District Announcements

2020 Capital Bond | August 4

Now, more than ever, schools are the heart of our community. Investing in our schools continues our focus on not only academics, but the well-being of every student in our district. The school board has recognized that need and decided to put the $317.4 million bond that was to run in April, on the August 4, 2020 ballot. To learn more, please click the link above.

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Welcome to Summer 2020!

Find learning and opportunities here, including summer reading, math, meals and school.

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Kindergarten ONLINE registration

Enrolling in kindergarten is EASY! If your child will be five years old by August 31, 2020, it’s time to register for kindergarten! While we do not yet know what the opening of school will look like for the fall, Everett Public Schools is actively enrolling kindergarten students, offering virtual “Getting Ready for Kindergarten” information, and planning transition events like “Everett Ready” on August 17-21 to help your child get ready for kindergarten. Click headline for online enrollment and watch a video of step-by-step instructions!

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Free preschool!

Now taking applications for FREE preschool! ECEAP is a program for 3 and 4 year-old children from families with limited income. ECEAP prepares children for kindergarten and includes family support and health and nutrition services. While we do not yet know what the opening of school will look like for the fall, ECEAP will still be enrolling students and offering family support coaching, teacher check-ins, resources, educational activities, as well as online family support groups and informational classes to help ready your child for school. Click headline for info.

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Adoption of Resolution 1237, Affirming our Commitment to Condemning Racism and Supporting Peaceful Protest

The superintendent requested approval of Resolution 1237. It was unanimously approved by the board. This resolution affirms the School Board’s commitment to the provision of racial equality and safety for all our students and staff. It further supports Black students, staff and families, supports those who wish to protest peacefully, does not support returning hate with hate, condemns acts of violence, and commits to finding actionable ways to make Everett Public Schools more just for everyone. Click headline to read full Resolution.

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