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.

Boundaries for the following elementary schools will be changed for fall 2019: Mill Creek Elementary School, Woodside Elementary School, Cedar Wood Elementary School, Penny Creek Elementary School, Silver Lake Elementary School, and Forest View Elementary School.

Penny Creek Elementary School staff is encouraging literacy by setting up a “Free Little Library” in the business center of the Mill Pointe Apartments. Children and their families can borrow books to read and share any spare books they have through the little lending library.

Summer school math camps are virtual AND real important. On average, across the nation, the math skill level of elementary students may vary by four years. As this “average” plays out, a fourth-grade classroom might have students with math skills at only first-grade level.

Four Everett School District students earned Outstanding Interpretation in the National PTA’s Reflections Program and will move on to the national level of competition.

The theme for the National PTA's 2013-14 Reflections Art Program was Believe, Dream, Inspire.

All students will be recognized at the Washington State PTA convention held in April at the Bellevue Hyatt. The four Outstanding Interpretation winners will move on to the national level of competition.