Summary:
Everett's public school system includes eight schools serving about 6,934 students: one high school (grades 9–12), five K–8 elementary schools, one K–5 school, and a small K–12 alternative school. There are no standalone middle schools, so grades 6–8 are housed inside the K–8 buildings and counted in "elementary" results. The district, Everett, ranks 319 of 351 statewide (9th percentile, 0 stars), and every school record carries that same district badge.
Webster School (K–5, 351 students) is the district's clear standout: it holds the highest state rank in Everett (570 of 899, 37th percentile), is the only 2-star school, and leads every all-grades subject — ELA 32.09, math 34.33, and science 40.48, essentially at the state science average. Sumner G. Whittier School is the most improved, climbing 17 → 20 → 26 in percentile over three years, with 7th-grade ELA at 45.0, above the state. George Keverian School posts the best 8th-grade civics (23.76) and strong 3rd-grade math (37.35). Everett High has one bright spot: Physics at 47.06% proficient vs. the state's 46.58%.
Elsewhere, results are weaker. Parlin School has the largest classes (14.0 students per teacher), the lowest general-education spending ($14,506), and 8th-grade science at 11.0%. Lafayette School has the district's lowest 7th-grade reading (12.50%). Devens School, a 38-student alternative program, reports 0% math proficiency and $30,063 per student. Across the district, math improved almost everywhere while science fell almost everywhere, and 8th-grade civics (16.6% vs. the state's 39.77%) is the widest gap. Note that free/reduced-lunch data are unavailable for all schools and spending figures date to 2020–21.
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