
Check out the awesome Earth balloon that visited Everett Elementary today!


Aiden Harriman commits to Lebanon Valley College!


We are currently accepting pre-registration for Kindergarten and The Learning Lamp Pre-Kindergarten children for the 2025-2026 school year for the Everett Area School District. Please complete the form here: https://forms.gle/Umk9N7wKy419Vadn6

Jr High Girls took 2nd place in our tournament this weekend! Emma Ritchey was named all tournament team and Rachel Mills was given the Hustle Award!




Thank you to Eula B for the donation to Everett Area MS/HS's We Care Room!


One last service project to end the year. National Honor Society packed 44 care packages to deliver to Veterans in local homes. Merry Christmas from National Honor Society!


Attention High School Parents/Guardians and Students! Please see the schedule below for the Winter wave of Keystone Testing:
December 4 & 5: Algebra 1 Keystone
December 9 & 10: Literature Keystone
December 12 & 13: Biology Keystone
Please arrive at school with a charged Chromebook!
If you aren't testing, you do not need to report until 10:00am, and a normal school day will resume at 10:15am. If you need to arrive at your normal time, you may do so, and report to the auditorium.
Thank you!

Come see the Everett Area School District light display at the Bedford County Fairground's Holiday Nights of Lights. Special thanks to Mrs. Grassi, Miss Smitley, and Mrs. Styer for helping to set up the light display!


Hometown bank provided $5,000 EITC funds to the School District through our Renaissance Foundation. Jackie Ritchey, Everett Branch Manager from Hometown Bank is presenting the check to Mr. James Mearkle, President of the Renaissance Foundation, and Mr. David A. Burkett, EASD Superintendent.


Check out the awesome things our National Honor Society students are up to! Here they are packing boxes of Thanksgiving meals for 55 district families and presenting a $2,000 check to Bedford County Pink Ribbon.




We currently have a large amount of clothing, water bottles, and other items that have accumulated in our lost and found. To ensure that students have a chance to reclaim any lost belongings, we will be setting up a walkthrough tomorrow morning in the cafeteria. High school students will have the opportunity to check the lost and found collection for any items that belong to them. If they identify something they’ve lost, they are welcome to take it with them. If your child has lost something of greater value (such as electronics, a cell phone, or headphones), please have them report to the office to describe the items that they lost, so we can ensure these items are returned to them. Please be aware that any remaining items that are not claimed by November 8 will be donated to Goodwill. We appreciate your help in reminding your student to check for their belongings tomorrow.


Teachers, interested in getting a Master of Education degree in Curriculum and instruction from Gannon University? You can now take the classes online and in person at EASD! See the attached images or the flyer here for more details: https://5il.co/3012e



Thanks to the National Honor Society for putting together a luncheon to benefit breast cancer awareness. Great job everyone!






Huge thank you to Chris Bollman, the president of Women United for their gracious donation to the Everett Lifeskills program! They are donating so our life skills classes can get supplies.


This is a reminder that there is still time to sign up for the Everett Lady Warriors Future Stars Basketball Program. See full details here: https://www.everettasd.org/article/1812756

Seniors and Parents of Seniors: Financial Aid Night is being held Thursday, Oct 10th at 6:30pm in room 106 in the High School hallway directly across from the Main Office. Please park behind the school and enter through the back entrance doors near the cafeteria.

Parents and Guardians,
The Everett Area School District has been made aware of a SnapChat post going around this evening, about a threat to an unnamed school. This post was sent to Safe 2 Say , which is run by the Pennsylvania Attorney Generals office. They stated that this post was part of the hoax circulating last week and deemed it to be non-actionable. Out of an abundance of caution we will have an increased police presence at our buildings tomorrow
Thank you

Attention: Yearbook-Oakbook Fundraiser Participants. The Yearbook Fundraiser delivery date has been changed to Monday, October 21, 2024. It will still be in the Everett Area Middle School, High School Cafeteria from 3:15 - 5:15pm. Please pull around back. Thank you for all your support and understanding! You can contact: yearbook@everettasd.org with any questions or concerns.

Late this morning high school administration was alerted to a SnapChat post. This post was a threat that was part of a group of SnapChat hoaxs that has been impacting schools throughout several states, Pennsylvania State Police have been investigating. This particular chat has the word Everett superimposed over another school’s name. Out of an abundance of caution, the Middle and High schools were put into “Stay Put” status, this is where we continue normal classroom activities while we keep students in the building and limit the number of students in the hallways. The State and Borough Police were notified. Once the threat was determined to be non-credible, normal school operations were continued.

Please see this document in regards to a recent SnapChat Hoax: https://5il.co/2wfi2