Mullan Road Elementary was originally scheduled for an HVAC, roofing and flooring upgrade in 2014 as part of the 2009 Bond. The original annex was built in 1956 and was relocated from Comstock Elementary in 1977 to the present site.
Current Site Size (Approx Acres): 13.57
Scope of Project: Adds 10 classrooms and support space to newer building and removes the 1956 "Comstock" addition. Adds energy efficiency, improved student traffic flow and consolidates staff and students into one building.
Project Estimated Budget: $16.2 million
Architectural Firm: ALSC Architects of Spokane
GC/CM Contractor: WLK Joint Venture
Construction Period: Spring of 2014 to December 2015.
Location: Finch Elementary School opened in 1924 at 3717 N. Milton, near the corner of Garland Avenue and Driscoll Boulevard in northwest Spokane. With nearby school consolidations and neighborhood growth, Finch soon had too many students for its building.
Location: Hutton Elementary School opened in 1921 at 908 E. 24th on the south side of Spokane. With nearby school consolidations and neighborhood growth, Hutton students soon outgrew the building.
Location: Jefferson Elementary School originally opened in 1908 and was located on the intersection of 37th and Grand Blvd. on Spokane’s south side. In 1948, several classroom additions were built, along with an art room and library. Additional population demands in the neighborhood brought portable classrooms to the site in 1955 and 1956. 
Location: The original Westview Elementary School opened in 1955 in northwest Spokane at 6104 North Moore Street, a block south of Francis Avenue. The Westview neighborhood is a close-knit community with the school being a hub of many activities in the area.
Location: Salk Middle School opened in 1961 in northwest Spokane at 6411 N. Alberta, on the corner of Alberta and Francis. The school serves approximately 730 students in grades 7 and 8 who go to Shadle Park or North Central high school for grades 9-12.
Location: Ferris High School sits on the corner of 37th and Regal on the south side of Spokane. The school first opened its doors in 1963 with approximately 800 students in grades 8-10. Today, Ferris has capacity for nearly 1,800 students in grades 9-12. 
The North Central High School campus was not originally designed to house 1600 students. Two portable additions were added to accommodate students and staff at the site, including use of 'The Annex' (former U.S. Postal Office) on the far northeast portion of the campus. The distance of these additional teaching spaces creates loss of instructional time as students walk from the central campus to the annex, lack of access for students with mobility issues, and lack of supervision and safety to and from the site. In addition, the North Central site lacks the science teaching spaces and equipment that are now standard at the other district high schools, meeting the needs of a more rigorous science curriculum.
Location: NTSC was opened in 1981 at 4141 North Regal Street, on the corner of Regal and Rich in northeast Spokane. The facility offers advanced technical and professional training.