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How to register for kindergarten
Kindergarten registration begins March 2, 2020. Children entering
kindergarten must be 5 years old by Aug. 31, 2020 to register.
Register your child at your neighborhood school. Registration materials are available online on Feb. 24, 2020 at www.everettsd.org/registration and in all elementary schools on Feb. 26, 2020.
If you are not sure which school your child will attend, please visit the transportation page (www.everettsd.org/transportation) on the district website and select “Path Finder” under QuickLinks. You will need to select grade “KK” for full-day kindergarten. You may also call the transportation office at 425-385-4144.
What should I bring?
The day you register your child, bring your completed registration forms and the following required items:
• Proof of your child’s age
A birth certificate; a religious, hospital, or physician’s certificate showing date of birth; a passport; an adoption record; previously verified school records; an affidavit from a parent; an entry in a family Bible; or any other documents permitted by law. Birth certificates for children born in Washington state may be obtained at the Snohomish County Health District Vital Records Office. Call 425-339-5290 or request online at www.snohd.org. Out of state birth certificates may be ordered from www.vitalchek.com.
• Current proof of address
A recent utility bill, rental agreement or homeowner’s insurance policy that shows the parent/guardian’s name and address.
• Medically verified immunization records*
Contact your child’s physician or the Snohomish County Health District at 425-339-5200 for information about vaccinations. A parent’s guide to immunizations is also available through the Snohomish County Health District’s website:
www.snohd.org/177/Immunizations.
*Refer to the Immunization Record Requirements letter from the Everett Public Schools Health Services Team included in this packet for details about this new requirement.
• Your student’s health history
• Parenting plan/court order, if applicable
• Proof of guardianship if student is living with an adult other than the parent
Welcome to Everett Public
Schools and your child’s
membership in the Class of
2033!
This is an exciting time for you
and your child, one full of
promise and possibilities.
Please know that everyone in
Everett Public Schools
considers your child’s
education as our most
important work. We know that
partnering with you is the best
way we can work together to
ensure that your child has a
rewarding experience from the
first day of school. We are
excited to offer full-day
kindergarten at every
elementary school to further
support your child’s success in
school and life. Working as a
team we can prepare a bright,
capable, confident young adult
for the world.
We look forward to celebrating
together your child’s
graduation in 13 years.
Sincerely,
Dr. Ian B. Saltzman
Kindergarten Registration Parent Guide
2020-21
EVERETT PUBLIC SCHOOLS • 3900 BROADWAY, EVERETT, WA 98201 • 425-385-4000 • www.everettsd.org
Everett Public Schools does not discriminate in any programs or activities on the basis of sex, race, creed, religion, color, national origin, age, veteran or military status, sexual orientation, gender expression or identity, disability, or the use of a trained dog guide or
service animal and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. The following employees have been designated to handle questions and complaints of alleged discrimination: Title IX/Civil Rights Compliance Officer Mary O’Brien 425-385-4106 MO’[email protected] Section 504 Coordinator Becky Ballbach 425-385-4063 [email protected] ADA
Coordinator Randi Seaberg 425-385-4104 [email protected] PO Box 2098, Everett WA 98213
Elementary schools Call your school, or check their website for information on registration hours and kindergarten readiness events.
Cedar Wood 425-385-7700 www.everettsd.org/cedarwood 3414-168th St. SE, Bothell 98012
Emerson 425-385-6200 www.everettsd.org/emerson 8702-7th Ave. SE, Everett 98208
Forest View 425-385-7900 www.everettsd.org/forestview 5601-156th St. SE, Everett 98208
Garfield 425-385-4700 www.everettsd.org/garfield 2215 Pine St., Everett 98201
Hawthorne 425-385-4600 www.everettsd.org/hawthorne 1110 Poplar St., Everett 98201
Jackson 425-385-5600 www.everettsd.org/jackson 3700 Federal Ave., Everett 98201
Jefferson 425-385-7400 www.everettsd.org/jefferson 2500 Cadet Way, Everett 98208
Lowell 425-385-5300 www.everettsd.org/lowell 5010 View Dr., Everett 98203
Madison 425-385-5900 www.everettsd.org/madison 616 Pecks Dr., Everett 98203
Mill Creek 425-385-6800 www.everettsd.org/millcreek 3400-148th St. SE, Mill Creek 98012
Monroe 425-385-7300 www.everettsd.org/monroe 10901-27th Ave. SE, Everett 98208
Penny Creek 425-385-7200 www.everettsd.org/pennycreek 4117-132nd St. SE, Everett 98208
Port Gardner 425-385-5150 www.everettsd.org/portgardner 3516 Rucker Ave., Everett 98201
Silver Firs 425-385-6500 www.everettsd.org/silverfirs 5909-146th Pl. SE, Everett 98208
Silver Lake 425-385-6900 www.everettsd.org/silverlake 12815 Bothell-Everett Hwy., Everett 98208
Tambark Creek 425-385-8200 www.everettsd.org/tambarkcreek 4419 180th St. SE, Bothell 98012
View Ridge 425-385-5400 www.everettsd.org/viewridge 202 Alder St., Everett 98203
Whittier 425-385-4300 www.everettsd.org/whittier 916 Oakes Ave., Everett 98201
Woodside 425-385-7800 www.everettsd.org/woodside 17000-23rd Ave. SE, Bothell 98012
Parent involvement opportunities: Volunteering:
www.everettsd.org/volunteer
PTSA (Parent, Teacher & Student Association) Council: www.everettptsacouncil.org
Natural Leaders: A parent group for families who speak another language at home. Ask your school personnel about Natural Leader opportunities.
www.wabsalliance.org/community-leadership/natural-leaders/
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Kindergarten enrollment
2020-21 overview
Welcome to school year 2020-21 and the class of 2033!
The information below and the friendly staff at your school will help walk you through the kindergarten registration process so that everything is ready for the first day of school in September.
The attached packet is a combination of information and required forms to help you register your child. The chart below is provided as an organizer and to help you know what you need to return to your school.
Contents Explanation To Do
Kindergarten registration parent guide General information about registration, the elementary schools in the district, and a welcome from Superintendent Saltzman.
Please read!
Kindergarten enrollment overview An organizer to help you know what forms need to be returned to your school. Also includes a list of kindergarten options within the district.
Please read!
Kindergarten readiness guidelines Use these guidelines to help prepare your child for this important first year of school.
Please read!
Kindergarten program and WaKIDS information
Provides information about the kindergarten program in Everett Public Schools, as well as the Washington Kindergarten Inventory of Developing Skills (WaKIDS).
Please read!
Student health history and medication authorization information
Valuable information about your student’s health history and medical needs, as well as medication authorization requirements and health services at school.
Please read!
Immunization requirements Vaccinations required for school attendance. Please read!
School meal information View a sample menu, and read about the many healthy, delicious items available in our cafeterias! Payment options are also explained.
Please read!
School enrollment information form This is the official district enrollment form. Information on this form will follow your child through high school; you will have an opportunity each year to update this information.
Return to school
Ethnicity and race reporting form Information on this form is required by the federal and state governments. Please note, if you do not provide data, we are required to select ethnicity and race data for you.
Return to school
Kindergarten questionnaire This helps the school and your child’s teacher get to know your child – even before school starts.
Return to school
Kindergarten transportation form Everything you need to know, and the district needs to know, to make sure your child is transported safely to and from school.
Return to school
Home language survey This form, required by the state, documents languages spoken in your home. “SSID” stands for State Student Identifier; your child will be assigned this number later, so you can leave this line blank.
Return to school
Student housing form This information helps provide services to families who may be homeless or in temporary living arrangements.
Return to school
Certificate of immunization status This documents what vaccines your child has received and when. (Ask your medical provider if they can print your child’s immunization records in this format for you.)
Return to school
Annual health history This provides the school with important medical information about your child. Return to school
Everett Public Schools kindergarten program
The state of Washington funds full-day kindergarten at all elementary schools within the district. The instructional day is 6 hours 15 minutes and provides time for extended learning experiences. All Everett kindergarten programs participate in WaKIDS: Washington Kindergarten Inventory of Developing Skills. WaKIDS is a process for welcoming students and their families to kindergarten, and for assessing children’s strengths and development. During the first three days of the school year, each family--children and parents/guardians--participates in a Family Connection conference with the teacher. This conference provides time for the teacher to get to know the student and family as they begin the kindergarten year. Everett Ready is a transition program held for one week in August to help kindergarten students become familiar with their new school, their teachers, and classmates. All enrolled students are welcome and encouraged to attend this morning program from August 17-21. Start and end times will vary by school. Transportation is provided. In addition to the student program, a family meeting will be scheduled at each school while students are engaged in Everett Ready. This meeting is designed to provide families an opportunity to learn about the school and get to know other families in their community.
Other kindergarten opportunities: The Lighthouse Cooperative is a K-5 choice school located at Jefferson Elementary, built on parent involvement in the classrooms. For more information visit their website at www.lighthousecoop.org or e-mail them at [email protected]. Port Gardner Parent Partnership is a choice school that provides support for home school families and is located adjacent to Sequoia High School. For more information, call 425-385-5150 or visit their website at www.everettsd.org/portgardner.
Choosing a different school: If you are interested in having your child attend kindergarten at a school that is outside of your designated neighborhood (residence) school attendance area, please view the School Transfer information on the district website at http://www.everettsd.org/schooltransfers or call 425-385-4070. Intradistrict transfer requests for the 2020-21 school year will be accepted between January 6 and June 1, which is the open enrollment period. Notification of intradistrict transfer approval or denial may not come until the end of August, just before school begins. Parent must provide transportation for kindergarten programs outside of their designated school area. Please note: Due to high enrollment, many elementary schools are closed to school transfers. Check the district school transfer website for the most current list of schools that are accepting transfer request submissions. Kindergarten intradistrict school transfer forms should be completed and submitted directly to the school you are requesting to attend.
At your neighborhood (residence) school, you must:
Register for kindergarten
At the school you are requesting to attend, you must:
Submit an intradistrict school transfer request
Social/ EmotionalWe are working
on this.
Yes, my child
can do this.
1 My child can follow 2-step directions consistently and is beginning to follow 3-step directions.
2 My child can remember and follow routines (ex: dinner, bath, brush teeth, read bedtime story, go to bed).
3 My child can tell about his/her own feelings (ex: I feel happy, I feel sad, I feel excited).
4 My child can calm him/herself when frustrated or upset.
5 My child can put on his/her own coat.
6 My child can use the bathroom independently.
7 My child can wash his/her hands.
8 My child can put away toys, clean up small spills and pick up after him/herself.
9 My child shares, takes turns and helps others.
10 My child adjusts to new situations and/or people.
11 My child plays cooperatively with others.
12 My child can comfort others.
13 My child has the opportunity to play regularly with the same friends his/her age.
PhysicalWe are working
on this.
Yes, my child
can do this.
1 My child can run, jump and gallop.
2 My child can stand on one foot.
3 My child can throw and catch a large ball.
4 My child can kick a ball.
5 My child can cut using scissors.
6 My child can hold and use a pencil.
7 My child can buckle, zip, snap, and button.
LanguageWe are working
on this.
Yes, my child
can do this.
1 My child can use words to express his/her thoughts and needs.
2 My child can name and describe familiar things in his/her world.
3 My child uses new words everyday.
4 My child speaks clearly and is understood by most people.
5 My child can speak in 4-6 word sentences.
6 My child can talk about things that happened in the past, with details.
7 My child can have a conversation on one topic with another person, taking turns talking.
Created January 2014
Parents and families have a very important role as their child's first teacher. Children learn in different ways and at different rates. They
come to school with varying skills. These guidelines highlight some of the skills that will help your child be prepared for kindergarten.
The list below suggests ways to work with your child to help him/her be successful in school.
Kindergarten Readiness GuidelinesPreK-3 Cross District
Coalition
CognitiveWe are working
on this.
Yes, my child
can do this.
1 My child can think of more than one way to solve a problem.
2 My child shows curiosity and seeks answers to questions.
3 My child shows flexibility and creativity in play and problem solving.
4 My child can group things by color, shape, or size, etc.
5 My child can sit still, stay focused and stick with an activity.
LiteracyWe are working
on this.
Yes, my child
can do this.
1 My child knows 5-10 rhymes or children's songs.
2 My child knows if words start with the same sound (for example: big, brown, bear).
3 My child can hear parts of words (ex: hap-py, 2 parts or 2 syllables).
4 My child recognizes and names 10-20 upper and 10-20 lower case letters.
5 My child says the correct sounds for 10-20 letters.
6 My child is familiar with the parts of a book: cover, title, pages, words, etc.
7 My child reads with an adult or listens to a story daily; he/she can talk about and retell a story.
8 My child "writes" a story by drawing pictures and/or using letters.
9 My child can write his/her name and identify the letters.
10 My child can say the alphabet.
MathWe are working
on this.
Yes, my child
can do this.
1 My child can count 10-20 objects, pointing to each object.
2 My child can count out loud, in order, up to 20.
3 My child is beginning to understand and use the words more, less and the same.
4 My child can identify numbers 1-10.
5 My child connects numbers 1-10 with the matching set of objects.
6 My child identifies common shapes (ex: circle, square, triangle, rectangle).
7 My child matches and sorts simple shapes.
8 My child uses measuring tools in play (ex: cups, spoons, ruler, scale).
9 My child uses words to describe things by size, shape, and weight (ex: big, circle, heavy).
10 My child can put things in order (ex: 1st, 2nd, 3rd).
Personal InformationWe are working
on this.
Yes, my child
can do this.
1 My child knows his/her first name, last name and parents' names.
2 My child knows his/her address and phone number.
3 My child can name 10 body parts (head, shoulders, knees, fingers, etc.).
4 My child knows his/her age and birthday.
Developed by the PreK-3 Cross District Coalition of Edmonds, Everett, Federal Way, Highline and Seattle Public Schools. Aligned with Teaching
Strategies GOLD, WaKIDS (Washington Kindergarten Inventory of Developing Skills) Progressions of Development & Learning and adapted from
Characteristics of Children Entering Kindergarten. Changes will not be made to this document without the written consent of the PreK-3 Cross District
Coalition. Funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. January 2014.
Kindergarten program and WaKIDS information
What is kindergarten?
Kindergarten is the first year of your child’s public-school
life. It is an integral part of the primary program and the
beginning of a child’s formal education. Activities
provided in kindergarten are carefully designed and
appropriate for 5 year olds. Children learn best through
active participation and are provided opportunities to
learn through discovery, interaction, creativity, problem-
solving, conversation, and play.
The state-funded full-day kindergarten program in
Everett Public Schools includes a rich and varied
curriculum that:
· Helps students develop initial skills in the academic
areas of reading, writing, and mathematics.
· Helps students develop language and communication
skills.
· Provides experiences in science, social studies, arts,
physical activities, and music.
· Includes a basic introduction and brief experience
with a world language other than English.
· Helps students acquire large and small motor skills.
· Helps students develop social and emotional skills
including successfully participating in learning
activities as an individual and as part of a group.
What is WaKIDS?
Our state full-day kindergarten programs participate in a
program called Washington Kindergarten Inventory of
Developing Skills (WaKIDS). WaKIDS is part of a
transition process that helps to ensure a successful start
to your child’s school experience. WaKIDS has three
components:
· Family Connection – During the first three days,
teachers will meet with each kindergarten family to get to
know them and learn about the student’s interests,
strengths and needs. Our goal is to welcome your family
to school, establish a relationship at the beginning of the
school year, and create a smooth entry for your child.
Watch for more information from your child’s school
about schedules and details as the start of school
approaches.
· WaKIDS whole child assessment – This is not a
traditional assessment or “test” that a student might
take. At the beginning of the year, teachers observe and
record data about what each child knows in six areas of
development and learning: social-emotional, physical,
cognitive, language, literacy and mathematics. Knowing
more about your child’s skills and strengths as they enter
kindergarten helps teachers and parents work together
to support student growth.
· Early learning collaboration – Our schools are
working to build relationships with early learning
professionals in our community. This partnership
promotes a shared understanding of kindergarten
readiness and supports a smoother transition into school
for our children and families.
Getting started
1. Register your child for Everett Ready so they can attend this important transition program in August. 2. Get to know your child’s teacher by attending your Family Connection meeting scheduled during one of the “first three days” and continue the partnership throughout the school year. 3. Subscribe to receive newsletters and other announcements from your child’s school and the school district. 4. If your child has been in preschool or childcare, consider sharing information you received from your early learning provider with your child’s kindergarten teacher. 5. Be patient if adjustments to school are difficult at first. Each child is an individual and all children differ in their physical and mental development.
Q&A: When is Everett Ready? Everett Ready will be held in the morning from August 17-21, 2020. When will school start in the fall? The first day of kindergarten is September 14, 2020. When is my Family Connection appointment? Family Connection meetings are held during the first three days of the school calendar (September 9, 10, or 11, 2020). Your Family Connection meeting will be scheduled on one of these three days. Your school will be contacting you regarding your family’s appointment. Where can I get more information about WaKIDS? Visit http://www.k12.wa.us/WaKIDS to learn more
Student Health History and Medication Authorization Information
March 2020 Dear Kindergarten Parent: Welcome to kindergarten in Everett Public Schools. The health and safety of your child is of highest priority to us. For this reason, we have a team of experienced and skilled registered nurses (RNs) who oversee health services in the schools. We also have health room assistants (HRAs) in each school, who function under the supervision of the registered nurse, to attend to the daily health needs of all students. The RN is always available for consultation for health issues that arise. The school’s HRA or office manager can assist in scheduling a time for you to discuss your child’s health issue with the RN. Annual Health History Form To ensure the safety of your child, we require an Annual Health History Form each school year. A copy is included in this registration packet. We strongly recommend that you provide us any health information or health concerns on this form. Information on this form is kept confidential and is used by our RNs to determine the health needs of your child. Does your child have a life-threatening health condition? Washington State defines a "life-threatening condition" as a health condition that will put the child in danger of death during the school day if a medication or treatment order and a nursing health care plan are not in place. Examples of health conditions considered life-threatening include any allergy requiring epinephrine, asthma, diabetes, and/or a seizure disorder. The following is a list of requirements that a child with a life-threatening health condition must have in place before they can attend school:
• A completed Medication Authorization Form signed by the child’s medical provider, and/or
• A completed Treatment Authorization Form signed by the child’s medical provider, and
• A completed nursing health care plan individualized to your child.
• A supply of the ordered medication, in its original and properly labeled container. My child needs medication(s) at school. What do I need to do? Under normal circumstances medication should be dispensed before and/or after school hours under the supervision of the parent or guardian. Medication is defined as any medication prescribed or non-prescribed; including over-the-counter items, vitamins, homeopathic, creams and/or oils. Medication should be given at school only when absolutely necessary. If a student has a valid health reason which requires medication administration during the hours when school is in session, the parent/guardian must:
• Submit a completed Medication Authorization Order Form to the school health room.
• Supply the ordered medication in its original and properly labeled container.
As a reminder, no medication can be given at school without meeting the above requirements. We welcome any questions about health issues and urge you to contact your school if you would like to speak with your school’s nurse. Additionally, please notify your child’s school throughout the year regarding any change in contact numbers or health conditions. Sincerely, The Everett Public Schools Health Services Team
See reverse for immunization information
Immunization Record Requirements
March 2020
Dear Parent or Guardian, Starting August 1, 2020, all immunization records turned in to schools are required by state law to be medically verified. Immunization records must be turned into the school on or before the first day of attendance. This means immunization records turned in to the school must be from a health care provider, or you must attach paperwork from a health care provider to your handwritten form that shows your child’s records are accurate. Your child cannot attend school, including Everett Ready, until you provide these records. Here are some examples of medically verified immunization records:
• A completed Certificate of Immunization Status (CIS) signed by a health care
provider. Find the CIS form by visiting https://www.doh.wa.gov/SCCI and clicking
on “Certificate of Immunization Status.”
• A CIS filled out by you or another parent/guardian with medical records attached.
• A CIS printed by a health care provider or school from the Washington State
Immunization Information System.
• A CIS printed from MyIR which is a free Department of Health online tool that
allows families to view and print their official immunization records themselves.
Go to https://wa.myir.net/register to begin the sign-up process.
If you are requesting an exemption from one or more of the immunization requirements, you must provide the school a completed Certificate of Exemption. If your child already meets immunization requirements and has records on file with the school, you do not need to do anything. If you aren’t sure, or if you have any questions, please contact the office at your child’s school. Sincerely,
The Everett Public Schools Health Services Team
If you have a disability and need this document in another format, please call 1‐800‐525‐0127 (TDD/TTY call 711). DOH 348-295 December 2019
Parents - Are Your Kids Ready for School?
Required Immunizations for School Year 2020-2021
Hepatitis B DTaP/Tdap (Diphtheria, Tetanus,
Pertussis) Vaccine doses required may
be fewer than listed
Polio Vaccine doses required
may be fewer than listed
MMR (Measles, Mumps,
Rubella)
Varicella (Chickenpox)
Kindergarten through
6th Grade
3 doses within the correct timeframes
5 doses within the correct timeframes
4 doses within the correct timeframes
2 doses within the correct timeframes
2 doses within the correct timeframes
OR Healthcare provider verified
child had disease
7th Grade through
12th Grade
3 doses within the correct timeframes
5 doses DTaP
AND 1 dose Tdap,
all within the correct timeframes
4 doses within the correct timeframes
2 doses within the correct timeframes
2 doses within the correct timeframes
OR Healthcare provider verified
child had disease (Exceptions are allowed for
certain students)
Students must get vaccine doses at correct timeframes to be in compliance with the requirements. Talk to your healthcare provider or school staff if
you have questions about school immunization requirements.
Find information on other recommended vaccines not required for school: www.immunize.org/cdc/schedules/
Parent/Guardian Instructions: To see which vaccines are required for school, find your child’s grade and look only at that row going across to find the vaccines and number of doses required.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Breakfast French Toast Sticks
Breakfast Morning Pizza
Breakfast Cinnamon Roll
Breakfast Mini Pancakes
Breakfast Breakfast Burrito
Cheesy Quesadilla & Cheery Churro
Luigi’s Lasagna with Breadstick
Golden Nuggets (Chicken or Fish)
Kid’s Burger (Hamburger or
Fishwich)
Homemade Pizza or Corn Dog
Black Bean Salsa Juicy Pears
Classic Caesar Salad Awesome Applesauce
Hummus and Veggies Mixed up Fruit
Physical Fries Peppy Peaches
Champion Corn Burstin’ Blueberries
Breakfast Breakfast on a Stick
Breakfast Morning Pizza
Breakfast Cinnamon Roll
Breakfast Mini Waffles
Breakfast Eggs Your Way
Mandarin Orange Chicken over Rice & Fortune Cookie
Gobbler Gravy & Mashed Potatoes with Rockn’ Roll
Peppy Personal Pizza
Toasted Cheese Sandwich
Wacky Waffles with sausage
Vegetable Stir Fry Perky Pears
Lean Green Beans Awesome Applesauce
Classic Caesar Salad Mixed up Fruit
Tasty Tomato Soup Perfect Peaches
Potato Bites Plump Blueberries
Below is a sample school menu. A monthly paper menu, similar to this one, will be given to your student by their teacher each month. The same menu can also be accessed online. It is sent via Peachjar and viewed through the
My School Menus app. For more information regarding online menus and apps, click the chef’s hat, or select “LUNCH MENU,” on the district webpage: www.everettsd.org.
You can also keep up to date with Food & Nutrition Services by liking and following us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Find us by looking for #EPS_Cafe.
Additional Daily Offerings Have Breakfast at School
Choose a delicious hot menu item or from a variety of reduced sugar, whole grain cold cereal options. All served with fruit, juice and milk. Breakfast is only $1.25! If you qualify for free or reduced priced meals then your breakfast is FREE.
The Garden Spot
A salad bar filled with a variety of fresh fruits and veggies.
Alternative Lunch Entrees
1. PB&J Sandwich 2. Yogurt Combo (yogurt, string cheese, cracker & granola) 3. Cheese Sandwich
Prices: Breakfast Lunch Full Price $1.25 $3.00 Reduced, K-3 FREE FREE Reduced, 4-5 FREE $0.40 Milk or Juice $0.55 *Whole Grain Cookie $0.35 Fresh Veggies $0.85 *Some schools sell cookies and sorbet cups. Check with your individual school kitchen for details.
The first couple of weeks of school, there will be helpers to assist your kindergartner through the lunch line in the cafeteria. They will help with entering PINs onto the keypad and how to navigate through the line. You can help by working with your child to learn their
student ID number.
My Payments Plus is your way to stay informed of your students meal account. Create a FREE account at: www.mypaymentsplus.com and then download the free app onto your phone to have access to do the following: • Set up to receive low balance push notifications & to make reoccurring automatic payments • Prepay (small fee for online payments & automatic payments) • View meal history purchases
ADDITIONAL PAYMENT METHODS
• Checks payable to: Everett Public
Schools. Use the comment line for your
students full name or number.
• Cash should be put in a sealed envelope with your students full name or student ID number on it.
Payment Information
