Everett Public Schools, in partnership with the Everett Public Schools Foundation, is pleased to announce the 23rd Annual Art Shows for spring will be virtual this year.

Submissions are now being accepted from student artists.

Everett Public Schools is excited to announce a dual-language Spanish immersion program beginning in September.

Emerson Elementary School will be implementing this program, but students outside the attendance area can also apply.

Developmental Kindergarten, Developmental Pre-K, Life Skills, and Strive students will return to classrooms on November 16th; but other Everett Public Schools students will remain in full remote learning until January 11th.

Cascade High School’s Ethan Kuntz and Everett High School’s Reed Fowler join about 16,000 other students who have been named National Merit Scholarship semifinalists.

On September 2nd Everett Public Schools launched Parent University. Families can access, at their leisure, important resources online or via mobile to help support their student’s remote learning and become full partners in their child’s education.

Cascade High School junior Max White took ninth place in Computer Problem Solving at the 2020 Nationals for Future Business Leaders of America Competition.

Curiosity, innovation and discovery are on display in the 2020 Spring Digital STEM Demonstration at Everett Public Schools.

This year, due to school building closures, the district launched a digital project and demonstration instead of an in-person competition.

Garfield, Forest View, and Marysville elementary school students were recognized by the American Automobile Association for heroism and commitment to safety by being inducted into the Washington State AAA School Safety Patrol Hall of Fame.

On May 5th, the Everett School Board approved a resolution placing a $317.4 million capital bond proposition on the August 4th special election ballot. 

If approved, the new property tax rate would decrease. This means, the tax rate paid by property owners will not rise, as the district will be paying off older debt.

On February 19th, twenty-five Everett Public Schools students were recognized for their submissions to the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Prodigies for Peace contest.

Parents and school district teachers, staff, and administrators are very proud of these students' accomplishments.