Schools in Everett
Everett Public Schools posts genuinely above-average results -- a 9/10 testing rank (top 20% of Washington public schools), 53% math proficiency (versus a 41% statewide average), and 66% reading proficiency (versus 53% statewide) -- across 27 schools serving 20,727 students.
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Learn moreA genuinely above-average district by state test scores
Everett Public Schools carries a 9/10 testing rank, placing it in the top 20% of public schools in Washington. District-wide math proficiency runs 53% (versus a 41% Washington public-school average) and reading proficiency runs 66% (versus 53% statewide) -- real, disclosed figures meaningfully above the statewide comparison points.
District scale
The district operates 27 schools serving 20,727 students for the 2025-26 school year -- a real, substantial district serving Snohomish County's largest city.
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Key takeaways
- Everett Public Schools carries a 9/10 testing rank -- top 20% of Washington public schools.
- District-wide math (53%) and reading (66%) proficiency both run meaningfully above Washington statewide averages (41% and 53% respectively).
- The district serves 20,727 students across 27 schools -- confirm the specific zoned school for a target address.
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