District Highlights

State Representative Joe McGonagle visited Everett High School (EHS) on Tuesday, April 15, 2025, to present students Milena Antonio and Kolleen Fritz with citations for representing EHS during Student Government Day. The students are pictured above with (L-R) EHS Principal Dennis Lynch, Superintendent William D. Hart, social studies teacher and Student Government Advisor Carolyn MacWilliam, and Rep. McGonagle. Milena and Kolleen received Senate citations from Senator Sal DiDomenico during Student Government Day, which was held on April 4th at the State House.

Everett High School Class of '25 President Emilia Maria-Babcocck and Vice President Manal Bouhou graciously delivered prom tickets to Superintendent William D. Hart on Thursday, April 16, 2025, to share with members of Central Administration to attend this year's Senior Prom. Thanks to the members of the Prom Committee for their hard work in planning this year's event!

The Everett High School Culinary Arts Department and the Crimson Cafe hosted a luncheon for veterans on Wednesday, April 16, 2025. It was the first in a monthly luncheon series launched by Director of Veterans Affairs Antoine Coleman to honor our veterans and connect them to the community. From left: State Representative Joe McGonagle, Mayor Carlo DeMaria, Superintendent William D. Hart, Mr. Coleman, Everett Fire Chief Joseph Hickey, Everett Fire Lt. Kevin Devanna, and City Council President Stephanie Martins.

Three Everett High School (EHS) students were honored by the Immigrant Learning Center (ILC) for their entries in the 2025 Teen Perspectives on Immigration Contest, in which students from Everett, Malden, and Medford high schools are asked to express their viewpoints and experiences through essays, artworks, and video projects. The students were recognized during an awards ceremony on Wednesday, April 16, 2025, inside Everett High’s Crimson Cafe.

Samira Khobzy’s striking watercolor, “What We Share” (above, right), received third-place honors in the art category, while Shashi Pokhrel (“Keeping My Heritage") and Natalia Tejada (“Proud to Say”) earned Honorable Mention awards for their essays.

The ILC is a Malden-based not-for-profit organization that gives immigrants a voice through education, research, and community outreach.

Above, standing (L-R): EHS English Language Arts Department Head Ryan McGowan, EHS Vice Principal James Murphy, and Everett Public Schools Director of English Learners Genevieve McDonough. Seated (L-R): Natalia Tejada, Shashi Pokhrel, and Samira Khobzy.

A big shout-out to Whittier School students for collecting clothes for a Cradles to Crayons Clothing Drive. The Whittier collected four large bags of clothes that Assistant Principal Dr. Brendan Kent delivered to Cradles to Crayons, an organization that provides free clothing and essential items to children 12 and under.

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