The arena was rocking with excitement as more than 15,000 finalists from around the world traveled to Houston and put their skills to the test at the 2018 FIRST® Robotics Competition.
More than 91,000 students on 3,660 teams from 27 countries competed for a spot in the finals.
The Youth Apprenticeship Program provides opportunities for students to get hired and trained for advanced manufacturing jobs while attending high school.
Interested students and their parents can learn more at two information nights the week of March 12th.
In Everett Public Schools, this year more than 300 students from Cascade, Everett, and Jackson High schools take part in Career and Technical Student Organizations, which are being credited as ways students discover their passions, vocations and avocations.
Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office investigators determined that driver impairment, speeding, and inexperience contributed to the cause of the tragic accident which took the lives of three Jackson High School students on Alderwood Mall Parkway in July 2017.
Twenty five students in Gail Walters’ Environmental Systems Design class at Jackson High School have hacked and pulled 1,300 square feet of blackberries and other invasive species from land between the high school and Heatherwood Middle School since December.
Jackson High School senior Sriharshita Musunuri received a $25,000 scholarship as one of four national finalists at the 2017 Siemens Competition in Math, Science, and Technology, which was held in Washington, DC, the week of December 5th.
Since the graduation rates first inched above 90 percent for the class of 2015, the Everett School District has incrementally moved closer to its vision of a 100 percent graduation rate.
Two of the TEDxSnoIsleLibraries 2017 speakers have a Jackson High School connection. Mark Perez is a former student and Dhruvik Parikh is a current student.
Police officers arrested a Mill Creek teenager for assaulting a boy younger than 10-years-old and stealing his scooter on Saturday, August 5th, at Westfield Park between 6:00 and 6:30 pm.
Jackson High School's environmental systems design class and rain garden team are creating a legacy.
It’s designed to open the door for future classes to carry further down the path of storm water pollution solutions, and environmental improvement for our community.
Twelve graduating seniors from Everett Public Schools were finalists at the 35th annual Superintendent’s Scholar Awards event held at the Everett Golf and Country Club on May 24th.
Jackson and Cascade High School students won top awards at the Alaska Airlines Imagine Tomorrow STEM competition at Washington State University the weekend of May 19th to 21st.
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