Blythe Young named next Principal of Emerson Elementary School!

Ms. Young comes to us with extensive experience in education. For the first 18 years of her career, she worked as a Spanish teacher, World Language Curriculum Developer, and Instructional Technology Curriculum Leader for the Bellevue School District. For the last 7 years she has worked as an Assistant Principal and Athletic Director at Jackson High School.

Ms. Young holds a Master’s degree in Educational Leadership and Policy Studies from the University of Washington where she obtained her Principal certification and Program Administrator certification. She holds a Master of Arts in Teaching degree from the University of Puget Sound where she also obtained her Bachelor’s degree in Spanish. She is a National Board Certified Teacher in World Languages.

Ms. Young is a dynamic leader who brings positive energy into her work. She believes every child should feel safe at school, should receive challenging and quality instruction, and should have positive experiences with school. She cares about students and will always do her very best for them!

Principal Young plans to hold a series of get to know the Principal events throughout the summer. You may also reach her at byoung2@everettsd.org.

Summer Office Hours 

Office Closed: June 23 - Aug. 16
Summer Hours begin: Aug. 17 - Sept. 8
Monday- Friday, 8 a.m.-4p.m.      

For more information please view this page. 

End of Year Video 2019-20

Multilingual resources available here!

HOW TO TRANSLATE/ КАК ПЕРЕВЕСТИ/ COMO TRADUCIR/ CÁCH CHUYỂN DỊCH/

Haga clic para libros en línea en español!

Student Engagement Materials

With the district-wide closure of Everett Public Schools, we have created a website that includes an initial set of materials intended to support students’ engagement in learning.  The materials do not replace the experience of being in school but can help students maintain the learning that has taken place this school year. Click the headline to visit the page.

School buildings closed through end of school year

On April 6, Governor Inslee announced the closure of all school buildings in our state through the end of this school year. Please click the headline for more information.

Free meals during school closure

We are committed to providing access to the nutrition Everett Public School students need during an extended emergency district wide closure. We will be offering meals for pick up at a total of 23 school sites and at least 5 apartment complexes. Please click link for more information.

Click the apple to get to your online classroom!

Student MUST sign in to their school account to gain full access.

Instructions below.

SIGNING IN TO SCHOOL GOOGLE ACCOUNT FROM HOME

• Click STUDENTS

• Click Google 

• Log in with your Student ID or lunch Number

YOU ARE NOW SIGNED IN TO GOOGLE.

SIGN IN TO OTHER WEBSITES BY CLICKING SIGN IN WITH GOOGLE. 

KEEP THE TAB OPEN WHERE YOU FIRST SIGNED IN.

This should work for code.org, iReady and other sites we use at school.

If this doesn’t work, you can also enter your email address. It is:

123456@apps.everettsd.org using YOUR student number instead of 123456

Kindergarten ONLINE registration

If your child will be five years old by August 31, 2020, it’s time to register for kindergarten! Online registration is available on the district website. Register now to access information about your school’s kindergarten program and receive a parent resource and children’s book “Kindergarten, Here I Come!” Registration also reserves your child’s spot in Everett Ready, our transition-into-kindergarten program scheduled for August 17-21, at our elementary schools. Contact EarlyLearning@everettsd.org with any questions.

New cell phone policy

The use of cell phones in the classroom can distract students from instruction, yet can be important to have accessible in case of emergency. With this in mind, the district has adopted a new policy 3246 and procedure 3246P which prohibits cell phone use in the classroom while still providing access for students in case of emergency.

Elementary school students who choose to bring cell phones to school may only use them before or after the school day. During the school day, they must be powered off and stored (e.g., in the student’s backpack, locker, other district provided storage). There will be storage in the classroom so, in the event of an emergency, the cell phones will be accessible without leaving the classroom.