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.

Career and Technical Education programs in Everett Public Schools introduce students to regional careers in high demand.

The school district offers more than 60 focused course options in six high school career pathways.

Everett Public Schools Director Pam LeSesne recently returned from a Memory Mission trip, which she won in a drawing from Lifetouch.

She helped construct an addition to the Cecaini Rio Grande School in the Dominican Republic during the trip.

Juliana Mothersbaugh and Ahmed Ghaddah, graduating seniors at Jackson High School, have been named as two of more than 4,500 candidates in the 2020 U.S. Presidential Scholars Program.

The candidates were selected from nearly 3.6 million students expected to graduate from U.S. high schools in 2020.

Newly elected Everett School Board Director Andrew Nicholls was given the oath of office by Judge Laura Van Slyck on Tuesday, January 14th.

Nicholls won the seat by a narrow margin that required a mandatory ballot recount.

As part of a three-year professional development program, a group of eight National Science Teacher Association conference teachers from Beijing visited science classrooms at Cascade High School to learn about U.S. science education in December.

The Everett Public Schools Board of Directors will be asking voters to approve a capital bond that will fund school upgrades spread evenly throughout the district at all grade levels.