SPOKANE, Wash. — The Spokane Public Schools Board of Directors is expected to decide Wednesday night whether voters will see the district’s $200 million, 20-year bond on the November ballot.
The bond measure is part of the ‘Together Spokane’ Initiative, a partnership with Spokane Parks and Recreation.
If approved for the ballot and passed by voters, the bond would fund facility updates for all 58 public schools in the city, establish a new four-year trades high school and more…