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Kids in grades 4-8 can enhance their basketball skills through Spokane Public Schools' partnership with skills trainer John Draine and his DraineTrain camps. Camps are held at Ri...

After a stellar pilot season with two Northside teams , we’re expanding our middle school tackle football program to five teams representing each high school feeder pattern commun...

Join us for our Proud To Be SP Community Night on Tuesday, September 23rd. Cross Country 4:15 at Park Cheer Clinic 4:30pm in Main Gym grades 1st-6th Performance at ...

Spokane Public Schools superintendent Dr. Adam Swinyard and Spokane Parks and Recreation director Garrett Jones are hosting four regional Town Hall presentations to share informat...

From 7th to 12th grade every year, students explore and save their interests and graduation goals in their High School and Beyond Plans (HSBP). The HSBP helps students connect t...

The first day of school – Sept. 2, 2025 – will be here before you know it! There’s plenty of information families need to know and much of it can be found in our Back to School g...

Spokane kids stretched their creative muscles at the Blue Door Theatre ’s weeklong All Day Improv Summer Camp in July. The camp allowed Flett and Chase middle school students Ja...

A new indoor tennis facility planned at Shadle Park High School could give Spokane students and families a chance to play the sport year-round. “This is much more than just tenni...

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 ...

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...

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...

On June 4, Spokane Public Schools celebrated the remarkable careers of 83 retirees, honored the achievements of this year’s award recipients, and recognized three new awardees at ...

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 ...

Across our 58 schools, 45 nurses provide healthcare for nearly 30,000 students every day. They check temperatures and supply Band-Aids, of course, but they also monitor health ca...

For Teacher Appreciation Day, we asked a few friendly folks in downtown Spokane to share how teachers have impacted their lives. We’re grateful for every single teacher in Sp...

Last night, Chase Youth Commission recognized our community’s outstanding youth, teens and an adult who are making a difference in our community or making positive choices throug...

Every year, 4,320 Second Harvest Inland Northwest volunteers pack 188,928 Bite2Go bags to distribute to 5,248 SPS students. The bags are filled with snacks and drinks to ensure t...

Spokane’s outdoor sports community is growing, but our city’s current fields are struggling to keep up. Between the wet fall and winter seasons and the limited hours of daylight,...