Everett Public Schools is hosting virtual community forums on Thursday, June 25th, and Tuesday, June 30th, to facilitate discussions and hear suggestions about school format and what are the public’s biggest concerns for reopening schools in the fall.

A graduating senior from each of the four Everett School District high schools received the 38th Annual Superintendent’s Scholarship Award for Excellence.

Each winner got a $1,000 scholarship as part of the award.

Penny Creek Elementary School students Kylah Milony and Nate Ottem placed in the top three at their grade level for the Snohomish Conservation District's Youth Earth Day Challenge.

Teacher Kirsten Judd’s combined third and fourth grade class was assigned a STEAM project in April to design environmental upgrades to an existing place.

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The Washington Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America awarded Jackson High School Family and Consumer Science teacher Monica Andersen the 2020 Spirit of Advising Award.

Each state only selects one person who has made significant contributions to the organization.

Over 1,000 computers were checked out by students who will be learning at home during the March 16th to April 24th school closure mandated by the state.

A team of Everett Public School employees were at Jackson High School and the Community Resource Center to distribute them.

Having placed first at the classroom and first in the regional competition, Mill Creek Elementary School student Sorin Bulgannawar advances to the Washington State National Geographic GeoBee competition to be held on March 27th.

Everett Public Schools is pleased to announce the 22nd Annual Art Shows for spring 2020.

The best work of our student artists will be displayed in the foyer of the Community Resource Center beginning on Tuesday, February 25th.