After a successful book sale at the North Creek Presbyterian Church, the Grant Committee of the Friends of the Mill Creek Library awarded grants to two local educators: Heatherwood Middle School Teacher/Librarian Sara Herber and Jackson High School Teacher Patricia Michaelle Frank.
The Everett School Board voted unanimously to change the district’s high school boundaries starting in fall 2020 to alleviate overcrowding at Jackson and Cascade High Schools.
The boundary change shifts students from Jackson and Cascade High Schools to Everett High School.
Jackson High School freshman Juho “James” Yoon, 15, served as a page in the Washington State Senate during the week of April 1st. He was sponsored by Senator Steve Hobbs.
Undefeated this season and bringing home an unprecedented fourth win, Jackson High School’s robotics Team 2910 Jack In The Bot clinched the 2019 FIRST Washington Pacific Northwest Championship and are headed to Houston for the national competition the week of April 16th to 21st.
Postponed by February snow storms, the celebration honoring the Everett Public Schools Prodigies for Peace award winners was held on Tuesday, April 9th.
This writing and art contest helps students draw connections between the civil rights movement and the social issues that continue to influence their lives today.
Jackson High School students Anuj Vimawala's, Seo-Yun Chon's and Sam Wang's perfect scores on their AP research exam earned them college credit and “A” grades in the corresponding college courses.
They also earned a place in a very special category – that of only 111 students in the world who got perfect AP research exam scores in 2018.
Everett High School students, Luzel Carmona, and Fernando Gonzales; along with Jackson High School student, Juliana Mothersbaugh; were recently recognized for winning awards at Escribo en Español, a Spanish literary contest held at the University of Washington.
After a full day of competition on Friday, February 22nd, the Jackson High School Jazz Choir, an ensemble directed by Craig Schell, was named the winner of Senior Area Mic Ensembles at the University of Idaho's annual jazz festival.
Soloist Bianca Moya was named runner up in the category of Senior Vocal Solos.
In an effort to reduce high school overcrowding at Jackson and Cascade High Schools, the Everett School District is considering boundary changes that will shift students from these high schools to Everett High School beginning in the fall of 2020.
A Capital Bond Planning Committee is now being formed to help the Everett School Board plan for recent and future student body growth. The committee will work to develop a capital bond recommendation by early summer 2019.
A 30-member committee is being formed to figure out how to provide an increasing amount of quality high school classroom space. The Everett School District is accepting applications until Thursday, September 13th.
The Everett School District is now forming a plan to address Jackson High School overcrowding and is selecting a High School Growth Mitigation Committee to make recommendations.
In order to assist in the effort, a new survey has been posted online to gather public comments.
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