When was everett high school built

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Skip to Main Content. District Home. Select a School Select a School. Sign In. Search Our Site. Attendance Reporting. Bell Schedule. Emergency Information. School Calendar. Follow Us. Comments Senior Week Seniors, it's time to place your order for your graduation cap and gown. Winter sports information Winter sports are right around the corner and it's not too early to get all of your eligibility pieces in place now! Today, a year after his year high school reunion, he looks back with reverence at the A building that helped shape his formative years.

In , large numbers of immigrants from Sweden, Norway and Germany attended the new school. Today, recent arrivals from Ukraine, Mexico, Africa and Iraq are part of the student body.

Everett High School once took in students from south Everett, Silver Lake, Mukilteo and what is now Mill Creek before five other large high schools were built in those communities. Enrollment peaked in , with a graduating class of students.

The next year Cascade High School had its first graduating class. From his second-floor classroom, English teacher Bruce Overstreet can look out over the gently curving sidewalks and neatly trimmed lawn of the courtyard and spot his sons Evan and Matt among the 1, students scurrying to class.

The Everett graduate is among several alums teaching at the school. That history includes large public events and distant personal memories. Edmundson went on to major in music and become a kindergarten teacher, and she still plays piano once a week to entertain friends at the retirement home.

She was one of many Stigers, including her two brothers, to have roamed the halls of the main building over the decades. Some married their high school sweethearts. Tom later returned as be vice principal in the s. Todd, one of their three sons, and Gretchen Shockey Stiger were in the Class of and have had two sons graduate from Everett. A daughter will attend the school next fall. It has been part of the school since the day it opened in Trophy and display cases share a rich past of state sports and academic championships, club activities, and school chess masters.

Students still receive their Nesika yearbooks each June, read the Kodak student newspaper and sing the school alumni song at assemblies. A stable place Long gone from the original school is the foundry. With limited space available for large-scale construction in this small, densely populated city, the most viable site was a parcel of parkland that would not only house the large high school, but would also provide the space necessary for playfields and parking.

The school is built into the side of a hill, stepping down the hill for a total of six stories. However, from the residential neighborhood at the top of the site, the building is just two stories.