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answers to frequently asked questions.

 

 

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SCHOOL BOARD SAYS THANK YOU, April 19 
  • Jean Simmons of North Middle School is the best kitchen manager in the state!
  • Wayne Thomasson of Eisenhower saved a student's life!
  • Tony Wentworth is a regional Distinguished Principal!
  • Garry Larson is an EHS GEAR UP Champion and going to Washington D.C. this summer!
  • Rose Margaretich is 100 years old this month and graduated from EHS in 1934!
  • Margarita Hurtado's CHS students, Donna Trejo, Sandra Isabel Rojas, and Steven Bishop won state honors for their Spanish language essays! 
They are all being honored at the April 19 school board meeting in the CRC at 4:30. There is even cake to help Rose celebrate her birthday. Come cheer!
Yo escribe en español in its 18th year, encourages Spanish literacy. Three students in Margarita Hurtado's AP Spanish class have earned top awards in the 18th annual Yo escribe en espa�ol literary contest.
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Teacher's quick action helps save student who couldn't breathe | Herald article


Eisenhower Middle School teacher Wayne Thomasson performed the Heimlich maneuver to dislodge a Warhead hard candy that his seventh-grade student, Gavin Dreben, choked on during class in March.

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Krystal Tucker, 18, is a senior at Sequoia High School, the alternative campus in Everett.

Question: How long have you been at Sequoia?
Answer: Since the middle of my freshman year. I'm definitely not a fan of huge schools. This small place has been a really good thing.

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Want to know more about cyber safety, bullying, self harm and how to keep your child safe?
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District Natural Leaders partner with school counselors to discuss with parents, some of today's most troubling issues. 

Friday, April 22 9 - 11 a.m. at North Middle School.
Spanish translators will be available.

Descubra que necesitan saber los padres acerca de la vida secreta de los pre- adolescentes y los adolescentes

Art and art teachers rock!

Free art shows all spring at the CRC. High school art on display right now.

Only one art teacher each year is named Best in the Nation. May 15 is the deadline for you to nominate your art teacher for that honor.
Look who's part of the Innovation Expo!

June 6, 5 - 8 p.m. at Xfinity Arena

UW's Professor Brian Fabien has one of the coolest jobs ever!

As part of his work in the University of Washington's Mechanical Engineering Department, he oversees UW
's EcoCar3 project.

His students are competing with others around the country in the Advanced Vehicle Competition to transform a Chevrolet Camaro into an advanced hybrid vehicle. Professor Fabien's team began disassembling their car last fall. He'll talk about his work and the importance of innovation in today's teaching and learning at the Innovation Expo.

You will also see demonstrations of student and teacher innovation projects and get "hands on" with projects and demonstrations by local, innovative industries.

Ask your science teachers about the science competition in preparation for the Expo!

Innovative industries wanting to be part of the fun, contact Andrea Cartwright.

April 19 School Board meeting

The school board will meet in regular session on Tuesday, beginning at 4:30 p.m. in the Community Resource Center at 3900 Broadway in Everett. 

The agenda and other board materials are online in BoardDocs.
April 19 Board meeting topic highlights
TOPICS
DETAILS
Recognitions!
So many people to celebrate -- a teacher who saved a boy's life; the "best" kitchen manager in the state -- even the birthday of a 100-year-old Everett High School graduate. Six people being honored and thanked by the board.
Annual operating plan update


The district's five priorities are:
  1. Teaching and learning
  2. Inspiration, innovation and information
  3. People, structures and systems
  4. Resource management
  5. Strategic relationships

The board identified these as the priorities in the strategic plan and reviews the plan and progress on that plan each year to measure the district's work and continuous improvement.  


 
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The district shall provide equal educational opportunity and treatment for all students in all aspects of the academic and activities program without regard to race, color, national origin, creed, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender expression, gender identity, veteran or military status, the presence of any physical, sensory or mental disability or the use of a trained dog guide or service animal by a student with a disability.

Designated to handle inquiries about nondiscrimination policies are:
Affirmative Action Office - Carol Stolz, cstolz@everettsd.org, 425-385-4106
Title IX Officer - Randi Seaberg, rseaberg@everettsd.org, 425-385-4104        
504 Coordinator - Becky Ballbach, rballbach@everettsd.org, 425-385-4063
ADA Coordinator - Becky Clifford, bclifford@everettsd.org, 425-385-5250
Address: 3900 Broadway, Everett, WA 98201