Spokane School Board position 3
Election Results
| Candidate | Votes | Pct |
|---|---|---|
| Rocky Treppiedi | 10,140 | 42.54% |
| Jerrall J. Haynes (N) | 7,236 | 30.35% |
| Donald Dover | 6,462 | 27.11% |
* Race percentages are calculated with data from the Secretary of State's Office, which omits write-in votes from its calculations when there are too few to affect the outcome. The Spokane County Auditor's Office may have slightly different percentages than are reflected here because its figures include any write-in votes.
The Candidates
Jerrall J. Haynes
No partyContact Information
- Web:
- electhaynes.com
Donald Dover
Contact Information
- Web:
- donalddover.com
- Facebook page
Complete Coverage
100 years ago in Spokane: Sister of murder victim faints several times on witness stand; School named after ‘Little Women’ author
From our archives, 100 years ago Miss Elizabeth Weber fainted several times during her lawsuit against the Spokane police.
Editorial: Experience gives Treppiedi the edge for school board
Incumbent Rocky Treppiedi’s school board experience gives him the edge over a fresh but raw newcomer.
For Spokane School Board, voters can choose experience or new outlook
Rocky Treppiedi wants one more term on the Spokane Public Schools board. Jerrall Haynes, Treppiedi’s 26-year-old challenger, thinks it’s time for a new perspective.
Spokane school board approves increases to lunch prices and other budget shifts
The Spokane Public Schools board unanimously approved an amended budget that will increase school lunch prices and the cost of after school care.
Teacher squares off against nonprofit leader in Spokane school board race
ELECTION PREVIEW: The race for Spokane School Board between a Spokane Valley high school teacher, Paul Schneider, and a nonprofit leader, Patricia Kienholz.
Spokane school board to vote on raising lunch prices, other budget changes
A budget that the Spokane Public Schools board is expected to approve Wednesday night could increase the price of after school care and school meals.
School talks stall, board prepares for legal action in event of strike
With a strike looming and negotiators unable to craft a deal after an all-day bargaining session Wednesday, the Spokane Public Schools board gave the superintendent the ability to fire striking workers and bring legal action against the union. “We’re not surprised by the resolution,” said Spokane Education Association President Jenny Rose. “Truly in my heart I think that it’s a scare tactic for our members.”
Union, Spokane Public Schools still without deal; board backs measure to fire strikers
With a strike looming and negotiators unable to craft a deal after an all-day bargaining session Wednesday, the Spokane Public School board gave the superintendent the ability to fire striking workers and bring legal action against the union.
Spokane educators vote to go on strike
Spokane Public Schools employees on Friday voted to strike just four days after school starts next week. But the Spokane Education Association, which represents the workers, has not abandoned negotiations.
Spokane Public Schools employees vote to strike if agreement not reached in a week
Employees of Spokane Public Schools have voted to go out on strike beginning Friday, Sept. 4, only days after the first day of school on Monday.
Treppiedi takes most votes in Spokane School Board election
Long-time Spokane School Board member Rocky Treppiedi easily topped two challengers in the primary to move to the November election.
Three vie for school board
A lot has changed in the 20 years since Rocky Treppiedi won a seat on Spokane Public Schools’ board of directors. But not Rocky Treppiedi.
Spokane School Board candidates weigh in on walkout
Voters who have strong opinions about the Spokane teacher walkout this week likely will find a school board candidate on their August primary ballot who shares their stance. The Spokane Education Association voted last week to hold a one-day strike on Wednesday to protest the Legislature’s long delay in meeting a state Supreme Court’s demand to increase education funding.
New start times for Spokane schools approved
Lots of students will need to adjust their alarm clocks this fall. Spokane Public Schools’ board of directors voted unanimously Wednesday to move elementary school start times earlier and push back middle school start times.
Spokane board approves district’s second charter school
Spokane Public Schools’ board authorized the second charter school in its district Wednesday with a 4-0 vote. The approval is practically a repeat of the board’s first authorization of a charter school nine months ago.