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Growth is the goal for River City Youth’s gardening internship. Growing plants, obviously, but also for the students involved. River City Youth, a Spokane-based nonprofit focused...

Spokane Public Schools and the Spokane Public Library system have a longstanding partnership, and all SPS students have a library card with their student ID number. How to Log In ...

Since we missed celebrating National Assistant Principals Week when we were off for Spring Break last week, we mic’d up Ferris High School’s Andrew Lewis to see what APs and Princ...

Just as bighorn sheep often congregate on hilltops, Regal Elementary Rams gather in Hilltop Groups to build a sense of belonging. Each group includes students from multiple grade...

More than 500 Spokane area high school students gathered at Whitworth University last week for Get Connected, an annual college and career day opportunity organized by the SPS Dep...

In the dim light of Hutton Elementary School’s multipurpose room, dozens of kindergarteners oohed, aahed, and waved arms in “silent applause” as they gazed upon a PowerPoint prese...

Following the Eastern Washington Science and Engineering Fair at WSU Spokane in March, eight students qualified to attend the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair ...

The Burnette family’s ties to Northwest Spokane run long and deep. Second grade teacher Kamilah Burnette has taught at Woodridge Elementary for 10 years, and it’s the same school ...

In just a few weeks, 15 Odyssey students will travel to California, where they’ll compete alongside teams from around the world. While the Western Edge Invitational is focused o...

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...

K-12 students from Spokane, Mead, Cheney, and Pullman school districts gathered at Yasuhara Middle School last week for Spokane Spark Day with outdoor activities for students who ...

On the last day of the week, Longfellow Elementary School staff and student leaders greet everyone at their school for High Five Friday. We recently joined 3rd grader Alayna as sh...

Together Spokane is moving past the blueprint phase, with construction beginning on scores of projects in neighborhoods across the city. Earlier this week, Spokane Public School...

On this month’s podcast, Superintendent Adam Swinyard and Executive Director of Athletics and Activities Stephanie Splater have a conversation with Executive Director of School Su...

Students in On Track Academy's Material Science Glass Club hosted more than 50 healthcare leaders last week as part of Providence’s Mission Leadership Academy. The group of Provi...

The Flett Middle School gym was packed on Saturday as middle school Cheer, Dance and Drill teams from five schools gathered for a cheer competition. Thirteen groups from Flett, Ch...

Sit in on an AP Language and Composition class at Rogers High School where you can see that rhetoric isn’t just for Greek philosophers … it’s also for high-profile celebrities who...

A firefighter with $15,000 in debt worries aloud about how he’ll afford groceries this month. Nearby, a single dad with $62,000 in the bank announces that, considering he doesn’t...

Art is Hudson’s thing, drawing and crafting and expressing himself though his creations. It was a special day when his schoolmates at Westview recognized the 4th grader’s talent a...

This week, our Career & Technical Education (CTE) program partnered with University of Washington for the second annual "Exploring Healthcare Careers" Day. About 85 high school ...