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If you or someone you know needs help, it's important to know where to find support.
Click on the REPORT/ASSISTANCE button on any page on our website. There, you'll discover a variety of resources covering suicide prevention, depression, anxiety, eating disorders, substance abuse, and more. We've also got information on safely storing prescription and over-the-counter medications, as well as firearms and ammunition. Additionally, we offer mental health referrals and guidance on reporting incidents through our safety tip line. Remember, if there's an immediate emergency, call 9-1-1.
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Your child can be bilingual! | ¡Tu hijo puede ser bilingüe!
Our Dual Language Spanish Immersion Programs are at Emerson and Silver Lake elementary schools. Informational sessions for the 2025-26 school year will be on Jan. 22 and 23 and online Feb. 26. Click headline to learn more! | Consulte nuestro Programa de Inmersión Dual en Español de dos idiomas ubicado en la escuela primaria Emerson y Silver Lake. Las sesiones informativas para el año escolar 2025-26 se realizarán el 22 y 23 de enero y en línea el 26 de febrero. ¡Haz click para aprender mas!
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Martin Luther King, Jr. Day - all schools closed on Jan. 20
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day - all schools closed on Jan. 20. We celebrate the birthday of this civil rights leader, activist, and orator to honor his January 15th birthday.
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Bingo for Books!
Join us for Bingo for Books in the Penny Creek Cafeteria for a free event, on Wednesday, January 29, 6:00-7:30 p.m. (doors open at 5:45 pm). Every child who plays gets a book! Questions? Contact PCE PTA at pennycreekpta@yahoo.com
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End of Semester One Progress Report Cards
Your student will bring home their first semester report card on Thursday, February 13. Please look for a white envelope that will include the report card along with an EPS cover letter. Click the headline for more information about accessing report cards via Gradebook.
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Hand Warmers at Penny Creek
Handwarmers are allowable for single student use when outside. They should not be given to or shared with others. When inside the building, students are expected to store their handwarmers in their backpacks or lockers. Should a student have handwarmers out during class, the teacher will use their discretion to either remind the student to store them, ask them to throw them away (disposable), or take them until the end of the day (or other time limit determined by the teacher).
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Penny Creek A to Z Student Handbook 2024-2025
Select the headline to view the Penny Creek A to Z Student Handbook for the 2024-2025 school year. Please make note to view the Cell Phone & Smart Watches Information on page 9.
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Penny Creek PTA
Penny Creek PTA works to support the community of PCE by providing fun and enriching programs for our students and families. Click the headline for links to more information!
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Free Preschool Enrollment for 3- and 4-Year-Olds
Space is available in our Early Childhood Education & Assistance Program (ECEAP)! This incredible program is for 3- and 4-year-old children from families with limited income. This program is available to all eligible Everett Public Schools families. Click headline to learn more.
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Resources for sexual assault and abuse
We actively investigate all reports of sexual assault and harassment received. We want to ensure that every student knows how to report instances of sexual abuse or harassment. Click headline for sexual assault reporting and resources.
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MISSION STATEMENT: The Penny Creek staff, in partnership with our students, families and communities, ensures high levels of learning for all students.VISION STATEMENT: We will implement equitable practices, enabling students to:
• develop emotional health and well-being, self-advocacy, and skills that create connection, belonging and purpose.
• build respectful relationships by showing kindness, compassion, and integrity.
• demonstrate curiosity and persevere through challenges and rigorous learning opportunities.
• think critically, both independently and collaboratively, to solve problems, maintain healthy communities, and become life-long learners.
• acquire knowledge and skills needed to succeed in middle school and beyond.
