The Community School

Enrollment for the 2025-26 school year is open. Click here for more info: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfyg23LMVJ4IaGF08NAQFK6ZqI3DlycUIhcOrHH_s5wFBUgkQ/viewform

Picture Day, Monday, September 22nd, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Please make sure your student is in attendance to receive their ID Badges and pictures to be used in the yearbook.

Sign up for your Launch Conference at spokaneschools.org/conferences. Launch Conferences are Aug. 28 and 29. We can't wait to see you!

School Supply List for TCS:
Paper, pen, water bottle. and YOU! See you soon!

Launch Conferences are Aug. 28 and 29! Families can sign up at spokaneschools.org/conferences beginning Tuesday, Aug. 19, at 5 p.m. We can't wait to see you!

Launch Conferences are Aug. 28 and 29! Families can sign up at spokaneschools.org/conferences beginning Tuesday, Aug. 19, at 5 p.m. We can't wait to see you!

Launch Conferences
August 28 & 29.
Register at spokaneschools.org/conferences

SCHOOL TALK: The latest edition of School Talk has hit mailboxes in Spokane! Read about the academic performance of SPS students, how the new cell phone policy helped kids engage in real life activities, and learn about the Together Spokane initiative: https://5il.co/3kcyz

SUMMER MEALS: SPS offers free breakfast and lunch at more than 40 locations across Spokane this summer! See our summer meals page for dates and times: https://www.spokaneschools.org/page/summer-meal-program

REGISTER TO RIDE THE BUS: Yellow bus registration for the 2025-26 school year is now open! Students must register each school year, even if they're already riding the bus. Find information on eligibility and register here: https://www.spokaneschools.org/page/registration

Buy your yearbook now! $35 Treering.com. TCS code: 1013124768164017

Want to keep your student active and engaged this summer? Check out our various summer programs! https://www.spokaneschools.org/page/summer-2025

Information Nights for 2025-2026-: May 20 (Tuesday) or June 10 (Tuesday) 6 -7 pm Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfyg23LMVJ4IaGF08NAQFK6ZqI3DlycUIhcOrHH_s5wFBUgkQ/viewform

Information Night: May 20 (Tuesday) 6 7 pm Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfyg23LMVJ4IaGF08NAQFK6ZqI3DlycUIhcOrHH_s5wFBUgkQ/viewform

QUESTION: Why do we need all-weather fields in every region of our city? With increased interest and participation in after-school sports and activities at all of our five neighborhood high schools, our existing grass fields are wearing down faster than we can maintain them. A partnership with Spokane Parks and Recreation to create a citywide system of all-weather surface fields will represent the lowest possible cost to provide a high-quality play experience because we can program more activities on one all-weather surface field than on two to three grass fields. Learn more at http://togetherspokane.org/.

Spring Break, April 7-11. No School.

QUESTION: What’s happening at Madison Elementary School? ANSWER: The Together Spokane proposal for Madison Elementary School, the oldest northside school in the district, includes replacing the 75-year-old building with a new two-story structure on the same footprint. This new building would accommodate special education programs that are currently housed in five portable buildings outside the main school. The school’s location, adjacent to Franklin Park at North Division Street and West Queen Avenue, has created an opportunity for Spokane Public Schools and Spokane Parks and Recreation to explore sharing land and resources. This collaboration would co-locate the new Madison building with an enclosed, publicly accessible, multi-use recreational facility. The proposed “Field House” could include multiple indoor courts, one of which could be fully partitioned for use as Madison’s primary gym and cafeteria space. The Field House would also have a separate entrance, allowing the public to use the facility for basketball, volleyball, pickleball, and other community activities both during and after school hours. Co-locating public spaces helps save resources and taxpayer dollars. A similar framework has been implemented before, such as when the Spokane Public Library built its Hillyard branch at Shaw Middle School. As SPS and Parks developed this proposal and other Together Spokane projects, numerous community organizations expressed interest in investing capital and entering agreements for priority program use. The Boys & Girls Clubs of Spokane County, Pacific Northwest Qualifier and Spokane Hoopfest have signed letters of intent to collaborate with SPS and Parks for Together Spokane. Their participation will enhance spaces for education, recreation, and community wellness, benefiting Spokane residents of all ages. Learn more about this project at https://www.togetherspokane.org/Madison-School-Rec and share your feedback at https://www.togetherspokane.org/feedback.

TOGETHER SPOKANE: A proposal to improve schools, parks and neighborhoods. Spokane Public Schools and Spokane Parks and Recreation are proposing a historic initiative to re-build schools, renovate and add parks and create programming for kids and adults. Every neighborhood, every park and every school has a proposed project. LEARN MORE: https://www.togetherspokane.org/