We're hiring! Check out this news article here for more information: https://www.everettasd.org/article/619524

We are currently accepting pre-registration for Kindergarten and The Learning Lamp Pre-Kindergarten children in the Everett Area School District for the 2022-2023 school year. Please complete and submit the form at the end of this message. We will contact you at a later date to complete the registration process. Any questions, please call the elementary office at (814) 652-9114 ext. 3117. https://forms.gle/SrArhSnRYDrVocdF7

Parents, Guardians and Students High School students will begin the second round of Keystone Exams when we return from Christmas Break. Tuesday, Jan 4th and Wednesday January 5th will be the Biology Keystone for any 11th grader that did not previously pass. Thursday January 6th and Friday January 7th will be the Literature Keystone for any 11th grader that did not previously pass. Any students that have already passed their Biology or Literature Keystone do not have to report to school on testing days until 10:50am if they can provide their own transportation to school at that time. 9th and 10th grade students will be running their regular schedule. All middle session Tech Center students that are not testing must report to school to catch the bus to the Tech Center at its normal departure time. Thank you

Special thank you to Knights of Columbus for your generous donation to our students. We appreciate you, greatly. Pictured are teachers Emily Hartrampf and Trenton Barnes.

Please see this news article on new information regarding the mask mandate: https://www.everettasd.org/article/607347

Mask Mandate Update Friday afternoon the Everett Area School District received notification that the Pennsylvania Supreme court vacated the PA Department of Health’s school mask mandate. Beginning on Monday, December 13, 2021 masks will be optional for all students, staff and visitors. This applies inside and outside of all school buildings and events. Masks are still required on public transportation including school busses and vans. Contact tracing and quarantining are also still required. Thank you for your understanding during this trying time. We will continue to update you as information becomes available.

Interested in browsing the inventory at the current book fair going on at the MS/HS? You can see what's available and if you would like to place an order online, the link is here: https://www.scholastic.com/bf/everettjrsrhighschool

Dear Parents and Guardians, The Everett area School District has been made aware of a rumor that there has been a threat of violence made to the district. Yesterday, district administration was shown a screen shot of a snap chat. This snap chat was a screen shot of a threat that someone posted to a group chat that they saw in another group chat. No one knows who posted the original or even who forwarded it, but it mentions an SHS school. The PA Sate Police were called and they feel there is no indication that this was directed to the Everett School District, they have seen this type of activity originating from as far away as California. Everett school district will be extra diligent today with School Police Officers as well as enhanced PA State Police patrols. Thank you

Students pose with pumpkins that they made. Back row: Braelin Downs - 5th place, Sarah Wenstrand - 4th place, Ava Weicht - 1st place. Front row: Samareh Morse - 3rd place, Abigail Iseminger - 2nd place.

Check out the fall 2021 edition of the Warrior Way Newsletter! It can be found here: https://5il.co/11a7i

Check out these pics of the recently painted Everett plow!

Parents and guardians, please click this link to find out more information about an inappropriate viral TikTok challenge that is affecting our school - https://5il.co/zxax

Dear Everett Parents, Guardians and Staff, Today at 11:00am, the United States Department of Education recognized Everett Area High School as a National Blue Ribbon School for exemplary, high performance. One of only four high schools recognized in Pennsylvania. To be clear, this is the highest academic honor that a public school can receive. It is the result of many years of hard work and focus on achieving excellence and improving on our existing academic structures. Though making change can be very difficult, our board, administration, faculty, staff, students and parents rose to those challenges and met or exceeded our expectations. This honor is the culmination of a combined effort starting at our elementary schools all the way through our high school program. Everyone in this district has been a part of earning this accomplishment. In conclusion, everyone should be very proud of the accomplishment of the Everett Area School District and its students. Everett Area High School is now recognized as one of the elite school programs in the nation. It is now our task to continue this pattern of excellence. Parents will also be issued a formal news release by clicking the link in out text message or on the website’s news feed. Thank you and have a great day https://5il.co/zdiq

To all EASD community members: Our calling system (Apptegy) will be changing how text messages are delivered. Due to this, if you receive a text message from the EASD, you may be asked to opt in to continue to receive text messages. Please follow the instructions to opt-in if you wish to receive text messages. If you wish to not receive texts, you can follow the instructions to opt-out. Thank you.

Dear Parents and Guardians, As you may be aware, the Everett Area School Board voted on Monday to allow for parents to submit a notarized affidavit form to claim exceptions to the state mask mandate that requires students to wear a face covering in school. This form can be obtained at any district building or on our website directly under the words “Welcome to Everett Area School District”. This form states that a parent is attesting that their child cannot wear a face covering because it may cause or exacerbate a medical or mental health condition. This form only applies to the masking order and does not affect student’s ability to participate in sports or other activities. Please have these forms notarized and submitted to the building Principals by September 20, 2021. Thank you

Dear Parents and Guardians, Please be aware there have been 9 new positive COVID cases so far this week in our District. Please watch for signs and symptoms of illness in your child. Please keep your child home if they have a fever, vomiting, diarrhea, or persistent congestion, cough, runny nose, and sore throat. Our staff and administration are continuing efforts to keep our students and staff healthy by encouraging frequent hand washing, social distancing, wearing mask, and watching for signs and symptoms of illness while at school. We appreciate your continued efforts at home in preventing the spread of illness. Please contact Becky Garrett or Elizabeth Yokum with any questions or concerns. Also, Due to the reported backlog in the availability of medical appointments, we will be extending the deadline to turn in medical exemptions to the masking order, until September 20, 2021. Thank you!

Dear Parents, Guardians and Students, Beginning tomorrow, September 7, 2021, the face covering mandate issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Health, goes into effect. All students and school personnel will be required to wear a face covering inside all school buildings. Students can bring their own mask/face shield, or one will be supplied by the district. Students do not need to wear a face covering outside, while eating and drinking, or while engaged in high intensity physical activity, like Physical Education classes or sports. If you desire to claim a medical exemption for your child, please contact your building Principal and they will outline the procedure with you. Medical exemptions need to be signed by a physician and turned into the office by September 13, 2021. It is our goal to keep children in school and avoid shutdowns like we experienced last year. Hopefully, together, we can get our county numbers to an acceptable range. Though this is not desired by anyone, we can make the best of a difficult situation. Let’s work together to keep the kids in school. Thank you and have a nice evening.

Dear Parents and Guardians of The Everett Area School District, As you may be aware, the Pennsylvania Department of Education will be releasing additional information, about the masking order, later today. We are told that this new information will change the process originally stated for parent exemptions. The District will take the next few days to analyze these changes in conjunction with our solicitor, to ascertain how they impact possible exemptions, and our ability to manage this current order. Be aware that our local legislators and our solicitor all agree that the District has no authority to ignore this order. We will do our best to evaluate the new information and to determine the best possible courses of action. We will release further communications later this weekend. We apologize for this inconvenience, but this situation is extremely fluid and is changing often.

Dear Parents and Guardians of the Everett Area School District, As many of you are aware, yesterday the PA Department of Health, in conjunction with the Governor, declared a masking order for schools, to take effect Tuesday, September 7, 2021. The Everett Area School District has consulted with our legal counsel, as well as our local representatives to determine the extent to which this order is applicable. Our legal counsel suggests that the order is legally sound and applicable according to the Disease Prevention and Control Act. The District, short of any changes which may occur in Harrisburg to prevent or change the existing order that has been placed, would be responsible to implement the order as it is presented. At this time, we continue to explore our options and to determine the best course of action for the Everett Area School District’s children. The overall end goal for the School District must be to keep schools open, educate students and most importantly to keep them safe. There are many differing opinions on this topic and we clearly understand that no answer will make everyone satisfied. We plan to have further communications regarding this topic over the weekend and/or before Tuesday September 7th. In conclusion, as part of this community of concerned citizens, we will explore our options and provide the best possible solution to move forward with educating the children of this District during this very unfortunate pandemic, which continues to haunt our communities.

Dear Parents and Guardians, It has recently come to our attention that there are two positive COVID-19 cases in Mrs. Eli-Anderson’s Second-Grade class. In Mrs. Leader’s Kindergarten class, we have one COVID-19 positive case, one presumed positive case and one student for which we are awaiting test results. If you have a student in either of these two classes, please take extra care to monitor your student’s health for signs and symptoms of COVID-19. If your child shows any symptoms, please keep them at home and call our school nurse, Mrs. Becky Garrett at 814-652-9114 ext. 3115. We will post data on COVID-19 case counts within the school buildings every Monday, on the District website. Thank you

Everett Area Parents and Guardians, The Everett Area School District is once again participating in the government program which allows us to offer free breakfast and lunch to all students. This program is scheduled to last the entire 2021/2022 school year. However, it is still very important that everyone fill out and return a “Free and Reduced Lunch Application”, even if you do not plan to eat a school lunch. A sizable amount of our district’s funding and grants rely on the free and reduced numbers. Also, some family benefits like SNAP require you to still submit an application. Every student was given a form at the start of the year, but you can get another form by asking at the office, or logging on to the district website. The application can be found on the website by clicking the MENU tab, then CAFETERIA ITEMS, then FREE AND REDUCED LUNCH application. Please have these applications turned back into the school office prior to September 17, 2021. Thank you very much

Interested in becoming a substitute teacher? See this page for more details: https://www.everettasd.org/page/employment-opportunities

Attention all parents, guardians, and students! Please see this page to view the EASD's Health & Safety Plan for the 2021-2022 school year: https://www.everettasd.org/page/2021-2022-school-year-plans

Attention parents! Need help with getting internet access at home? Check out this news article about the Emergency Broadband Benefit from the FCC: https://www.everettasd.org/article/466447

Congratulations class of 2020!

Here's a video from Everett's Secret Service Club thanking essential workers: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1moFYzTXuC-9PkyTJ4NWsSM1znsa087dY/view?usp=drivesdk

EASD's National Junior Honor Society students recently brought in items to benefit Everett Elementary's weekend backpack program. There were over 500 donated items!

Good Evening, It has been brought to our attention that there is some questions about the enforcement of book bags, coats/jackets, and hats. We have been policing this throughout the year and recently the issue has been brought to the forefront. In the handbook under hair and dress number 10, students are allowed to bring them but need placed in lockers in the morning. This is a safety concern. No punishments have been given yet just warnings. We have lockers available in hallways and the locker rooms and have given extra time in situations that we have deemed necessary. This is strictly informational and this is not a new rule. We encourage you to, as weather gets nicer, to review the student dress with your student. Further questions, please call the high school office at 814.652.9114.

Kaitlyn Maxwell shoots her 2000th pt. Congratulations to her and the Lady Warriors for their 2nd place finish in the ICC.

Interested in becoming a substitute teacher? Find out more here: http://www.everettasd.org/employment-opportunities--158

Nikki Spade (center) from M&T bank presents checks to Adam Whisel (right) and Jim Mearkle (left) for both the Principal’s Scholarship and a donation to the Renaissance Foundation. Thank you M&T bank!

Dear Parents and Guardians, Starting on January 2, our Skyward System, will enable parents to submit excuses for days that your student is absent, or even schedule upcoming absences. It is our hope that you will utilize this option so that we can better account for student attendance. To learn more about this new Skyward feature you can click on the links below to watch a How-to-Video, or read a How-to-Guide. These links are also available on our website, just click Explore, then Skyward. How-To Guide link: https://5il.co/bxau How-To Video link: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1e7gkqsQFegUEYH3DfYIFPwnA4odcBlrF

Members of the National Honor Society were spreading Christmas Cheer by collecting Christmas gifts to donate to our local Love INC. All items are distributed to families in our home town. The Everett Chapter of the National Honor Society embodies the Service Pillar of its tenets.

Check out the newest edition of the Warrior Way newsletter to see all the awesome things happening at the Everett Area School District! https://5il.co/b34z

MS NJHS advisers, Mr. Rosenberger & Mrs. Styer, had students decorate pumpkins to take to an area nursing home. Thank you for your community outreach everyone!

Check out this great back to school flyer that has everything you need to know for the 2019-2020 school year! https://5il.co/9ulz

Congratulations to the 4 Everett graduates who went on to attend the Naval Academy! The graduates left to right are: Jubal Schmidt, Kestrel Kuhne, Laurel Kuhne, and Mitchel Kovel

Click the link below to view our Warrior Way newsletter. This newsletter details all the great things happening here at the Everett Area School District! https://5il.co/7lrp

Nathaniel Maxwell performed as an All-State Choir Pianist in Pittsburgh, PA for the 2019 PMEA All-State/NAfME All-Eastern Convention. This marked his third performance at the All-State level!

The National Junior Honor Society just donated $100 to the Tom Waltman weight room fund!

The Everett Chapter of the National Honor Society held its annual induction ceremony on Tuesday, March 19. Qualification for membership is based on the four pillars of NHS: Scholarship, Service, Leadership and Character. Twelve new members, along with their parents, were invited to the dinner which was held at the Breezewood Fire Hall. The new members inducted into NHS are: Lindsay Foor, Noelle Hendershot, Kaitlyn Maxwell and Alexandra Iseminger. In the back are: Leroy Clark, III, Allison Klavuhn, Cameron Mellott, Katelyn Graham, McKenzi Nesbitt, Kolby Weaver, Tori Steel and Matthew Wilt.

The Scholastic quiz competition was held today, March 29. These Everett junior high students placed first and walked away with the championship. Congratulations to all.

The NJHS and NHS worked together to collect over 130 Baskets for Eli. These baskets will be donated to hospitalized children to help spread kindness. Special thanks to all who assisted and to those who donated.

Check out this great video that can help you know what to expect from college: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7C3CSCQcN4

Check out this awesome video about The Gingerbread Project: https://youtu.be/KNI58vZoYs8

The Everett Area Sr. High Reading Competition team recently took 2nd place at the IU 08 Reading Competition at Bellwood Antis. Great job everyone!

Students from Mrs. Grassi’s art club recently painted the plow!

Please find the new, 2018-2019 annual public notice here: http://5il.co/55mk

Boxtops are being collected at the Middle School/High School. They can be turned into any teacher or Mrs. Bowman, the Boxtops coordinator. Have your students check with their teachers for any submission incentives.

Did you know that the EASD website has an accompanying app? Use these links to download it. For Android (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.apptegy.everett), for Apple (https://itunes.apple.com/us/developer/everett-area-school-district/id1354611674?mt=8)

The school day’s over. What’s next? Do you want to hang out with friends? Learn what your future career might hold and have an edge on every other job seeker for that summer job or career after you graduate? Are you interested in STEAM activities? The best part of all of this is that it's FREE!! If it sounds too good to be true - it’s not! These and other activities are part of the new “After 3.” Everyday, students in grades 6-12 have a chance to explore their interests, learn new skills, have fun with friends and get help with school work. "After 3” is offered Monday’s through Thursday’s from 3 to 6 p.m. with transportation provided home. Come join the fun! You can find the enrollment form here: http://5il.co/4kxi.

The Everett Area School District wishes to thank M & T bank for their generous donation of planners for our students. It is greatly appreciated. Thank you!

SUBSTITUTES NEEDED! Everett Area School District is seeking: Substitute Teachers – All Certification Areas. Substitute Custodians to perform cleaning services on a day-to-day basis. Substitute Teacher Assistants. Substitute Cafeteria Workers and substitute secretaries. Applicants should submit current clearances: Act 24, PA Criminal History, PA Child Abuse, Federal Criminal History and Act 168 background check(s) to: EASD C/O: Theresa Smith 427 East South Street Everett PA 15537

Need the 2018-2019 Everett and Breezewood Elementary schools' parent and student handbook? You can find it at this link: http://5il.co/4fe5

Parents, along with filling out the PIAA comprehensive initial pre-participation physical evaluation, this cover page must also be filled out and submitted: http://5il.co/4e1t. Thank you.

Grade 7 & 8 students and their parent(s) can come to pickup their chromebooks on 8/13 from 4-8 p.m. Please take time to review the online handbook prior to this date. Parents will be expected to complete necessary paperwork. There is a $20 insurance fee per student also which needs to be paid prior to chromebook pickups.

Reminder, there will be a 6th grade orientation for 6th grade students and parents at the Everett Area Middle School from 5 p.m. until 8 p.m. on August 16th.

Starting August 8th, the track will be closed due to construction until further notice.

Need the MS/HS handbook for the upcoming school year? You can download it here: http://5il.co/46so

Parents, if your child is planning on playing sports you must fill out this PIAA comprehensive initial pre-participation physical evaluation. You can find the form here: https://www.piaa.org/assets/web/documents/Section%20VII%20Forms.%20CIPPE_FORM_SECTIONS_1_2_3_4_5_6_7_8_AND_9_(no_shading)(1).pdf. Only sections 1-6 are needed for the regular physical, sections 7 & 8 for re-certification for a different sport, and section 9 for minimum wrestling weight.

​Parents and Students, There will be Jr. High soccer practice every Tuesday and Thursday from 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. at Everett Elementary. Official practice will begin August 13th, and will be held Monday through Friday from 5 p.m. - 8 p.m. at Everett Elementary. When school starts on Monday August 20th, practice will be Monday through Thursday from 3:30 p.m. - 5:40 p.m. at Everett Elementary.

Follow this link to view and download the 2018-2019 school calendar: http://5il.co/3xwb

With Amazon Prime's Prime Day coming up, remember to log in at https://smile.amazon.com/ch/25-1690999 so that part of your purchase goes to the Everett Renaissance!

Incoming 6th grade students are invited to attend the MS orientation on August 16th at 5:30 p.m. Doors will open at 5 p.m. Parents are also invited to submit the $20 for Chromebook insurance that evening as well.

Congratulations to Kaitlyn Maxwell for placing at the PIAA track meet in Shippensburg on May 31st!

Be sure to check out the newest news article to see where you can find the 2018 summer edition of the Warrior Way and see all of the great things happening at EASD!

The Varsity Track Meet scheduled for April 19 th at Everett was postponed due to weather conditions and field conditions.  We will make up the Track Meets as follows: Tuesday, May 1 at Tussey - we will score Fannett-Metal at this meet. Wednesday, May 9 at HOME vs. S. Fulton and Williamsburg, 4:00 PM.

The Varsity Baseball and Softball games scheduled for April 19th at HOME have been rescheduled for Friday, May 18.  The Varsity BA/SB teams will be dismissed at 2:35 for this game.