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Everett High School's walking class proud of volunteer work

Noticing the beautiful flower beds at Clark Park, Bayside  Park and Grand Park? Everett High's walking class plants and maintains those garden beds every spring.
 
"The kids are great," says teacher Jo M. Levin, who is proud to recognize her students' volunteer work in the community.
Free summer meals for children ages 1-18 begin July 5
 

Everett Public School's Food and Nutrition Department offers free meals at selected locations.

If you have any questions, please contact Megan de Vries at 425-385-4380 or visit the Food and Nutrition website. The website will have the most up-to-date site information.

Click here for dates and locations.  
Calling all parents of elementary students to Make Math Count

To help parents support math learning this summer, Everett Public Schools is providing elementary math summer calendars.There is a different activity for each day. Have fun with math and see math throughout your day.
Energy Matters to Evergreen Middle School students
Fluke Corporation's staff welcomed about 300 Evergreen students June 14. This large-scale field trip is the culmination of students' long-term Energy Matters project. The project is the result of a partnership between Everett Public Schools and Washington Green Schools.

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"Mr. Everything" at Everett High School retires after 43 years!

Roger Haug spent the last years of his career at Cascade High School, but that doesn't change how generations of students and many colleagues will always know him - as an Everett High Seagull who bleeds blue and gold.

Haug, 65, retired June 22 after 43 years of teaching and coaching in the Everett district, most of that time at Everett High. He coached football 43 years, basketball for 38 years, track and field for a decade, and softball for a year. Read full Herald article.
Another great story of determination, perseverance and hope

Checking in with Henry M. Jackson High School alumn Jordan Schweitzer and his path with the Sounders. Read full Herald article.

 
Teens can make a difference with ambassador program

Sno-Isle Libraries has volunteer opportunities for 14- to 18-year-olds looking to make a difference in their communities.

"It's called the 'Teen Ambassador' program," said Dawn Rutherford, teen-services coordinator for the library district. "We're looking for a variety of personalities and interests, but the common denominator will be teens who want to help and communicate with others." Get more details here.
Want to beat the rush? 
Register your student athlete now!

Is your student-athlete playing sports next year?

Want to beat the rush and get him or her registered now?

Click on the photo. Follow the easy instructions on the website.
July 5 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.

July 5 Board meeting topic highlights
TOPICS
DETAILS
Strategic Plan End-of-Year Progress Update
The school board regularly reviews its strategic plan and district Annual Operating Plan (AOP) each year to measure the district's work and continuous improvement.
Adoption of 2016-17 Operating Budget
The board accepted the Fiscal Advisory Council's report and conducted the first reading of Resolution 1135, Adoption of the Operating Budget for Fiscal Year 2016-17, at its June 21 meeting.
Proposed New Policies

First reading of:

  • Policy 2125, Web-based Resources
  • Policy 5250, Evaluation of Staff (incorporates Policy 5252, Administrative Performance Evaluation, making it obsolete)
  • Policy 6550, Data Security and Management
  • Policy 5131, Hiring of Retired School Employees

 
 
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Nondiscrimination statement
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, rclifford@everettsd.org, 425-385-5250
Address: 3900 Broadway, Everett, WA 98201