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West Valley School District Proposition 1 (levy)

Election Results

Option Votes Pct
Levy Yes 6,690 59.16%
Levy No 4,619 40.84%

* Race percentages are calculated with data from the Secretary of State's Office, which omits write-in votes from its calculations when there are too few to affect the outcome. The Spokane County Auditor's Office may have slightly different percentages than are reflected here because its figures include any write-in votes.

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To pass a bond: Cheney Public Schools measure passes, the first after county-wide February failure

Two years in the making and already one failure under their belts, passing a $72 million bond was a “team effort,” Cheney Public Schools Superintendent Ben Ferney said.

West Valley School District’s $11.8M levy appears to pass on election night

Voters passed the school district’s $11.8 million property tax levy to pay for building maintenance and improvements. It had 57% support in Tuesday’s count.

West Valley School District seeks levy to improve parent pickup, other construction projects in the wake of February bond failure

After casting a vote for president, governor, and state schools superintendent, voters in the West Valley School District will also be asked if they support a property tax levy to pay for remodeling and repairing school buildings.

Amid nationwide struggle to rebound school attendance to pre-COVID numbers, one school district stands out

North Central High School Junior Cyrus Crider woke up on a school day last school year, imagining school friends and the warm faces of the teachers who made them feel seen and loved by urging Crider to come to school.

West Valley High School: Michael Liberg finds time to be a student and an entrepreneur

Michael Liberg is an honor roll student at West Valley High School. He also is a small business owner in Spokane Valley.

Dishman Hills: For Samantha Vazquez, the future looks like Gonzaga, then law school

It was in a Dishman Hills High School history class that Samantha Vazquez first heard of the Chicano Movement, also known as El Movimiento.

West Valley High School teacher wins region’s adviser of the year award: ‘She holds us to a higher standard’

Shanté Payne, teacher and adviser at West Valley High School, won two awards Monday, not for what she does directly, but what she allows her students to do.

School districts in Spokane County are asking voters why their bonds failed, advice on next steps

Five school districts in Spokane County that suffered rejected tax proposals last month are regrouping and may be back to voters with smaller plans later this year.

Difference makers: ‘Nobody quite like Cindy’: Cindy Akins doesn’t want you to read this story

Cindy Akins insists she doesn’t deserve to be featured in this newspaper as a “difference maker.”