EHS Happenings

Photos, Highlights, and Upcoming Events

A large group of students poses together outdoors with trees and buildings in the background.

HISTORY CLUB TRIP TO THE 9/11 MEMORIAL

Forty (40) members of the Everett High School History Club and six chaperones visited the 9/11 Memorial and Museum in Manhattan on Saturday, November 15. Thanks to History Club Advisor Wayne Bailey for organizing this annual trip for our students.

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A group of women celebrates outdoors by raising their arms in front of a historical building.

A smaller group of women stands together on a path in front of a building with columns.

EMPOWERING GIRLS CONFERENCE

A group of Everett High School students attended the Empowering Girls Conference on Thursday, November 13, 2025, at the Newton City. The Conference, hosted by Middlesex County District Attorney Marian Ryan, fosters confidence-building, self-assertion, goal setting and building healthy relationships...to have a positive influence on their peers and positive impact on their communities.

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STEM WEEK FIELD TRIP

In recognition of STEM Week, the Hideo Sasaki Foundation in Boston hosted Everett High School STEM Engineering Pathway students for a site visit on Friday, October 24, 2025. The students toured Sasaki's Fabrication Studio with professionals Jay Nothoff and Josie Marks. The students also met and interacted with Sasaki company and Foundation representatives, including Sam Lee, Ponnapa Prakkamakul, Andrew Sell, Shemar Stewart, Debbie Wallis, and Jenya Zhilina, Folajimi Bademosi, Estefany Benitez, and Jennifer Lawrence. Sasaki is an interdisciplinary architecture, planning, landscape, and design firm with offices in Boston, Denver, New York, and Shanghai. PHOTOS HERE.

Crimson Tide Compete in USBand Competition at Burlington High School

CTE TRIP TO HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL

The 20 juniors enrolled in Everett High School’s Health Assisting CTE program recently visited Harvard Medical School (HMS) as part of an ongoing partnership with one of the world’s most prestigious institutions. The students worked with medical professionals inside HMS’s simulation lab to learn how to intubate a patient, a critical skill in the field of medical assisting. The trip was chaperoned by Everett High CTE teacher and registered nurse Samantha Uga. PHOTOS BELOW

Students practicing medical techniques on a training mannequin in scrubs.

Group of students in scrubs posing in front of Harvard Medical School sign.

Students in scrubs collaborating and writing on a wall in a medical classroom.

Students practicing with a mannequin while others record the session.

ADVANCED MANUFACTURING

Everett High School Advanced Manufacturing students turned ideas into action by pitching "Holiday Buddies,” a line of 3D printed figures students and staff can collect throughout the year. The project blends creativity, entrepreneurship, and technical skill. From design to pricing, students are leading the charge, and all proceeds will support the Advanced Manufacturing program. PHOTOS BELOW

Students engaged in a workshop discussion with notes and teaching materials on a whiteboard.

A student holds a display of key-shaped objects while others present their projects.

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Basketball team and supporters in red jerseys posing in a gymnasium.

UNIFIED BASKETBALL

The Crimson Tide Unified Basketball team, with coaches Dr. Chris Chase and Brendan Mangan.

Adults observing students during a hands-on science activity in a laboratory.

COMMISSIONER SNYDER VISITS EHS

Jason Snyder (above), the Commonwealth’s Secretary of the Executive Office of Technology Services and Security, who visited Everett High School (EHS) on Thursday, October 9, 2025, to interact with our awesome STEM students and teachers and learn about the significant technology improvements the EPS has made under the leadership of Superintendent William D. Hart. Click for more photos.

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Students in red shirts holding signs in front of a school welcome board.

A GREAT SHOW OF STRENGTH

Thanks to our Student Ambassadors for helping welcome parents and guardians to Everett High School for our first in-person teacher conferences of the 2025-2026 school year. The multilingual ambassadors were essential to the great success of the event, as they helped visitors get to various classrooms and locations around EHS.