Spokane Public Schools: Stronger Than Ever

Spokane Public Schools (SPS) serves approximately 29,000 PreK - 12 grade students in 57 schools, including 34 elementary schools, nine middle schools, five comprehensive high schools and multiple option schools and programs to meet the needs of all students.

SPS is located in Spokane, Wash., a city with a population of about 230,000 in eastern Washington. Spokane sits in a wider metropolitan area of more than half a million people. Learn more about the area through Advantage Spokane.

Our Mission:

Every SPS student engages in joyful and challenging learning experiences throughout their educational journey that prepare them to become lifelong learners and graduate with the knowledge, skills, habits, agency, and community connections they need to pursue their passions and desired post-secondary opportunities.

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SPS is a District of Distinction

SPS was honored as one of just six school districts in the country as a 2024 “District of Distinction" by District Administration Leadership Institute for our work in providing access and opportunity to all students.

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League of Innovative Schools

SPS was named in 2024 to the League of Innovative Schools for our work in addressing chronic absenteeism.

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Record High 90.4% Graduation Rate

SPS set a record for the second straight year in 2023 with a record high graduation rate. This is a testament to our families, students and staff.

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57 Schools

The district's 57 schools teach kids from Pre-K to 12th grade and includes 34 elementary schools, nine middle schools, five comprehensive high schools and multiple option schools and programs.

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Approximately 29,000 students

SPS works to provide every one of our approximately 29,000 students a dream, access and opportunity for a happy and successful future, no matter their background or past experiences.

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70+ Languages Spoken

English Language Learners' cultures are celebrated as they experience public education in Spokane.

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