Every SPS bond includes resources for annual improvement projects to upgrade facilities across the school district to meet changing program needs, improve safety, and extend the useful life of buildings. Typical projects include interior upgrades, new playground equipment, roofing and surfacing enhancements, HVAC improvements, and other updates.
Each year, the SPS Capital Projects team gathers input from principals, maintenance and safety department staff to develop a recommended list of smaller projects to undertake in the following year. The "Annual Capital Projects Program" is then reviewed and approved by the school board.
A list of all Annual Building Improvement Projects since 2018 provides more examples of the scope and cost of these efforts to keep district facilities in good working order.
With Spokane voter approval of the 2025 Bond, Spokane Public Schools will implement an Annual Building Improvement Project program for the remainder of the 2025-26 school year and every year through 2030.
In December 2025, the School Board adopted the district’s 2025-26 annual capital plan, which identified various necessary and advisable capital improvements to the existing school facilities. Projects address critical infrastructure to keep our schools updated and safe while extending the useful life of these public facilities.
Audubon
Balboa
Bryant
Cooper
Facilities Building
Ferris
Garfield
Grant
Hamblen
Indian Trail
Libby Center
Lincoln Heights
Logan
Montessori
Moran Prairie
North Central
Ridgeview
Rogers
Scott
Shadle Park
Stevens
Whitman
Willard
Various Locations
Renovate Garry Middle School and adjacent Nevada Park to maximize benefit for the school and community
Renovate oldest portions of the building to address issues of efficiency and safety. Upgrade parking and fields.
Develop southwest fields with Spokane Youth Sports Association to extend field use and support increased student and community interest in recreational activities.
Provide at least one all-weather rectangular field and at least one turf infield with lighting within each neighborhood high school boundary.
Plan to establish a school where students can graduate with a high school diploma, a two-year degree, and other career and technical education (CTE) certificates.
he SPS Annual Capital Projects Campaign uses bond funds for necessary facility upgrades and improvements so that each school is safe, secure, and has a useful lifespan.
Partner with the United States Tennis Association to construct an indoor tennis facility at Shadle Park High School.
Develop more fields at the site of former Joe Albi Stadium to double Merkel capacity and support increased student and community interest in recreational activities.
Want to learn more about a Parks project? Contact us:
| Name | City of Spokane Parks & Recreation |
|---|---|
| Phone | 509-755-2489 |
| spokaneparks@spokanecity.org | |
| Website | my.spokanecity.org/parksrec/levy/ |
Want to learn more about a Schools project? Contact us:
| Name | Spokane Public Schools |
|---|---|
| Phone | 1-509-354-7338 |
| Website | www.spokaneschools.org/AskTogetherSpokane |
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