Everett Public Schools, Providence Regional Medical Center Everett, Work Opportunities, the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, and Snohomish County Department of Human Services established a partnership to implement Project SEARCH at Providence – a business hosted innovative school-to-work transition program for students with significant disabilities.
Five Everett School District Schools were honored in the new 2017-2018 Washington State recognition program. Recognized schools are in the top 20 percent on multiple measures.
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.
After completing an extensive national search, on Wednesday, May 22nd, Everett Public Schools Board of Directors announced three finalists in their search for a new superintendent.
Starting in 2017, Everett School District teachers teamed with Washington Judges Foundation judges to teach practical aspects of law at Cascade High School.
The program has now expanded to include Jackson High School and Everett High School as well.
The Everett School District invites parents, students, staff, and community members to review and provide input on instruction materials for a new 10th grade integrated Physics in the Universe course at an open house on Monday, May 6th.
Will your child be five years old by August 31, 2019? If so, you can register NOW for the 2019-20 school year.
For those students who will attend Tambark Creek, Everett School District's newest elementary school, you may submit your kindergarten registration forms at any of the south end elementary schools.
Undefeated this season and bringing home an unprecedented fourth win, Jackson High School’s robotics Team 2910 Jack In The Bot clinched the 2019 FIRST Washington Pacific Northwest Championship and are headed to Houston for the national competition the week of April 16th to 21st.
Postponed by February snow storms, the celebration honoring the Everett Public Schools Prodigies for Peace award winners was held on Tuesday, April 9th.
This writing and art contest helps students draw connections between the civil rights movement and the social issues that continue to influence their lives today.
Student inventor Callia Park's tilted dispenser invention earned state recognition at the Washington State Innovation Convention on March 23rd. She will go on to compete nationally in May.
Jackson High School students Anuj Vimawala's, Seo-Yun Chon's and Sam Wang's perfect scores on their AP research exam earned them college credit and “A” grades in the corresponding college courses.
They also earned a place in a very special category – that of only 111 students in the world who got perfect AP research exam scores in 2018.
