KSPS PBS is committed to bridging educational gaps in our region by providing free learning resources directly to children and families in our highest-needs communities through our school and community programs. We offer family workshops, summer camps, after-school coding clubs, and events for young children and their families hosted at Northeast and East Central Spokane schools and community partners as part of the national CPB Ready to Learn initiative. We also train and support PreK-12 educators with high-quality PBS learning resources.
2025 Summer Camps Update
Thanks to donations from our amazing KSPS PBS members, we’re hosting a totally free PBS KIDS ScratchJr Camp this summer, and your little learner could be one of our lucky campers!
June 30–July 3 from 9am–12pm
Francis Scott Elementary School
Due to high demand, 15 campers will be chosen by lottery and children not selected will be added to a waitlist. We'll email selected families by June 23rd. If a spot opens up, we'll offer it to the next lucky camper before June 30th.
Deadline to sign up is Friday, June 20 at 5:00 PM
Our Education Team
Education Director
Angela Riley
509.443.7735
Angie Riley is the Education Specialist at KSPS PBS. While Eastern Washington is her home, she graduated from Willamette University where she earned her bachelor’s degree in Music Education. She has taught High School Band, Jazz Band, and Elementary Music. She has produced and directed over 20 school musicals and has worked with the Prosser Princess Theatre in the stage production of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory as the choral director. Her passion is to impact and influence the next generation of students and teachers.
She will be working with schools and community partners, at KSPS PBS, to implement literacy programs and stimulate learning through a variety of programs.