Spokane Public Schools Announces Town Hall Meetings on Replacement Levy

Spokane, WA, September 28, 2026 —

Spokane Public Schools has announced a series of town hall meetings to discuss an upcoming replacement levy. The purpose of these meetings is to provide information and gather community input regarding the school district’s financial needs and plans.

Details regarding the specific dates, times, and locations for these town hall sessions have not yet been provided. The exact purpose and scope of the replacement levy are also not detailed in the initial announcement. Information about what the levy will fund or the proposed financial figures associated with it is expected to be shared during these upcoming community forums.

The district aims to engage parents, students, staff, and the wider Spokane community in discussions surrounding the levy. Such meetings are typically intended to inform the public about budget priorities and the impact of funding on educational programs and services. The nature of a “replacement levy” suggests it is intended to succeed a previous or existing levy, though specifics on the prior levy are not available.

Community members will have opportunities to ask questions and share their perspectives. The outcome of these discussions may inform the final proposal or presentation of the levy to voters. Further information, including a schedule of meetings and details about the levy itself, is anticipated to be released by Spokane Public Schools in the near future.

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