DISTRICT ANNOUNCEMENTS

  • Seahawks promote girls flag football at Everett Memorial Stadium

    Seahawks promote girls flag football in Everett

    The Seattle Seahawks brought the 12s energy to Everett Memorial Stadium in support of girls flag football.  Jackson High School versus Squalicum High School was selected for a Seahawks Girls Flag Football Takeover. For the second year, the Seahawks have visited four high school gamedays across the state to promote and amplify the sport.  Click the headline to learn more about the event.

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  • 6th grader's novel becomes #1 new release on Amazon

    6th grader's novel becomes #1 new release on Amazon

    At 11 years old, Gateway Middle School sixth grader Rajveer Dhar released his debut novel, Dreamcatchers, a sports fiction book inspired by his love of soccer, teamwork and storytelling. The story was released in December and recently became a number one new release on Amazon in its category. Click the headline to learn about what inspired the novel.

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  • Jackson High student supports community through baking business

    JHS student supports community through business

    Joshua Mack, a junior at Henry M. Jackson High School, turned his love of baking into a business with a purpose. He started Baker Boy’s Baked Goods at age 13 and now donates holiday sale proceeds to Cocoon House, supporting youth facing homelessness in our community. Click the headline to learn more about Baker Boy’s Baked Goods.

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  • EPS high schools give back during holiday season

    EPS high schools give back during holiday season

    Across Everett Public Schools, students are turning compassion into action through powerful traditions of service and generosity. From long-standing food drives to student-led holiday giving initiatives, schools are bringing staff, families, and the community together to support those in need this holiday season. Click the headline to learn how each high school is making a difference.

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  • 7 schools recognized with Culture Kickoff Award, highest in state

    7 schools recognized with Culture Kickoff Award

    Everett Public Schools is celebrating a strong start to the school year after seven schools were honored with the AWSL/AWSP Culture Kickoff Award, a statewide recognition for schools that begin the year with energy, intention, and a commitment to positive school culture. To learn which schools were honored, click the headline.

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  • Sno-Isle Food Co-op donates 100 holiday meal kits

    Sno-Isle Food Co-op donates 100 holiday meal kits

    The Sno-Isle Food Co-op donated 100 meal kits to support Garfield Elementary School families ahead of Thanksgiving. Each kit was full of high-quality organic ingredients and fresh produce. The bags were packed by a local Girl Scout troop and delivered by staff and volunteers. Click the headline to learn about the Garfield EATS program.

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  • Heatherwood music students make All State lists

    Heatherwood music students make All-State lists

    An impressive 24 Heatherwood Middle School band, orchestra, and choir students made the 2026 Washington Music Educators Association All-State lists. As part of the honor, choir students will perform in Yakima on Feb. 14. Band and orchestra students will play the next day on Feb. 15. Click the headline for more information.

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  • Project SEARCH helps students with disabilities reach employment

    Before receiving her diploma in June, Mary Pham had already begun working as a caregiver in the linens department at Providence Regional Medical Center Everett. Her path to employment was supported through Everett Public Schools’ Project SEARCH program. Click the headline to learn more about her path to employment.

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  • student release guidelines

    Student Release Guidelines

    Parents and guardians have the right to choose to seek the release of their student during the school day for religious-related activities or instruction that occurs off school property, in accordance with District Policy 2340 and Procedure 2340P. The policy and procedure align with Washington State (RCW 28A.600.025) and federal law, with which the district is required to comply. Per the procedure, students may be excused for a portion of the school day provided the instruction takes place off-site and does not interfere with their regular classroom instructional time. Click headline for more information. 

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  • EPS sees highest graduation rate in district history

    EPS sees highest graduation rate in district history

    Everett Public Schools is proud to announce a historic achievement: the district’s four-year, on-time graduation rate for the Class of 2025 has reached 96.3%, the highest in district history. Everett Public Schools continues to have one of the highest graduation rates in the state. 

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  • Free preschool enrollment for 3-and-4-year-olds

    Free preschool enrollment for 3-and-4-year-olds

    There is space 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 eligible Everett Public Schools families. Click headline to learn more.

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  • 2024-25 Annual Report

    2024-25 Annual Report

    The Everett Public Schools 2024–25 Annual Report provides an overview of student achievement, budget, facilities, and staffing across our 28 schools. Click the headline to view the full report.

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    Homeless student resources

    The Everett Public Schools KIT (Kids in Transition) program supports students who qualify as homeless under McKinney Vento. Please click on the headline to visit our KIT program webpage to learn more. Also find information for support for students in Foster Care Programs.

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  • Resources for sexual assault and abuse

    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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