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Last September 11th was a special day. Not only was it the first time that September 11th was commemorated as a National Day of Remembrance and Service, but for a […]

Summer of 2009 was heaven for the students of Washington with months of endless blue-sky days. But for the tens-of-thousands of families who recently lost both incomes and credit the […]

September 17, 2009 Spokesman Review kevingr@spokesman.com, (509) 459-5433 Spokane children’s advocates, concerned about societal problems stemming from Spokane’s high school dropout rate, hope voters will approve a citywide tax levy […]

Posted by Dan Cardinali Recently Communities In Schools was recognized by the Better Business Bureau’s Wise Giving Alliance, a rigorous evaluation process that helps foster sound giving decisions and advances […]

September 11, National Day of Service and Remembrance On a sunny indian summer morning in Seattle over 50 volunteers from Holland America assembled in a south Seattle warehouse to help […]

It was the last pre-season game of the year for the Seahawks, who were facing off against the Oakland Raiders.  Seahawk fans dressed in the traditional blues and the new […]

From the Seattle Times By ANNE D’INNOCENZIO, AP Retail Writer To gauge consumers’ strain, look no further than the rows and rows of plastic bags awaiting layaway payments at Kmart. They […]

Excerpted from the Kent Reporter, Brian Beckley August 22, 2009 Nearly 200 children showed up Thursday to try and get one of 100 new backpacks stuffed with school supplies given […]

Join us to hear State Superintendent Randy Dorn’s comments at the Federal Way Chamber of Commerce Luncheon, September 2nd at Twin Lakes Golf and Country Club. Communities In Schools invited Mr. Dorn […]

With the school year fast approaching and many families feeling the pain of a harsh economy, we are happy to announce The Spokane Indians are joining our efforts to match […]