Cascade High School’s Ethan Kuntz and Everett High School’s Reed Fowler join about 16,000 other students who have been named National Merit Scholarship semifinalists.

Everett High School students, Luzel Carmona, and Fernando Gonzales; along with Jackson High School student, Juliana Mothersbaugh; were recently recognized for winning awards at Escribo en Español, a Spanish literary contest held at the University of Washington.

Everett Public Schools plans an initial launch to its medical and health careers pathway program next fall and has received grants to help achieve this.

The school district aims to set interested students on the pathway to high demand careers while strengthening community’s vitality and economic growth.

Everett High School students Jocelyn Ramirez and Carlos Rodriguez earned top awards in the 20th annual ‘Yo escribo en Español’ literary contest.

The topic for 2018 was “celebrating the diversity and richness of our culture” and students from 110 schools in Washington State participated and submitted 520 essays. 

In Everett Public Schools, this year more than 300 students from Cascade, Everett, and Jackson High schools take part in Career and Technical Student Organizations, which are being credited as ways students discover their passions, vocations and avocations.

The Snohomish County Council, the Everett School District, and the Everett Acquasox are funding improvements to the Everett Memorial Stadium baseball field.

Replacing the natural grass with artificial turf and improving the field’s drainage system allows many more games to be played.

Students from all three Everett School District comprehensive high schools competed in February at the 2017 DECA State Career Development Conference in Bellevue, Washington. In total, 27 students qualified for April’s International Career Development Conference in Anaheim, California.

As part of the overall “Pass in Review,” Captain Daniel Wenceslao, USN (ret.) individually inspected 28 Navy Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (NJROTC) cadets for their uniforms, grooming and command of Naval Science knowledge and methods.

As of July 1st, Dr. Sally Lancaster will take her Seagull wings from her Everett High School Principal’s office to her new office at the Community Resource Center when she takes on her new job as Assistant Superintendent.

During the teacher walkout on Friday, May 22nd, Emerson, Hawthorne, and Woodside elementary schools will open cafeteria doors to students who depend on schools for midday meals.