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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 ...

At Salk Middle School, all 8th graders receive the same history lesson, no matter which teacher they have. American Studies teaching partners Stacy Piper and Kirsten Flerchinger u...

Superintendent Adam Swinyard briefed local media this week on the status of the Adams Elementary School rebuild, the first Together Spokane project to begin at Spokane Public Sch...

Next week, NEWTech Prep is hosting its third annual Apprenticeship Information Night to connect regional high school juniors and seniors with information about training programs f...

A lot of students have an after-school job — or in Shade Park High School senior Makenzie Fager’s case, before-school — balancing work with responsibilities like homework and extr...

Lewis and Clark High School seniors Claire Poulsen and Josephine Corbin were surprised last week with the University of Washington’s Presidential Scholarship. They were two of ju...

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...

When Carla Olman Peperzak is in the halls of the school that bears her name, students notice. They whisper-shout, “Is that Carla?” Carla’s here!” They wave through their classroo...

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 ...

WSU Health, Washington State University’s academic health network, is partnering with Spokane Public Schools to launch the Logan Family Clinic at Logan Elementary School on Marc...

Two SPS music teachers received awards at the Washington Music Educators Association conference last weekend in Yakima. Jerilynn Harris, Director of Orchestras at Odyssey at Libb...

Why is Roosevelt Elementary School 3rd grader Vida so busy after school? Creation Club. Outdoor Club. Open Gym. Multiple Art Clubs. Minecraft Club. Cooking Club. Creative Writin...

Student musicians from Lewis and Clark, Rogers, Shadle Park, North Central, and Ferris will join the Spokane Symphony on stage for a high-energy, family-friendly concert on Friday...

Whitworth University and Spokane Public Schools (SPS) have long worked together to support students. Now, Whitworth’s Guaranteed Admissions & Aid Program (GAP+) is taking that rel...