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Earlier this year, the Washington State Department of Health (DOH), in partnership with the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction and other community health and saf...

As of Nov. 5, 2024, the SPS Homeless Education And Resource Team (HEART ) program has identified 1,222 students who lack a fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime residence. That’s...

“Music is probably the most important part of a musical.” Did you know that the musical “Little Shop of Horrors” is based on a low-budget 1960s horror comedy film? But it was whe...

“For me, swimming is the closest thing I can get to flying.” Two years ago, Lewis and Clark High School didn’t have a girls swim team. This year? Greater Spokane League champs....

With FAFSA opening on Dec. 1, 2024, at , we know that the process can be overwhelming – especially for families whose first language isn’t English. To support our multilingual f...

“Once you join theatre crew long enough, you’ll be able to just quickly think of ideas of how to use it in a different way that still adds meaning to the story.” As our high sch...

This week, thousands of SPS elementary school students were encouraged to consider possibilities for life after high school with unique experiences facilitated by Career & College...

What goes into making sure 29,000 SPS students have access to the technology they need for a 21st century learning experience? The process involves a lot of staff resources and t...

Not all students in John R. Rogers High School’ s Air Force Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (AFJROTC ) plan to enlist in the military following their high school career, s...

“I didn’t think it was going to happen. I’m amazed that it happened.” On Thursday, Carla Olman Peperzak visited Peperzak Middle School for an all-school assembly in celebration ...

What is the FAFSA? It’s the Free Application for Federal Student Aid form that students complete to receive financial aid – like grants, scholarships, loans and work study – to h...

“This is not a land acknowledgement,” North Central High School senior Mireya Parkin-Pineda said to a group of 168 students, families, school and district staff, and community me...

After hibernating for about six months, SPS Maintenance staff have serviced 60 snow blowers in recent weeks to prepare for our region’s all but inevitable snowy weather this winte...

“When I have a full day with all my sports and games, I feel way more energized.” Six weeks into the new school year, we regrouped with six Glover Middle School students to see h...

As our high school theatre students prepare to stage six productions this fall, we’re going behind the scenes to hear about the different creative components students learn to bri...

As our high school theatre students prepare to stage six productions this fall, we’re going behind the scenes to hear about the different creative components students learn to bri...

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...

A longstanding tradition in Spokane is Symphony Day, when Spokane Symphony invites 6,000 fourth and fifth grade students from 82 regional schools for a free concert as an introduc...

“It’s biology, it’s ecology. And we get to go outside. That’s kind of nice.” Ferris High School students in Daniel Henry’s Applied Field Sciences class venture outside three to f...

We appreciate all school administrators for their hard work and dedication to students and staff each and every day. Since October is National Principals Month, we wanted to take...