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“Building a school culture doesn’t happen overnight,” Peperzak Middle School Assistant Principal Cori Fletcher shared in the school gym on Tuesday with students seated around her...

Tuesday, Dec. 10, 2024, is the final day to donate a gift card in any amount for students who lack a fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime residence for our 2024 HEART Gift Card ...

On Dec. 10, NEWTech Prep will welcome hundreds of students in grades 10 and up who are interested in learning about career opportunities with more than 60 businesses and organiza...

Lots of resources are available to help high school seniors and their families navigate the FAFSA process! At your school:  Talk to your high school counselor or college and ca...

“When you think Harry Potter, you think – you know – these robes, the fancy stuff.” “Harry Potter & the Cursed Child” opens tonight! North Central High School is one of onl...

“Seeing how everybody grows from day 1 to the final is my favorite part,” said Lewis and Clark High School stage manager and lighting designer Kat Owens as she watches her peer r...

“I could never afford those on my own so being able to go and have fun was really nice.” Class of 2024 graduates Maggie (Shadle Park High School ) and Clementine (Rogers High Sch...

“Being deaf is not easy, but it’s not impossible either,” shared Franklin Elementary School teacher Shay Burrus, who teaches students in our Deaf Education program, a service of ...

There are 574 federally recognized Native American and Alaska Native tribes in the United States, around 300 of which are represented by well over 1,000 Spokane Public Schools stu...

For the second year in a row, Audubon Elementary was named one of America’s healthiest schools by Healthier Generation one of only two Washington schools to be recognized. But ...

“Lego is just fun to begin with, so it’s a lot of play. But it’s play that involves math.” In December, approximately 120 SPS students will participate in the FIRST LEGO League ...

“I think it’s really great to see the lightbulbs go off, and to see kids have confidence in the thing that they just did.” Follow Trevor Stewart’s engineering class as students ...

Last night band, orchestra and choir students from our five comprehensive high schools rehearsed with guest directors from across the state in preparation for The Festival of Musi...

“It is a gift to say, ‘We see you. We care about you. And we want you to be able to celebrate this holiday season is a way that best suits you.’” Gift cards in any amount are...

November has kept our Career & Technical Education students busy! Check out some of the unique learning opportunities they explored in real life this fall. All of these opportuni...

SchooLinks is the school district's college and career readiness software available to all 6th-12th grade students through Clever . All 6th-12th grade families with an active emai...

Breaking news! The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA ) is open! While its usual October start was initially delayed until Dec. 1 this year, weeks of successful bet...

“If we’re trying to provide the greatest opportunities for kids, the most opportunities for kids, nail every single thing they want to be involved in – we have to leverage ...

“It’s ugly.” “It’s not ugly, it’s great. Trust the guy who has been doing art for 38 years.” On an October morning in Ryan Miller’s art room at Logan Elementary School , K-2 stu...

On Friday, Nov. 15, 2024, 43 SPS students were recognized by Native Education as Students of Excellence, surrounded by a community of educators and loved ones at Flett Middle Scho...