Ryan Cho, Alan Fu, and Kiran Hubbard of Henry M. Jackson High School; and Everett High School’s Audrey Weir have been named as National Merit Scholarship semifinalists.

These outstanding students join about 16,000 other students nationwide who qualified for this prestigious honor.

The City of Mill Creek is recognizing all graduating seniors in the Mill Creek community by organizing a graduation parade procession on Saturday, June 12th.

The parade is a way to celebrate graduating students during this difficult year and to acknowledge their ability to overcome various obstacles caused by the pandemic. 

The Rotary Club of Mill Creek honors students from local high schools at each of their monthly meetings.

The May Student of the Month from Henry M. Jackson High School is Cristine Ihara.

The Rotary Club of Mill Creek honors students from local high schools at each of their monthly meetings.

The March 2021 Student of the Month from Henry M. Jackson High School is Lucas Mejia.

The Key Club of Jackson High School is initiating a Yuda Bands fundraiser selling handcrafted string and coconut shell bracelets by Guatemalan artisans.

Profits go to support a young female student from Zimbabwe who wants to become a doctor.

A graduating senior from each of the four Everett School District high schools received the 38th Annual Superintendent’s Scholarship Award for Excellence.

Each winner got a $1,000 scholarship as part of the award.

The Washington Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America awarded Jackson High School Family and Consumer Science teacher Monica Andersen the 2020 Spirit of Advising Award.

Each state only selects one person who has made significant contributions to the organization.

Juliana Mothersbaugh and Ahmed Ghaddah, graduating seniors at Jackson High School, have been named as two of more than 4,500 candidates in the 2020 U.S. Presidential Scholars Program.

The candidates were selected from nearly 3.6 million students expected to graduate from U.S. high schools in 2020.

Concerned about the Snohomish County vaping epidemic among young people, Jackson High School Freshman Katerina Vaagen began a "No Vaping" pledge drive at the school on October 22nd, after Principal Dave Peters wholeheartedly approved the project.

The list of Washington State’s National Merit Scholarship semifinalists was released in September; and Juliana Mothersbaugh, Emilia Peterson, Priyanka Rao, and Ethan Thong from Jackson High School were named.