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Spokane Public Schools is notifying our community of a network security event that may involve information related to SPS staff and students. Although there is no indication of id...

Planning for the new Madison Elementary is underway, with fifth grade students helping shape what's in store for their younger peers. Just before Fall Break, Madison ASB officers...

For the past few weeks at The Community School, juniors and seniors have been learning about civics and preparing to host a unique voter engagement event on Wednesday, Oct. 28, 20...

Gabe Medrano teaches Advanced Placement (AP) US Government and Politics at Lewis and Clark High School, which is one of approximately 30 AP courses available for 9-12 grade studen...

Educational Programs and Operations (EP&O) levies are temporary, which is why we run replacement levies. Under Washington State law, school districts may ask voters to authorize ...

“Here is how books work: Everything the words say, the person reading the book, has to say.” Willard Elementary Principal Buz Hollingsworth grimaced as he turned the page, knowin...

"Good scientists test their ideas.” Head into Katie Sofio’s science class at Regal Elementary with second grader Zoey to solve a science mystery: How does water affect the land? ...

“A lot of people think it's just Band-Aids and ice packs, and it's so much more than that.” School nurses like Aidan McCrum support their communities in numerous ways. Yes, he ...

In Biochemistry through Anatomy, eighth grade science students in North Central High School’s Institute of Science and Technology middle school immersion program (M-IST) snapped t...

On Nov. 3, 2026, voters living within Spokane Public Schools boundaries will consider a three-year replacement Educational Programs and Operations (EP&O) levy. The current levy w...

For the second year in a row, Mullan Road Elementary School has been recognized as one of America’s Healthiest Schools by the Alliance for a Healthier Generation. This year, ...

Lincoln Heights music teacher Kaitlin Webster uses drums and xylophones to help second grade students learn to keep the beat as they make music. When they walk out of her classroo...

The new Student Advisors to the School Board were sworn in by Board president Jenny Slagle at last night's meeting. Jojo Wonne, a senior at North Central High School, and Eli Wis...

At Active4Youth Elementary Cross Country meets, you’ll often see adults in yellow vests dashing ahead at the starting line, sometimes on bicycles. These “rabbits” set the course f...

NEWTech Prep student Maksim takes us on a tour of all the hands-on activities students could try out at ABC Trades Night last week. Nearly 600 attendees visited with dozens of lo...

A well-rounded learning environment includes access to trusted adults, academic choices, support services, and opportunities to connect with others. The Educational Programs and ...

You need a lot of energy to keep up with two groups of very different students in one day: kindergarteners and high school cheerleaders. Kenny Larios is up to the task, teaching ...

High school seniors who are planning to pursue post-secondary educational opportunities can apply to receive federal or state financial aid. The Free Application for Federal Stu...

Even before Emily Schutz became head cheerleading coach at Ferris High School nearly 20 years ago, she was very familiar with the Scarlet and Silver. “I was a cheerleader at Ferr...

BIKE TRAIN POV: “Here we go!” Join Wilson Elementary School parent and volunteer David Sittser for the Monday morning Bike Train! Organized by parent Melissa Condon, riders gathe...