Salk Middle School

09/03/2026

Lithia Chrysler and Subaru of Spokane generously donated $300 to all 5 of our Salk students who lost their homes in the Spokane Complex fires. The gift will go toward replacement of their sport and music equipment so they may continue participating in the activities they love.
Thank you, Lithia!

08/27/2026

First day at Salk is in the books! From doors opening to end of the day bussing, it was a full day! Welcome back Spartans and let's make this a great year!

08/25/2026

Launch Conferences are a busy time for Salk staff and students! Welcome back everyone, we are excited to have you this year!

08/25/2026

Free Sports Physicals tomorrow (Tues 8/25) 9:00am-1:00pm in front of Salk! 😀
Drop by to be prepared for Spartan Sports! 🏈 🏀⚾️🏐 *update: students need to have Molina state insurance

08/05/2026

Our hearts break for our counselor Mrs. Sabo and her family who lost their house. Mrs. Sabo's parents also lost their house. Here's an interview with the Sabos from last night on NBC News (it starts about 1 minute in).
We ❤️ you Sabos!

A man with a previous manslaughter conviction was arrested in Spoka...

08/05/2026

Here’s a new ‘everything all in one place’ site for help for those impacted by the fires. It’s created by SPS and community partners. Please share! 💚

Local resources for staff and families impacted by the recent wildfires: food, shelter, medical care, financial help, and more.

08/05/2026

COME TOGETHER: Hundreds of representatives from dozens of organizations gathered at Shadle Park High School this morning with a single goal: supporting families impacted by the Spokane Complex Wildfires.

Spokane Public Schools superintendent Adam Swinyard and Innovia Foundation CEO Shelly O'Quinn convened the assembly of government agencies, nonprofit organizations, faith community leaders, health care providers, educators and many other entities engaged in fire recovery efforts.

Keep reading at spokaneschools.org/article/3060064.

Find a local resource directory for those impacted by wildfires at SpokaneCommunityResources.org.

08/04/2026

FREE DAY CAMP EXTENDED: The free emergency drop-in camp for children ages 4 and older at Shadle Park High School (4327 N. Ash St.) will be available every day this week, Aug. 3-7, 2026, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

This is intended to give parents and caregivers impacted by wildfires a safe place for their children while they take a break, run errands, or address other immediate needs. Children do not need to be enrolled in Spokane Public Schools or live within SPS boundaries to attend.

Lunch will be provided at noon through the federal free summer meals program. Activities will be supervised by Spokane Public Schools staff. Families can also access a clothing closet and connect with resources like HEART and CHAS Health.

We will continue to provide updates with resources for families and staff as information is received. For additional information, visit spokaneschools.org/article/3055231.

08/03/2026

FREE DAY CAMP: Spokane Public school is offering a free emergency drop-in camp for children ages 4 and older on Monday, Aug. 3, 11 a.m.-3 p.m. at Shadle Park High School.

This is intended to give parents and caregivers impacted by wildfires a safe place for their children while they take a break, run errands, or address other immediate needs. Students do not need to be enrolled in Spokane Public Schools or live within SPS boundaries to attend.

Lunch will be provided at noon through the federal free summer meals program. Activities will be supervised by Spokane Public Schools staff. Please reach out at SpokaneSchools.org/Contact to connect with district support.

Visit spokaneschools.org/article/3055231 for additional resources.

08/02/2026

Dear SPS families and staff,

Yesterday's devastating fire has deeply impacted our community, and our thoughts are with every family, student, staff member, and first responder affected.

Spokane Public Schools is working closely with local organizations and our city and county partners to support those impacted and ensure families have access to the resources they need. We know that events like this are especially difficult for children. Many of our students experienced the trauma of evacuation, and some have lost their homes. In the days and weeks ahead, our schools will provide care, stability, and support for every student who needs it.

Those who have been impacted by the fire are being asked to go to the Spokane Convention Center at 334 W. Spokane Falls Blvd., Spokane, WA 99201.

This will be a difficult season for our community, but Spokane has always come together in times of challenge. We will continue to support one another as we move forward together.

Spokane Public Schools