Lewis and Clark High School

Update: Aug. 7, 2026, 5 p.m. The free emergency drop-in camp for children ages 4 and older at Shadle Park High School will be available every day through the weekend, Aug. 7-9, ...

This is a friendly reminder that registration for the 2026–27 Lewis & Clark High School under-freeway student parking lottery is now open. Registration will be available from Th...

“It totally rocked my world. Because you get to see so many different departments, see what it's like to be a nurse, everything that's required. It's so cool.” Lewis and Clark Hi...

Did you know that in Washington state, you can participate in an election before you turn 18? Through Washington’s Future Voter program , state residents who are United States c...

At its regular meeting last night, the Spokane Public School Board of Directors approved a resolution placing a three-year Educational Programs and Operations (EP&O) levy on the N...

Making the jump to a new school level — elementary to middle or middle to high — can feel overwhelming for students. That’s why, in the spring, our fifth grade students visit thei...

Got your tissues ready? We mic’d up senior Madeline and her Jefferson Elementary School third grade teacher Elizabeth Tinney to capture their reunion during the Lewis and Clark Hi...

Every year, the Spokesman-Review interviews a graduating senior from 69 regional high schools. We are proud to share the interviews of Spokane Public School’s class of 2026 repres...

Registration for Spokane Public Schools yellow bus transportation is now open for the 2026-27 school year. Students must register for yellow bus transportation before each ...

Lewis and Clark Summer School is a free opportunity for students to recover credits and stay on track for graduation. The program will run from June 22-30. Classes will be held ...

Graduation is getting closer — Celebrate the milestone with one of Lewis & Clark’s favorite traditions: the Senior All-Nighter. The event takes place Sunday, June 14, with check-...

When Frank Burns saw how anxious and isolated kids were following the COVID-19 pandemic, he started organizing small, youth cycling groups. Within about ten minutes of meeting, ki...

More than 100 Spokane Public Schools employees are retiring this spring, some of whom have served more than 40 years with our district. From kindergarten teachers to kitchen staf...

Students stand in the spotlight on stage. With a bold red curtain behind them, they speak confidently, projecting their voices into the auditorium. They’re not performing a sonnet...

Over the past two weeks, 1,640 Spokane Public Schools students have taken 3,596 Advanced Placement (AP) tests, which are based on student course selections. AP courses are offere...

“Boys want to play volleyball and they want to play it competitively.” Engagement Navigator Austin Johnson shares how interest in boys volleyball led to club teams at Rogers and ...

"I'm bored!" If you want to avoid hearing those two words this summer, we have plenty of opportunities that will prevent and cure any summer boredom. Spokane Public Schools' sum...

Last week, Spokane Public Schools students received four of the top six prizes for their academic achievements from the Spokane Scholars Foundation . These four students received...

Spokane Public Schools students and groups from 16 schools received 30 Chase Youth Awards from the Chase Youth Commission at a celebration at the Fox Theater. These awards recog...

The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) and Washington Music Educators Association (WMEA) State Solo and Ensemble Contest took place in Ellensburg on April 24...