Libby Center

Established in 1928, Libby Center serves students with special needs in the state of Washington. The center offers a two-hour, pull-out vocational education program for district-wide special education secondary students who need prevocational or general vocational experiences. Its students participate in a variety of vocational activities by completion of various community service projects, such as tray favors for Meals on Wheels, pins and bags for Bloomsday, stuffing envelopes for the Spokane Youth Sports Association and collating notebooks for Birth Place at Sacred Heart Hospital. Libby Center operates a parent-teacher group that supports several fundraising events for the development of the center. It is governed by Spokane Public Schools, which operates several elementary, middle and high schools that include Ferris High School and Rogers High School.

Spokane Public Schools serves a diverse community of approximately 29,000 students and employs around 6,000 staff members across 58 schools. The district emphasizes student engagement through real-life activities and offers various summer programs to keep students active and involved. In collaboration with Spokane Parks and Recreation and other community partners, Spokane Public Schools is dedicated to creating a shared vision for the future of the city's parks, schools, and neighborhoods. The district also encourages community involvement through volunteering and provides resources to support students' mental health and well-being. Generated from the website

Slavic Christian Academy, located in Spokane, WA, is a leading educational institution that provides K-12 education from a biblical worldview. With a strong emphasis on parental commitment and nurturing relationships, the academy offers college prep academics, including Advanced Placement and Dual Enrollment programs, and has a proven track record of placing graduates into selective colleges and universities. Founded in 2004 by Elena V. Solodyankin and a dedicated group of NWASBC church leaders, Slavic Christian Academy is committed to advancing the Kingdom of God through its educational ministry. While the academy became independent in 2017, the administration team continues to collaborate for support, professional development, and NCE competitions, ensuring a high-quality education for students.Generated from the website