Spokane Public Schools

Spokane Public Schools

中小学教育

Spokane，WA 7,139 位关注者

34 elementary schools | 9 middle schools | 8 high schools | 16 Options Programs | Excellence for everyone.

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Spokane Public Schools is the largest school district in eastern Washington. We offer our diverse population of ~30,000 students a portfolio of school options, allowing families the freedom to choose the school that's right for their child. We have more than 4,500 employees. Learn more about us and see what positions are available now at www.spokaneschools.org/jobs.

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https://www.spokaneschools.org
所属行业
中小学教育
规模
1,001-5,000 人
总部
Spokane，WA
类型
教育机构
创立
1889
领域
Education、Teaching、School District和Administration

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    GETTING ACTIVE: “In the future, I want to be a cheerleader so I thought this could help me reach my goals.” Early morning dance practice at Garry Middle School interested sixth grader Imani?as an opportunity to develop foundational skills in an activity she loves while community with her peers. Learn about the record turnout we’ve seen for activities and sports this fall across grade levels at https://lnkd.in/gvnPan6K. Scroll through to see our students engaging in real life! #EngageIRL

    • A group of young athletes in red and white jerseys with "Saxons" on their backs, huddling together on a soccer field under a clear blue sky. Trees and goalposts are visible in the background.
    • A group of elementary-age children gathered at the starting line for a youth cross-country event. They wear maroon and red shirts with school logos and have race numbers pinned to their shirts. Two girls in red shirts give thumbs-up, while others around them look excited but focused.
    • A gym scene showing a group of young people lined up in a dance or cheer practice. They stand spaced apart, with a female instructor in a black sweatshirt leading the group. The gym has large windows, and a "Spokane Garry Ravens" banner is visible on the wall.
    • A group of dancers practicing inside a gym. One girl, kneeling in the front, wears a Los Angeles Lakers jersey and has her arms raised in a dance pose, while others in casual sportswear perform similar motions in the background.
    • A wide shot of a dance or cheerleading group practicing in a gym. The dancers are spread out across the wooden floor, performing moves in unison under the bright indoor lighting.
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    ON-SITE SCIENCE: Last Friday during our Professional Learning Improvement Day (PLID), elementary Science specialists took their learning outdoors with a field trip to Manito Park to consider instructional activities they could recreate with their students. The energetic educators explored the park, considered instructional strategies to facilitate learning activities, and brainstormed about how they could take their own students to local parks to engage in this type of learning. We’re excited to see SPS students out and about on more field trips this year, whether it’s a walk to a neighborhood park or a Spokane Transit ride across the city! In case you missed it, check out Linwood Elementary’s field trip to Manito Park: https://lnkd.in/gAckFcr9 #EngageIRL

    • Three teachers sitting on the edge of a stone platform near a calm body of water. They are engaged in conversation, holding papers and other materials for a science lesson. The reflection of trees with autumn foliage can be seen in the water.
    • A group of people seated on the ground under a stone bridge, gathered in small clusters. They are working with materials spread on the ground, surrounded by a road, trees, and some dry foliage.
    • Two men sitting on the side of a road next to a dry bushy area. They are working with supplies and papers spread on the ground between them.
    • Three women sitting on or standing near a park bench, smiling and working on materials. Behind them is a garden full of colorful flowers and greenery.
    • A group of people standing and kneeling in a lush green park area. One person is standing and bending over to observe something, while others hold papers and work with outdoor materials.
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    NEW PRINCIPAL PROFILE: “I’m most excited about the academic and social growth for our students.” October is National Principals Month! We appreciate all SPS administrators for their hard work and dedication to students and staff. Throughout the month, we’re highlighting some new building principals so our community get to know them a little bit better. Meet Lidgerwood Elementary School principal Mr. Hibbard, who put some serious miles on the RV this summer, at https://lnkd.in/gPBNbnFC.

    • Kent Hibbard smiles for a photo, he is wearing a red lanyard that reads “Lidgerwood Leopards.”
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    HOODIE PROJECT SUPPORT: Did you know that Spokane Public Schools’ The Hoodie Project has been selected as this year’s Touchdown For A Cause recipient? For each touchdown scored by?EWU Football?at upcoming home games this fall, The Hoodie Project will receive $100 from?Numerica Credit Union! Want to cheer on the Eags? Visit?goeags.com/promo?and use code SPS24 to purchase discount tickets for games on Oct. 19, Nov. 2 and Nov. 16. The Hoodie Project helps SPS elementary students consider their post-high school plans by arranging college student visits to 5th grade classes to answer questions about college life and career aspirations. Fifth graders also receive a keepsake college sweatshirt to wear with pride as they dream about their future goals. Learn more at?https://lnkd.in/g5jSrbrb. We’re grateful for Numerica and?Eastern Washington University’s support of SPS students!?#EngageIRL?#GoEags

    • "Touchdowns for a Cause" promotional image featuring two Eastern Washington University football players in red uniforms with helmets. The text "Touchdowns for a Cause" is prominently displayed in large red letters, with a smaller subtitle reading "Benefiting The Hoodie Project." Logos for Numerica Credit Union, Eastern Washington University, and Spokane Public Schools are placed below the text. The players are posed in action stances on either side of the central text, with one wearing jersey number 61 and the other wearing jersey number 50.
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    INDIGENOUS PEOPLES’ DAY: “Creating affinity spaces for students is important.” Both well-established and new Indigenous student clubs allow student to connect with Native American cultures and traditions. At last week’s Grant Indigenous Club meeting, students made frybread, a nontraditional Indigenous food that has historical significance across tribal nations. Learn more about how Spokane Schools Native Education is creating opportunities for students of all backgrounds to engage in activities that recognize and celebrate Native American heritage and culture at https://lnkd.in/g7NbUCjF. #EngageIRL

    • A boy with a braid in his hair sits at a table in an elementary school classroom and forms dough to make frybread.
    • Two young students sit in an elementary school classroom forming dough on paper plates.
    • A young boy in a yellow t-shirt sits at a table in a classroom, folding a piece of dough in his hands. He sits at a table with other young students who are working on forming dough.
    • A teacher serves frybread to young students in a classroom. She is wearing a black t-shirt with the words "Decolonize, Indigenize, Revitalize" printed on it and a red ribbon skirt.
    • A young boy in a green shirt looks down at the frybread on his plate, while other students are helped by a teacher to remove their bread from the fryer.
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    REFLECTIONS: “I get to work with students that love unconditionally and are true to how they express their feelings.” In observation of Disability History & Awareness Month in October, we asked several teachers to share their perspectives on working with students in Special Education. Read the response from Dale Alexander of Joel E. Ferris High School at https://lnkd.in/gcnKzeH2. Thank you to teachers like Coach Dale for collaborating with colleagues, medical professionals and families to meet each student’s unique needs so they can succeed at school!

    • Photo of Ferris High School teacher Dale Alexander, smiling and wearing a baseball cap with an outline of Washington state and an “F” where Spokane is located, in a circular graphic that includes the text “Disability History & Awareness Month” and a Spokane Public Schools logo.
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    FAMILIA: “He has both languages, which is important for us so he does not lose the tradition of Spanish.” Seventh grade student Alex Moreno has attended our dual language school since kindergarten. Enrolling at Ruben Trejo Dual Language Academy helped Alex and his three siblings learn English while reinforcing the language he speaks at home with his parents, Maria and Juan. We love hearing stories from families about educational opportunities that strength cultural heritage and a student's sense of self. Thank you to the Morenos for sharing their experience with us during Hispanic Heritage Month.

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    SEEN HEARD VALUED: Yesterday, more than 700 Yasuhara Middle School students and staff gathered in their gym to receive new, inspirational sweatshirts, donated by the Hifumi En Society. The local nonprofit was founded in the 1960s by Denny Yasuhara – a longtime SPS educator and the namesake of the middle school that opened in 2022 – and other members of the Japanese American community in the Spokane area to support the social welfare of their community and celebrate and preserve Japanese cultural awareness, education, and history. The Hifumi En Society has been active in support the Yasuhara school community in honor of Denny’s legacy, and several Society members were thanked by Principal Stephanie Lundberg for their generosity during the assembly. Thank you for providing these sweatshirts that Phoenix can wear with pride!

    • A young student wearing a 'Yasuhara Middle School' hoodie smiles while talking to an adult with reddish-brown hair. The adult, also wearing a hoodie, is leaning in and gesturing towards the student in a friendly manner.
    • Three people, two students and an adult, stand behind a table at an event. The table has some papers, a highlighter, and boxes on it. They are all wearing matching navy blue hoodies that read 'Yasuhara Middle School.' Behind them, stacks of similar hoodies are organized with signs for different letter ranges, likely for distribution.
    • A large group of students is lined up in a gymnasium. Two people wearing navy blue hoodies with the words 'SEEN HEARD VALUED Hifumi Society' on the back are standing behind a table, possibly assisting the students.
    • Two boys sit on bleachers, smiling at the camera. They are wearing 'Yasuhara Middle School' hoodies and appear to be in a gym setting. Other students in similar hoodies are seated in the background.
    • Three students are sitting on bleachers, smiling and posing together. They are all wearing matching 'Yasuhara Middle School' hoodies. The gymnasium setting features other students seated nearby.
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    HEALTH CARE: "A lot of what I deal with on a day-to-day basis is behavioral-health related." Check out an interview in The Spokesman-Review with Willard Elementary School nurse Aidan McCrum about his participation in a MultiCare Health System benefit run to expand regional behavioral health services. Thank you for your care of students and have a great run, Aidan!

    Nurse who runs in MultiCare's benefit 5k sees need for mental health services in daily work

    Nurse who runs in MultiCare's benefit 5k sees need for mental health services in daily work

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    SPS EXTRA: “I really loved football when I was a kid.” While North Central High School junior Trevelle Jones may still be considered “a kid” by some, he’s been playing some sort of football since kindergarten. Honing his skills on the field for a decade have made him a better player, teammate, and leader in his role as Wolfpack quarterback this year. In October’s episode of SPS Extra – dropping Oct. 17 – Stephanie Splater and Nicole Hernandez discuss why early engagement in extracurriculars is so important, and why we want elementary and middle school students to connect with activities that fuel their passions. Make sure you’re subscribed to “SPS Podcasts” wherever you listen to podcasts, or tune in @ spokaneschools.org/listen. #EngageIRL

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