Most of the ballots that have been received for the 2021 Primary Election have now been counted.

As of Thursday afternoon, August 5th, only 18 votes separated Mill Creek City Council candidates Melissa Duque and Adam Morgan.

Evergreen Middle School teacher Sarah Manus was recently named the 2022 Regional Teacher of the Year by the Northwest Educational Service District 189.

She was selected from a competitive group of fifteen teacher nominees from across the region.

Everett Public School’s annual retirement celebration honored 61 retirees on Thursday, May 27th.

Three retirees have four or more decades of service with the district: Kirk Nicholson, Jackson High School; Charlene Osborn, Emerson Elementary School; and Joan Weiss, Heatherwood Middle School.

The Diligent Corporation announced that the Everett School Board is one of the Inaugural Modern Governance 100 Community Board honorees.

This program is dedicated to the recognition of community governance leaders who are committed to driving positive organizational change.

Beginning on Monday, March 1st, Grades 2 and 3 will be returning to the classroom in hybrid learning model 4a status, unless circumstances require a delay.

This includes welcoming students in grades 2 and 3 back to their schools part time.

Everett Public Schools will begin bringing more of their younger students back into the classroom in Stage 3 hybrid learning model status on Monday, February 8th, unless circumstances require a delay.

Everett Public Schools will conduct a series of virtual online events giving families, staff, and community members a chance to provide input on the district's budget and strategic plan in the next two weeks.

The week of January 19th, Everett Public Schools brought Developmental Kindergarten, STRIVE, and Life Skills students back into the classroom five (5) days a week; and Developmental Pre-K four (4) days a week.

All other students will continue in 100% Remote Learning until we move to the next stage.

The Everett Public Schools' Board meetings will be starting 30 minutes later this year in hopes of allowing more community involvement and engagement in the meetings. 

The 5:00 pm start times will begin at the next board meeting, on Tuesday, September 22nd.

On Wednesday, July 29th, Superintendent Ian Saltzman announced 100% of fall classes will be held remotely because of Snohomish County’s COVID-19 case resurgence. 

The final plan is still being determined, but details regarding schedules, attendance, and grading will be communicated in an August Parent University.