The Everett School Board voted unanimously to change the district’s high school boundaries starting in fall 2020 to alleviate overcrowding at Jackson and Cascade High Schools.

The boundary change shifts students from Jackson and Cascade High Schools to Everett High School. 

In an effort to reduce high school overcrowding at Jackson and Cascade High Schools, the Everett School District is considering boundary changes that will shift students from these high schools to Everett High School beginning in the fall of 2020.

The Everett School District is now forming a plan to address Jackson High School overcrowding and is selecting a High School Growth Mitigation Committee to make recommendations.

In order to assist in the effort, a new survey has been posted online to gather public comments.

The Youth Apprenticeship Program provides opportunities for students to get hired and trained for advanced manufacturing jobs while attending high school.

Interested students and their parents can learn more at two information nights the week of March 12th.

Since the graduation rates first inched above 90 percent for the class of 2015, the Everett School District has incrementally moved closer to its vision of a 100 percent graduation rate.

Twelve graduating seniors from Everett Public Schools were finalists at the 35th annual Superintendent’s Scholar Awards event held at the Everett Golf and Country Club on May 24th.

Rotary Club of Everett honored Cascade High School student Elizabeth Wilson, Everett High School student Nancy Barraza, and Sequoia High School student Alice Shepard as Rotary Students of the Month on Tuesday, February 28th.

Since 1987, Everett Public Schools Foundation has presented the Superintendent's Scholar Awards in recognition of outstanding scholarship and inspirational teaching. Four graduating seniors from Everett Public Schools were named finalists at the 34th Annual Superintendent's Scholar Award function held May 25th at the Everett Golf and Country Club.