
February 11, 2026
Middle and high school students who are turning out for spring sports can visit one of our school-based health clinics (SBHC) for a no-charge sports physical in February. These c...

February 10, 2026
Carol Pederson can’t remember a time when music wasn’t part of her life. Raised in a deeply musical family with a mother who was a church organist and choir teacher, music was ne...

February 9, 2026
Last week, poetry, essays, and artwork by students from Salk Middle School, Shadle Park, Lewis and Clark, and Rogers high schools were featured in The Black Lens and The Spokesma...

February 6, 2026
Last Friday, nearly 2,000 Spokane families attended Winterfest at Riverfront Park. Organized by Spokane Public Schools and Launch NW , Winterfest provided an opportunity for stud...

February 6, 2026
WSU College of Nursing’s Dr. Anne Mason, Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, shares how a good night’s sleep makes a big difference in a student’s abilities as they part...

February 6, 2026
While about 100 school counselors work across Spokane Public Schools, there’s sometimes lingering confusion about their role. During National School Counseling Week (Feb. 2-6), we...

February 5, 2026
Spokane Public Schools is deploying robotic floor-cleaning machines across secondary buildings as part of a broader effort to improve maintenance and increase efficiency. The dis...

February 4, 2026
Spokane Public Schools staff and students are hyped in their blue and green, and ready to cheer for the Seattle Seahawks! Let’s go, Hawks!

February 3, 2026
Last week, the City of Spokane received a $200,000 “Healthy and Sustainable Communities” grant to support and expand The ZONE Spokane’s Youth Wellness Zone (YWZ), a youth-led in...

February 3, 2026
In December, national print and digital news organizational Education Week visited six of our schools to learn about Engage IRL , our initiative with LaunchNW to get kids off scr...

January 29, 2026
Over the weekend at St. George’s School in north Spokane, 15 Odyssey at Libby students competed at the First LEGO League Robotics State Championships for the third year in a row! ...

January 29, 2026
Do you know how to solve a Rubik's Cube? If you want some help, you might have to watch on half-speed to keep up with Bryson, Amelia, Sam, Alaska and Aiden, members of the Woodr...

January 28, 2026
At the heart of the upcoming Winterfest event lies one shared vision: Every Kid. Every Day. In Real Life . Spokane Public Schools (SPS) and LaunchNW created this mantra to enc...

January 28, 2026
Salk Middle School 6th grader Jennifer Cherkashin was selected as the Middle Level Winner for the 2026 Washington State Youth Art Month contest. “We had many student artists from...

January 23, 2026
Local Lithia Motors dealerships presented $50,000 to students and staff in the NEWTech Prep automotive program on Wednesday. Lithia, which operates 455 locations in three countri...

January 21, 2026
Extracurricular LEGO clubs are pretty popular at our elementary schools, but did you realize that each kit is sorted by hand so students have the right pieces to create their bril...

January 20, 2026
Spokane Public Schools and CHAS Health ushered in the opening of a new school-based health clinic (SBHC) at Joel E. Ferris High School last week. The new space offers on-site me...

January 20, 2026
Kindergarten is so much more than playtime. Join Whitman Elementary School teachers Kym Sammons, Jodi Schock, Alexandria Melvin, and Jennifer Carnahan for Late Start Monday Coll...

January 15, 2026
An elementary school office manager has a lot to juggle each day. Hannah Veltri at Arlington switched hats constantly during morning arrival on a typical Friday. Hannah has w...

January 15, 2026
On this month’s podcast, Executive Director of Activities & Athletics Stephanie Splater and Superintendent Dr. Adam Swinyard chat with Board Director Nikki Otero Lockwood about ho...
