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Ella Brinkman was a freshman when she noticed preschool-age children in a Ferris High School classroom. Already interested in a future career in working with children, she soon di...

During parent-teacher conferences in January, Finch Elementary School fourth grader Kate told her teacher, Melanie Sullivan, that she wanted to start a chess club after learning t...

The Spokane Public Schools (SPS) Board of Directors approved a proposal this week to reduce the district’s footprint, save money, and enhance opportunities for students at The Com...

Last week, representatives from the Holocaust Center for Humanity visited Peperzak Middle School to share information and artifacts about the history of the Holocaust. With...

On Track Academy was recently recognized as 2024 Northeast Community Center ZONE Partner of the Year! The ZONE , an initiative to support the wrap around needs of students in N...

Every Monday at Roosevelt Elementary, upwards of 60 students in grades 2-5 join together for Board Game Club, one of the many opportunities for kids in Spokane Public Schools to e...

On Monday, KSPS PBS aired a special presentation with Spokane Public Schools Superintendent Adam Swinyard and Spokane Parks & Recreation Director Garrett Jones in conversation w...

We’re excited to partner with Spokane Youth Sports Association to launch an after-school volleyball program, Set for Success , for grades 4-6 this spring! This program is design...

“What is an author?” Indian Trial Elementary School principal Brian Ormsby asked students gathered in the gym for an all-school assembly on Monday, March 3, 2025. “They write bo...

Last week, Shadle Park High School celebrated students who achieved a 3.5 grade point average or higher during the 2023-24 Spring Semester or 2024-25 Fall Semester. Nearly 500 st...

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...

Throughout February, we're speaking with SPS high school students who are engaged in their school’s multi-cultural clubs to learn why they're involved and why it's important for ...

Throughout February, we're speaking with SPS high school students who are engaged in their school’s multi-cultural clubs to learn why they're involved and why it's important for ...

Throughout February, we're speaking with SPS high school students who are engaged in their school’s Black Student Union to learn why they're involved and why it's important for o...

“A lot of kids think being kind means being good, and it’s so much more than that.” Balboa Elementary School students in grades K-3 meet twice each month after school for Kindn...

Throughout February, we're speaking with SPS high school students who are engaged in their school’s Black Student Union to learn why they're involved and why it's important for ou...

Every year, SPS students display their artwork at a gallery as part of Downtown Spokane’s First Friday Art Walk series. This year, artwork by Rogers , Shadle Park , Ferris , No...

For Black History Month, we're speaking with SPS high school students who are engaged in their school’s Black Student Union or Multicultural Club to hear their perspectives as me...

“I feel like I’m going to fly away because I’m going so fast!” Last week, Garfield Elementary School P.E. teacher Donavon Hodgson led 45 fifth graders on field trip to Mt. Spok...

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...