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Annual Report

Together We Inspire Achieve Thrive

Everett School District serves over 20,000 students in 28 schools and is the thirteenth-largest school district in the state. This report provides information about our school district, schools, staff members, and students. It is designed to provide parents and community members with important demographic, budget, facility, and student achievement data. Additional information about our schools can be found on the Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction website.

Mission Statement

To inspire, educate, and prepare each student to achieve to high standards, contribute to our community, and thrive in a global society.

Vision Statement

Our students will lead and shape the future. 

They will be well-rounded, healthy, and flexible thinkers with a global perspective who can access resources and collaborate. 

They will demonstrate empathy, pride, and advocacy for self, school, and community while respecting the diversity and worth of others. 

They will acquire the knowledge, attitudes and skills to adapt to the emerging needs of a changing world.

Core Values

Image with shapes and icons for each core value - passion, respect, diversity, collaboration, integrity, equity, and learning

Six Priority Student Outcomes

an image showing our six student priority outcomes - ensure 3rd grade literacy, increase science achievement, increase math achievement, reduce gaps in acheivement among student groups, ensure students are prepared to succeed in college and career, and strengthen student wellness, engagement and safety
Two high school students
20,727 students served across 27 schools
Elementary student smiling at the camera
Three students reading books
An infographic showing student diversity
An infographic showing how our district is funded. 74% state funding, 16% local tax, 6% federally funded, and 4% other sources
Teacher helping two high school students with art
14.8 percent students with disabilities receiving support
An infographic showing 1,207 number of classroom teachers, 14.3 average years of experience, 72.5% of teachers at least have a master's degree and 12.1% are national board certified
18.6 percent multilingual learners
17,000 plus daily bus riders
Four students in traditional dress smiling on stage
Graduation Rate 96.3% 2025 Four-Year
75.5% regular attendance
1.7% dropout rate
41.9% students reciving free and reduced-priced meals
15,160 meals served daily
Lunchroom person serving lunch to a student
5 percent of students experiencing homelessness
80.5 percent met ELS standards, 7.4% met math standards, 77.4% met science standards
mother and daughter working on an activity at a steam night table
Student in science class with goggles on smiling at camera

Our students academically outperformed the state average and demonstrate year over year improvement in most categories, as well as outperforming neighboring school districts in most measures. Thanks to our hardworking educators, success is within reach for all our students with an increased emphasis on reading at early levels, strong monitoring and collaboration, and core focus on climate, culture, systems, and instruction. We are pleased but not satisfied and continue to work towards improvement.

chart showing how EPS students outperformed those of the state in every grade and content area