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Educational Programs and Operations (EP&O) levies are temporary, which is why we run replacement levies. Under Washington State law, school districts may ask voters to authorize ...

“A lot of people think it's just Band-Aids and ice packs, and it's so much more than that.” School nurses like Aidan McCrum support their communities in numerous ways. Yes, he ...

On Nov. 3, 2026, voters living within Spokane Public Schools boundaries will consider a three-year replacement Educational Programs and Operations (EP&O) levy. The current levy w...

Lincoln Heights music teacher Kaitlin Webster uses drums and xylophones to help second grade students learn to keep the beat as they make music. When they walk out of her classroo...

NEWTech Prep student Maksim takes us on a tour of all the hands-on activities students could try out at ABC Trades Night last week. Nearly 600 attendees visited with dozens of lo...

A well-rounded learning environment includes access to trusted adults, academic choices, support services, and opportunities to connect with others. The Educational Programs and ...

High school seniors who are planning to pursue post-secondary educational opportunities can apply to receive federal or state financial aid. The Free Application for Federal Stu...

Even before Emily Schutz became head cheerleading coach at Ferris High School nearly 20 years ago, she was very familiar with the Scarlet and Silver. “I was a cheerleader at Ferr...

For the Nov. 3, 2026 election, only an Educational Programs and Operations (EP&O) levy will appear on the ballot. Levies and bonds are separate property-tax measures that serve di...

Tatriana Muravez has been a school counselor at Flett Middle School since the northwest Spokane school opened its doors in 2022. Learn about her job, the challenges, and how couns...

In the State of Washington, public school funding comes from several sources, each with different rules governing how the money may be spent. The state provides the largest share...

When students arrive this week, teachers and staff are ready and excited to help them discover their passions, connect them with opportunities that inspire, and create spaces wher...

“Kids who are involved in a lot of things are doing better.” In Fall 2024, we partnered with Launch NW to introduce Engage IRL. We wanted every kid, every day, to put down the...

As the start of a new school year approaches, we want to make sure every student has the support they need for the best possible beginning. For families and staff impacted by the...

We’re extending the free emergency drop-in camp for children ages 4 and older at Shadle Park High School through Wednesday, Aug. 12, 2026. It will run 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. each day, ...

More than 1,000 individuals impacted by the Spokane Complex Wildfire visited the Disaster Assistance Center (DAC) during its first two days of operation at Shadle Park High Sch...

Representatives from across our region gathered at Shadle Park High School this afternoon to share updates with the community regarding response efforts for the Spokane Complex Wi...

On Tuesday morning, hundreds of representatives from dozens of organizations gathered at Shadle Park High School with a single goal: supporting families impacted by the Spokane Co...

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, ...

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...