NEWTech Prep
NEWTECH partners with your high school to offer advanced technical and professional training. We are located at:
4141 N.
You are about to learn of the exceptional opportunities you can take advantage of by attending the NEWTECH Skill Center. The Skill Center partners with your high school to offer advanced technical and professional training. This tuition free training is available to all area public, private, and home-schooled students age 16-20 who have yet to receive a high school diploma. Regal Street, Spokane, WA 99207
Phone: (509) 354-7470
Our goal at the Skill Center is successful job placement or continuing education for all of our students. The Skill Center is based on the following Concepts:
• Positive Experiences and Expectations
• Interrelated Sequential Learning
• Competency Based Individualized Learning
• Personal, Continual Growth and Leadership Development
• Business and Industry Cooperation and Coordination
• Job Readiness
• Preparation to Continue Learning at a Post-Secondary Institution
One only needs to visit the Skill Center to see the commitment to high standard technical and professional training. Our instructors are industry professionals having years of experience before entering the teaching field. It is this added benefit of industry experience that makes the difference when a student enters the workforce or continues on at the post-secondary level. The programs are designed around local, state and national skills standards. Even if the student does not go directly into the industry, the workplace skills, such as communication, problem solving and punctuality are valuable lifetime tools. One of the major attractions of the Skill Center program is the connection to the student’s home high school. The Skill Center is an extension of their high school where they remain for three periods allowing them to make an important connection to friends, teachers and counselors. Students also benefit from the extensive connection instructors have with industry. Some students are placed in job shadows, internships and clinicals during the program. Students get to see firsthand how business and industry operate, and on many occasions our students have a leg up when it comes to applying for and getting a job. The Skill Center has a connection with colleges and technical schools that allows students to earn college credit at little or no cost while still in high school. Tech Prep programs are saving families money and time when the student moves into advanced training. 87% of the programs offered have a college credit option. So take a moment, look at the programs available to you, then talk to your parents and counselor. What you learn at the Skill Center may change and enhance your future.
Thank you to Auto Paint Plus for spending time with our Auto Collision students yesterday! Students learned paint gun basics, proper techniques, and industry best practices.
TOWN HALL: All community members are invited to attend a Town Hall presentation on Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2026, 6-7 p.m., hosted by Spokane Public Schools at Shadle Park High School.
We'll provide an overview of the district and share information about the 2026 replacement levy that voters will consider on Nov. 3.
A second Town Hall will take place at Ferris High School on Oct. 6.
Let us know if you can attend at spokaneschools.org/townhalls.
Join us on October 2nd to get your flu shot from 9:00-1:00. You will need a permission slip if you are under 18 so please come to the front office to get one.
LEARN ABOUT LEVIES: How are schools funded in Washington state? Take a minute to watch a video explaining the different sources.
While the majority comes from the state and federal governments, about 15% of the Spokane Public Schools annual budget is funded by a local 3-year Educational Programs and Operations (EP&O) levy to support programs, staffing and services not fully funded by the state.
Spokane voters will consider a School levy on the Nov. 3 ballot. We invite you to learn more at SpokaneSchools.org/2026Levy.
09/21/2026
🔨 Join us for Trades Night at NEWTech Prep!
Come explore the skilled trades through hands-on activities, operate equipment and power tools under expert guidance, and connect with industry professionals about career and employment opportunities.
📅 Thursday, October 1
⏰ 5:00–8:00 p.m.
📍 NEWTech Skills Center
4141 N. Regal St., Spokane
This free community event is open to all ages—no ticket required! T-shirts, food, and personal protective equipment will be provided.
For safety, participants must wear:
👖 Full-length pants—no shorts
🥾 Closed-toed shoes
A huge thank-you to ABC Inland Pacific for creating this opportunity for our students and community!
Yesterday, our Collision Repair and Automotive Service Management students headed out to Pull & Save in North Spokane.
Students worked together to locate and remove vehicle doors that will be brought back to NEWTech and used for an upcoming project.
A huge thank you to Pull & Save for being such a great partner and taking care of our students! They provided free admission, donated the doors for the project, treated our students to pizza, and even delivered the doors back to NEWTech for us.
We are incredibly appreciative of community partners who invest in our students and help make experiences like this possible.
Looks like the wind is blowing everyone straight to ABC’s Trades Night at NEWTech Prep! 🌬️👷♂️🛠️
ABC Inland Pacific is putting on this free, hands-on event where kids and families can explore the skilled trades, try out equipment and power tools, and connect with industry professionals.
09/17/2026
Ran into Chris today while we were visiting Pull and Save!
Chris graduated from Horton’s Automotive Technology program at NEWTech and Lewis and Clark High School last year. He’s now working at Pull and Save and plans to continue building his skills with the goal of becoming an electrician one day.
We love running into former students out in the industry and seeing where their paths take them. This is what NEWTech is all about—helping students take that first step into a career and supporting them as they continue to learn, grow, and find their way forward.
Great seeing you today, Chris!
09/17/2026
Our Culinary Arts students were in the kitchen today learning the fundamentals of baking—measuring ingredients, following recipes, and getting comfortable with the process. Plenty of flour, a few thumbs up, and a lot of learning happening along the way.
09/16/2026
Horton’s Automotive students are starting their journey into automotive electrical systems!
They’re beginning with the fundamentals; using Ohm’s Law trainers to build an understanding of voltage, current, resistance, and how electrical circuits work.
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4141 N Regal Street
Spokane, WA
99207
Opening Hours
| Tuesday | 7am - 2pm |
| Wednesday | 7:45am - 2pm |
| Thursday | 7am - 2pm |
| Friday | 7am - 2pm |
| Saturday | 7am - 2pm |