Spokane Public Schools Board of Directors Regular Meeting
The board meeting included several key agenda items, such as a public hearing and the adoption of the transportation vehicle budget extension for 2025-2026. The board approved the adoption of new English Language Arts curricula for grades 6-8 and 9-10, as well as curricula for English Language Development programs. Additionally, the board held a second reading and passed several policy revisions in the 2000 series, covering topics like student learning goals, internet safety, and highly capable programs. Other business included a presentation on the process for renaming a school, an update on learning and school support services, and various consent agenda approvals, including the Madison Elementary School replacement project and multiple professional service contracts.
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The board meeting agenda included several key items such as the renaming process for The Community School, a budget update, and a public hearing regarding the transportation vehicle fund budget extension. Discussions were held on the priority strategy for literacy and the adoption of new secondary ELA curriculum. Additionally, the board reviewed proposed revisions to various policies within the 2000 series and received an update on learning and school support services. Several action items were addressed under the consent agenda, including the approval of a resolution for the Madison Elementary School replacement project, revisions to the High School Activity Agreement, procurement of cargo vans, purchase of football equipment, bus routing software, GC/CM services for the North Central School Modernization Project, and a new interlocal agreement with Camas School District.
Nov 19, 2025·Board meeting
Spokane Public Schools Board of Directors Regular Meeting
The Board meeting included a review of district key performance indicators and academic results, followed by the approval of performance goals for the upcoming school year. The Board also formally adopted legislative priorities for the 2025-2026 school year and approved the levy certification for the Educational Programs and Operation Replacement Levy and Debt Service Levy for 2026. Additionally, a first reading of proposed policy revisions regarding the notification and dissemination of information was conducted, along with reports from board members and the superintendent.
