K-12 education

Games are shaking up the classroom – not as a student distraction but as a new learning mode.

It’s fresh produce season in Spokane, and KERNEL is keeping children engaged and educated at local farmers markets.

Three challengers seek to head public education in Washington, vying for the role of superintendent of public instruction held by incumbent Chris Reykdal since 2017.

SPS' HEART brings fun activities like Lem's Pops to homeless shelters in Spokane.

Spokane Public Schools will prohibit cell phone use during middle school lunchtime next year, the district concluded.

Spokane Public Schools will ban cellphone use in classrooms next year.

AP exam scores are upon us and here are some of the potential paths to pick including dedication to AP classes, studying via running start, or attending NEWtech.

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.

To make up its budget shortfall, a North Idaho school district is asking for donations.

Sofia Hessler believes that connection, community and trust between a group are some of the most valuable things in Spokane.

She may only be 17, but Caroline Saint James has certainly racked up her frequent flyer miles.

Claire Lyle, an upcoming senior at LC, talks about her goals and helping others and what she hopes to do as a member of the Teen Journalist Institute.

Troy Slack is one of the high school interns in the Spokesman's summer intern program. He has many talents and hobbies, from playing the cello to playing golf. 

Hazel Guieb finds her community and learns to succeed independently.

Spokesman-Review intern Laura Sheikh is rarely blunt, but when speaking about her interests, she is concise: “many hobbies, no passions.”

Peer interview with Z'hanie Weaver. Full circle implies her start and return to Derek McIalwain.