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The Spokane County Elections Department is required to publish a Local Voters Pamphlet that includes all ballot propositions, including School District bond and levy measures. The...

On Wednesday, May 14, the Spokane Public Schools (SPS) School Board voted unanimously to adopt a resolution to place a $200 million bond measure on the Nov. 4, 2025, ballot. Also ...

We’re only one week into summer break, but our Health Services staff are already preparing for the first day of school to ensure that students have the necessary documentation to ...

On Saturday, June 21, 2025, about 100 attendees welcomed a new resident at Peperzak Middle School – a small horse chestnut tree sapling that was planted on May 12. This wasn’t ju...

What a year! As students and staff enter a well-earned summer break, we want to celebrate the hugs, smiles, happy tears and achievements of 2024-25 with a short message of encoura...

Our updated phone policy was a big adjustment this year – for staff, students and families. Throughout the school year, we interviewed six students at Glover Middle School to ge...

A partnership with the City of Spokane Water Department and Yasuhara Middle School is adding color and beauty to the Logan neighborhood with murals on storage containers illustrat...

For 116 years, Adams Elementary has served students living near South Regal Street and 37th Avenue. A proposed replacement for the aging building would extend that service to k...

“The praise we’re receiving for it was really unexpected, but we’re all really proud of ourselves.” Students like 8th grader Quinn in Paula Brockman’s Publications class recently...

On Tuesday, June 10, Spokane Public Schools and Launch NW invited community leaders and supporters to Madison Elementary School to reflect and celebrate the progress of our Engage...

Step up to the plate for another great season of T-ball in partnership with Spokane Indians Youth Baseball and Spokane Youth Sports Association for Little Sluggers! Athletes in...

“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...

On June 6, The Enrichment Cooperative at Bryant celebrated the graduating class of 2025. "You not only learned from books, but from experiences of being responsible for your own ...