Spokane Public Montessori is one of nine Spokane Public Schools have been honored by the Washington State Board of Education (SBE) Washington School Recognition Program for their performance during the 2023-2024 school year.
6 months ago, Spokane Public Montessori
COFFEE WITH SPS: All community members are invited to join Spokane Public Schools leaders for conversation over coffee each month at a different school. Our next event is at Franklin Elementary School on Tuesday, Oct. 28, 2025, at 8 a.m. Please bring questions, share feedback and learn more about opportunities for students. Check in at the school’s office and follow the signs to the event. Thank you to Thomas Hammer Coffee Roasters for donating fresh, locally roasted coffee! Find upcoming dates at spokaneschools.org/coffee.
8 days ago, Spokane Public Schools
Remember to Vote by November 4!
13 days ago, Spokane Public Montessori
Want to see what your students are doing in SchooLinks, our career and college software? All kids in grades 7-12 use SchooLinks as part of their career and college exploration curriculum. Read more: https://www.spokaneschools.org/article/2477862
20 days ago, Spokane Public Schools
Picture day is coming up, Thursday October 2nd. Picture order forms will be coming home, but you can also order prints online using the school code: FAL227291
about 1 month ago, Spokane Public Montessori
COFFEE WITH SPS: All community members are invited to join Spokane Public Schools leaders for conversation over coffee each month. Our next event is at Salk Middle School on Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2025, at 8 a.m. Please bring questions, share feedback and learn more about opportunities for students. Check in at the school’s office and follow the signs to the event. Thank you to Thomas Hammer Coffee Roasters for donating fresh, locally roasted coffee! Find upcoming dates at spokaneschools.org/coffee.
about 1 month ago, Spokane Public Schools
about 2 months ago, Spokane Public Montessori
Cross Country starts today! 3:00-4:30 PM. For more information and the full schedule, please visit our website: MENU-ACTIVITIES-SPM CROSS COUNTRY
about 2 months ago, Spokane Public Montessori
2 months ago, Spokane Public Schools
Sign up for your Launch Conference at spokaneschools.org/conferences. Launch Conferences are Aug. 28 and 29. We can't wait to see you!
2 months ago, Spokane Public Schools
Launch Conferences are Aug. 28 and 29! Families can sign up at spokaneschools.org/conferences beginning Tuesday, Aug. 19, at 5 p.m. We can't wait to see you!
3 months ago, Spokane Public Schools
Launch Conferences are Aug. 28 and 29! Families can sign up at spokaneschools.org/conferences beginning Tuesday, Aug. 19, at 5 p.m. We can't wait to see you!
3 months ago, Spokane Public Schools
3 months ago, Spokane Public Schools
SCHOOL TALK: The latest edition of School Talk has hit mailboxes in Spokane! Read about the academic performance of SPS students, how the new cell phone policy helped kids engage in real life activities, and learn about the Together Spokane initiative:
https://5il.co/3kcyz4 months ago, Spokane Public Schools
5 months ago, Spokane Public Schools
REGISTER TO RIDE THE BUS: Yellow bus registration for the 2025-26 school year is now open! Students must register each school year, even if they're already riding the bus. Find information on eligibility and register here:
https://www.spokaneschools.org/page/registration5 months ago, Spokane Public Schools
6 months ago, Spokane Public Schools
Important Date Change - Class picture day has been rescheduled from May 2nd to Friday, May 9th.
6 months ago, Jasmin Medina-Drexler
Camp Imagine registration is open! If your student will be in grades 1-5 next school year, they're eligible to attend Camp Imagine, a summer camp for SPS students. There are four locations this summer and three weeks in July to choose from. Keep your kids engaged this summer at Camp Imagine! More:
https://www.spokaneschools.org/page/camp-imagine6 months ago, Spokane Public Schools
QUESTION: Why do we need all-weather fields in every region of our city?
With increased interest and participation in after-school sports and activities at all of our five neighborhood high schools, our existing grass fields are wearing down faster than we can maintain them.
A partnership with Spokane Parks and Recreation to create a citywide system of all-weather surface fields will represent the lowest possible cost to provide a high-quality play experience because we can program more activities on one all-weather surface field than on two to three grass fields.
Learn more at
http://togetherspokane.org/.
7 months ago, Spokane Public Schools
