Long-time Mill Creek Police Officer Todd Bridgman began his new assignment as Heatherwood's School Resource Officer on October 1st.

After submitting his application in September he was selected by Chief Greg Elwin with input from the Everett School District.

The list of Washington State’s National Merit Scholarship semifinalists was released in September; and Juliana Mothersbaugh, Emilia Peterson, Priyanka Rao, and Ethan Thong from Jackson High School were named.

Just in time for the start of the 2019-2020 school year, Heatherwood Middle School received new portable classrooms to accommodate increased enrollment.

Jackson High School didn't need additional portable classrooms for the upcoming school year.

Although mailed-in ballots are still arriving at Snohomish County Elections, the numbers returned each day are slowing to a trickle.

This means many of the local races with three or more candidates have narrowed down to the two who will be on November’s General Election ballot.

Music4Life is starting an assertive effort to reach out to families with students who qualify for free school meals.

The new program’s purpose is to tell families that their students may be able to receive a playable musical instrument at no charge.

National board-certified teacher Bree Youngberg has been very successful in growing her AP Economics program at Cascade High School. Now she is joining a group developing a nation-wide economics curriculum.

Everett Public Schools offers free meals for kids at selected locations beginning on Monday, July 1st. 

These sites are open for any child, one to 18 years of age, to drop in for a free meal.