Spokane Public Schools is seeking gift card donations from the public to help more than 150 students who are not only homeless, but are without a parent or guardian.
Overcoming fatigue and the absence of starting point guard Kayleigh Truong, the Zags held off several Hawaii rallies to take a 68-49 win in the Rainbow Wahine Showdown tournament finale.
For the second straight game at the Rainbow Wahine Showdown, the Gonzaga women got off to a fast start Saturday and cruised to an easy 74-53 win over Eastern Illinois.
Officials at Spokane Public Schools are investigating an incident in which several staff members at Finch Elementary School, including the principal, refused to wear masks as required under Gov. Jay Inslee’s mandate and were escorted out of the school.
Four games into the season, the Gonzaga women are still looking for some validation, something to back up Coach Lisa Fortier’s claim Sunday that “we’re among the best teams in the country.”
All they needed was to hit a few more open shots, especially with the game on the line in the fourth quarter. Instead, the Zags lost their first home game since February 2019.
Tara VanDerveer will walk onto the McCarthey Athletic Center floor Sunday afternoon not only as a defending NCAA champion, but also as a champion of the game of basketball.
The box scores from the win over Idaho State had barely cleared the copy machine Thursday night when the Gonzaga players were asked about the next home game.
Some students affected by recent boundary changes at Spokane Public Schools will be able to stay at their current schools as long as they wish, the school board has decided.
On the agenda at Wednesday night’s meeting of the Spokane Public Schools board is a topic that’s sure to raise some eyebrows: Culturally Responsive Curriculum.