Everett Public Schools selected Danielle “Dani” Mundell as the new Director of Athletics and Activities.

This past year, she was the assistant principal at Jackson High School and served as the school’s athletic director.

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 Rotary Club of Mill Creek honors students from local high schools at each of their monthly meetings.

The April 2021 Rotary Club of Mill Creek Student of the Month from Henry M. Jackson High School is Benny Sandico.

For the third year in a row the Jackson High School Mock Trial team qualified for the state competition to be held March 17th through 21st.

The team won second place in the 11-team district tournament on Friday, February 26th, earning this repeat trip to the state competition.

It was a chance coming together: Mill Creek Garden Club, a need for more vegetable planters at the Community Care Garden and a young man willing to build them. Enter Colton Gabel, currently a junior at Jackson High School, and his supportive parents Christy and Preston.

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.

As a way to reduce exposure to COVD-19 Coronavirus, Everett Public Schools is providing resources for students and families during the March 16th to April 24th school closure mandated by the state.

If your student needs a device during school closure, you can pick it up on Wednesday, March 18th.

Jackson High School 11th-grader, Akila Rajan, is one of 24 students selected from across the US for year-long Youth Collaboratory program, where high school students learn about responsible citizenship and owning their civic power.

Long-time Mill Creek Police Officer Todd Bridgman began his new assignment as Heatherwood's School Resource Officer on October 1st.

After submitting his application in September he was selected by Chief Greg Elwin with input from the Everett School District.

The Everett School District entered into two interlocal agreements in 2019 that partially funds new School Resource Officers for Gateway Middle School and Heatherwood Middle School.