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Last night, 40 graduates of The Community School celebrated receiving their diplomas with staff and families at the Fox Theatre. “Sometimes it felt like TCS learned what your com...

At the Hive last night, 15 graduates of Spokane Virtual Learning received their diplomas with the support of family, staff, and community members. “You learn how to stay motivate...

North Central High School celebrated students who are the first student in their family to graduate high school and/or plan to continue their education with a post-secondary optio...

Gabriella, also known as Abby, a soon-to-be graduate of The Community School, shares how project-based learning allowed her to find her passions. For the last two years, she has ...

Four years ago as a freshman, Kjersti, or KJ to her friends, was one of the first students to join Ferris High School’s new Unified Club, connecting students with and without disa...

With family, staff, and friends last night, eight Secondary Transition students celebrated their completion of Project SEARCH, an internship program in partnership with Providence...

On Friday, 14 seniors from The Enrichment Cooperative at Bryant celebrated the completion of their high school career with staff and loved ones. "You’ve grown in confidence, inde...

Every year, the Spokesman-Review interviews a graduating senior from 69 regional high schools. We are proud to share the interviews of Spokane Public School’s class of 2026 repres...

On June 2, Secondary Transition students were recognized for their completion of IMAGES , a special education program for students ages 18-21. "You have developed skills that...

NEWTech Prep hosted a pinning celebration on Thursday to honor students in health careers. Nursing, medical assisting, pharmacy, dental, and surgical processing students were ...

Over the past two weeks, 1,640 Spokane Public Schools students have taken 3,596 Advanced Placement (AP) tests, which are based on student course selections. AP courses are offere...

Ferris High School hosted a training last week to teach “Educational Access Ambassadors” how to better help families navigate federal and state applications for student aid, an ...

“Continue to be curious, continue to lead with empathy and continue to see that role in your future, whatever that future looks like.” At the Fox Theater on June 9, School Board ...

In the Providence Auditorium at Sacred Heart Medical Center on June 9, 10 graduates of Project SEARCH, a Secondary Transition program that prepares students for employment through...

“Always remember: learning has no expiration date. There is no ‘too late’ to grow, no perfect timeline for becoming who you’re meant to be. Some of us took the long road, the road...

Lewis and Clark High School graduates in black gowns and caps with orange tassels receive their diplomas in a large venue. “No matter who you become – a doctor, artist, engineer,...

“We are in the most unique situation. After today we can truly be whoever we want. Start new or continue – that’s the choice. But no matter what, we should all be proud of ourselv...

On June 7, Shadle Park High School celebrated the Class of 2025 at The Podium , with 3,408 in-person attendees and more than 800 tuning in to watch online. “Throughout this journ...

"Being new to NC, I once thought 'We are Family' was just a meaningless motto. But now, as we prepare to leave, I know it's real. It is in the teachers who see our potential, and ...

"As little kids, something like this seemed so out of reach, but now it’s our reality, because we kept believing, kept pretending. And it’s a reality that we deserve, we made it t...