Before beginning the process to recruit a new superintendent, the Everett School District invites community members to provide their thoughts about what the new superintendent's role should be. An online tool will be open to the public from January 29th to February 10th.

Everett Public Schools plans an initial launch to its medical and health careers pathway program next fall and has received grants to help achieve this.

The school district aims to set interested students on the pathway to high demand careers while strengthening community’s vitality and economic growth.

Elementary 18, signifying the 18th elementary school in Everett Public School’s district, has a new name, and it is Tambark Creek Elementary.

The Everett Public Schools Board of Directors chose the name at their regular December 4th meeting.

The Everett School District made a focused effort to expand its Advanced Placement Program over the past several years.

As a result there was a 7.5 percent increase in the number of AP course seats from the 2016-2017 school year to the 2017-2018 school year.

By the end of 2022, the Everett School District is projected to be about $23 million in the red without increased state funding or budget cuts.

In spring 2019, the district is looking to cut the 2019-20 budget by 2 percent – or approximately $6.5 million.

A committee of staff and community members have begun the process of recommending a name for the new elementary school near Mill Creek.

The committee is gathering school name suggestions through an online survey until Sunday, October 28th.

At a Wednesday, September 12th, special meeting the Everett Public Schools Board of Directors chose Jamyan Nhangkar to fill the director position vacated in June. It was a difficult decision for the board as there were many qualified candidates.