." Next to the quote, there is a photograph of a woman interacting with a student at a desk in a classroom with a computer behind her.
Students with preschoolers