Everett High School (EHS) is holding an information night for parents and guardians of 8th Graders on Wednesday, May 28, 2025, from 5 to 7 p.m. Learn about classes, schedules, attendance, clubs and activities, support services, and Aspen (the district's student information system). The session will be hosted by members of the EHS Guidance Department. We highly encourage families to take advantage of this opportunity to prepare for the start of the 2025-2026 school year.

The Everett Special Education Parent Advisory Committee is hosting a district-wide meeting tonight (May 12, 2025) at 6:30 p.m. at the Madeline English School. The topic of the meeting is "Parents Rights," and the question-and-answer session will be led by Elizabeth Cabral-Townson from the Lyons Law Group.

The Everett High School Career and Technical Education (CTE) Department held its 2nd Annual Senior Awards Banquet on Tuesday, May 6, 2025, at the Kowloon Restaurant. Seniors received their graduation cords, and eight seniors were presented with Outstanding Student Awards in their respective CTE field. Congratulations to CTE Director Siobhan Araya for establishing this fantastic springtime tradition for our graduating seniors. Above (L-R): Mayor Carlo DeMaria, keynote speaker and Everett Public Schools (EPS) CTE consultant Lisa Sandler, Superintendent William D. Hart, and School Committee Chairperson Samantha Hurley. At right (L-R): School Committee members Margaret Cornelio, Ms. Hurley, and Joanna Garren.

Pictured above are just some of the members of the Everett High School Class of 2025 who celebrated their college decision on Monday, May 5, 2025. The seniors are pictured above in the Crimson Tide Gymnasium, sporting the apparel of colleges and universities from throughout New England. We look forward to celebrating all of our seniors during the 2025 Graduation Exercises on Wednesday, June 4, 2025, inside Veterans Memorial Stadium.

Everett High School English Learner students who are completing a Youth Participatory Action Research (YPAR) project were invited to present at a conference hosted by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education on Friday, May 9, 2025.

The talented students showcased the work they have completed since the initiative began in March, under the direction of guidance counselor Fernanda Andrade and Administrative Assistant Olga Mazza. YPAR projects encourage and train students to conduct systematic research to improve their lives, their communities, and the institutions intended to serve them.

Everett High’s YPAR team is currently in the process of determining its final research question, and it looks forward to sharing updates with the community as its work continues.

In accordance with its district-wide wellness policy, the Everett Public Schools (EPS) is expanding its offerings of physical activities for students. The EPS has held a Middle School March Madness Basketball Tournament for more than 10 years, and last year the Physical Education Department launched a World Cup soccer competition. This spring, the EPS held its first-ever Flag Football Tournament, which proved to be very popular with students and faculty.

Like the March Madness format, every K-8 school fielded boys and girls flag football teams. Every school played each other once during the round-robin portion of the competition, followed by semifinals and championship games.

The Madeline English Bulldogs captured both the girls and boys championships. The Bulldogs girls team (above) defeated the Whittier in the semifinals and the Keverian in the title game, while the boys team (below) edged the Parlin and Keverian schools en route to the title.

Congratulations to the participating players and faculty coaches for starting what we hope will be an annual spring tradition.

See everyone in June for the World Cup!

The Keverian School celebrated Teacher Appreciation Week in a variety of fun and creative ways throughout the week of May 5-12. The celebration started with a flourish on Monday, as staff enjoyed a breakfast hosted by building leadership, Cinco De Mayo snacks provided by City Year, and cake and flowers courtesy of Central Administration. On Tuesday, teachers made candy snack bags at the Keverian School Candy Bar. On Wednesday, Principal Alex Naumann traveled the school with the Keverian Canteen Cart, providing staff with snacks and drinks. On Thursday, the PTO hosted a staff luncheon. In addition, throughout the week there were giveaways of gift cards to Starbucks, Target, Dunkin’ Donuts, Amazon, McKinnon’s, and more.

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