The Little Hive

After being laid off from her job last spring as a teacher at Spokane Public Schools, Krista Hastings is ready to open a preschool at the old 1930s-era school house in Glenrose (at the corner of 37th and Fancher). In an amazing coincidence, her parents had purchased the building the day before.

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UPDATED: Tue., Aug. 13, 2019

After being laid off from her job last spring as a Wilson Elementary School second-grade teacher at the Spokane Public Schools,Hastings is ready to open a preschool at the old 1930s-era school house in Glenrose.

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After being laid off from her job last spring as a Wilson Elementary School second-grade teacher at the Spokane Public Schools, Krista Hastings is ready to open a preschool at the old 1930s-era school house in Glenrose.

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Krista Hastings assembles letter practice pins for her new students. After being laid off from her job last spring as a Wilson Elementary School second-grade teacher at the Spokane Public Schools,Hastings is ready to open a preschool at the old 1930s-era school house in Glenrose.

Dan Pelle The Spokesman-Review Buy this photo
Krista Hastings assembles letter practice pins for her new students. After being laid off from her job last spring as a Wilson Elementary School second-grade teacher at the Spokane Public Schools,Hastings is ready to open a preschool at the old 1930s-era school house in Glenrose.

Dan Pelle The Spokesman-Review Buy this photo
After being laid off from her job last spring as a Wilson Elementary School second-grade teacher at the Spokane Public Schools, Krista Hastings is ready to open a preschool at the old 1930s-era school house in Glenrose.

Dan Pelle The Spokesman-Review Buy this photo