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“There’s something about a spotlight and the magic of this show … it just gets them hooked.” About 50 students ranging from elementary to high school grades are participating in...

During Spring Break, our Homeless Education And Resource Team (HEART ) staff settled into a new office in a portable unit outside The Community School. Benefits of the new locat...

“There’s no better way to forward your career and your goals and your mission than to teach it to the next generation.” Earlier this year, Grant Elementary School and several ot...

At this week’s 5th Grade Career Fair , we asked a few dozen of the 2,400-plus student attendees about future careers. Thank you again to the more than 70 presenters who share...

Students at The Enrichment Cooperative at Bryant performed in the school’s annual Variety Show last week, sharing songs, dances, poetry, and comedy routines for an audience of fa...

“We explore, we create, we build, we read, we find great books, but we do so much more than that because it’s a 21st century curriculum.” Hutton Elementary School Library Infor...

Every year, 4,320 Second Harvest Inland Northwest volunteers pack 188,928 Bite2Go bags to distribute to 5,248 SPS students. The bags are filled with snacks and drinks to ensure t...

Our high school students were busy in March competing in regional and state science fairs! Eastern Washington Regional Science and Engineering Fair Many award winners at EWRSEF...

Physician. Police officer. Carpenter. School counselor. Influencer. More than 2,400 SPS students from 38 elementary schools met with these professionals – and plenty others – whe...

Today is Paraprofessional Appreciation Day. A paraprofessional – or paraeducator in our schools –collaborates with classroom and special education teachers to make sure to student...

“For many of us immigrants, the day you become a citizen is the mark of a new beginning.” On Friday, March 28, 2025, Rogers High School hosted a naturalization ceremony, welcomi...

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...

Spokane’s outdoor sports community is growing, but our city’s current fields are struggling to keep up. Between the wet fall and winter seasons and the limited hours of daylight,...

Growing up, Emily Schroeder, a counselor intern at Franklin Elementary School , was a competitive jump roper. The experience had a big impact on her, and she wanted her to share...

“We are the luckiest school in the state of Washington,” Indian Trail Elementary School principal Brian Ormsby told students at an all-school assembly on Monday morning to recogn...

Building standalone schools is so 1949. That’s why Together Spokane is proposing that a replacement for Madison Elementary – Spokane’s oldest northside school at 76-years-old ...

“When a kid connects with a performer – theatre, art, music – they are inspired. That is a life-changing moment.” Linwood Elementary School welcomed musician Mark Wood at an as...

“When you create strong and healthy neighborhoods, that creates a strong and healthy city.” This month on the podcast, Stephanie and Nicole get the details on Together Spokane, ...

Ella Brinkman was a freshman when she noticed preschool-age children in a Ferris High School classroom. Already interested in a future career in working with children, she soon di...

During parent-teacher conferences in January, Finch Elementary School fourth grader Kate told her teacher, Melanie Sullivan, that she wanted to start a chess club after learning t...