Transitional Kindergarten

Everett Public Schools is offering Transitional Kindergarten this winter for children who are not currently in an early learning program and are scheduled to enter kindergarten in the fall of 2020. Students will be screened in early January and may qualify based on need. The program will focus on basic academic, social, and self-help skills to jumpstart qualifying students toward success in school. Click link for more information.

Pathway to the Canton Highlands neighborhood

The pathway has been re-engineered to better accommodate the existing topography. With the pathway engineering complete, a land surveyor has been hired to provide a survey and legal description of the pathway. The survey and legal description should be complete by the end of October. This information is required by both Seattle City Light for its easement, and by Snohomish County planning for plan review and permitting. The duration for Snohomish County to perform plan review and permitting of the proposed pathway is unknown at this time. Construction of the pathway will proceed when permits have been received from the county and when the easement agreement has been negotiated with Seattle City Light. Construction of the pathway is contingent on good weather.

Meal prices and payment information

Breakfast hours are 8:45 - 9:10 a.m.  Please click here for more information.

Tambark Creek Elementary Information

Tambark Creek Elementary opened fall of 2019. Located at 4419 180th St. SE, just east of  Sunset Rd., the school is home for 600 students in grades K-5.

Ms. Celia O’Connor-Weaver, is the principal at Tambark Creek Elementary School, and Ms. Monique Beane is the assistant principal. Approximately 60 faculty and staff work to support student learning. The school has 30 classrooms, an administrative office, library, gymnasium, a cafeteria, kitchen, covered play area, and playfields. The site also has a protected wetlands area, which will be used for outdoor learning. 

The Educational Specifications developed to guide design of Elementary School 18 include eight guiding principles:

• Natural light supports learning and wellness.
• Access to nature extends learning beyond the classroom.
• Learning environments are flexible and adjust to meet various needs and learning styles.
• Our school community is accessible, inclusive, and welcoming to all.
• Care is taken in creating spaces that inspire.
• The school atmosphere supports community partnerships and collaboration.
• Visibility and transparency promotes connectivity.
• Our school and its culture foster a safe and secure learning community.