May 17, 2023
Summer Positions
Several Opportunities Still Open to EPS Staff
The Everett Public Schools has several openings for its robust summer programming. Please review the following job descriptions and consider joining our summer team in 2023!
EHS In-Person Site Coordinator
EHS Credit Recovery Teachers
NOTE: The district has a strong need for math and science teachers
Summer Band Program Instructors
Summer Athletic Program Instructors
Bridge Program for Rising 9th Graders
Coordinator: The EPS is seeking a coordinator to oversee and implement the Summer Bridge Program for rising 9th graders. The goal of the program is to help transition incoming 9th grade students from middle school to Everett High School before the new school year begins. The program runs from 7/10-7/21.Click HERE for complete details.
Teachers: The EPS is seeking 3 teachers to help rising 9th graders with transitioning from middle school to Everett High School before the new school year begins. The program will include opportunities to build community, explore resources available at the high school, and build relationships with EHS teachers and staff. The program runs from 7/10-7/21.
Click HERE for complete details
EHS Summer Guidance Counselor
Click HERE for complete details.
Worked-Based Learning in Full Force
Senior members of the Everett High School Marketing CTE program recently visited PUMA North America to learn the ins and outs of one of the world’s powerhouse athletic brands. EHS Vice Principal Stanley Chamblain helped plan the field trip, which was chaperoned by CTE Director Cristina Sanchez-Serrano, Marketing Teacher Siobhan Sullivan, and CTE Instructor Paul Cangianno.The EHS students took a tour of the PUMA North America office located in Somerville, experienced a visual history of the brand, and saw various stages of the product development process. The tour was led by PUMA product line manager Ronelson Lovaincy.
After the tour, students attended a panel discussion with six PUMA employees from various departments, including: IT, Finance, Product Development, Basketball Business, Merchandising, and Materials Design.
At the conclusion of the field trip, every student was given a pair of PUMA sneakers!
“Visiting the PUMA headquarters was such a great opportunity,” said Aline Silva ‘23, who will be attending Suffolk University in the fall to study marketing. “Being able to tour each floor, listen to panelists about how each of them got to where they are now and how they landed a job at PUMA was truly a great and inspiring experience!"
The marketing program hopes to make this an annual field trip.
Exceptional Leadership
The Colin Powell Award, named after General Colin Powell, U.S. Army (Ret.), is a public service award that is presented to high school counselors in recognition of providing guidance, counseling and mentoring for students as they assess their accomplishments, talents, and interests as they move forward in their lives.
School Spirit
EHS Staff and Students Show Off Their College Pride!
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Opportunities for Staff
SCREENING TEAM
The EPS is forming a Screening Team made up of math and literacy interventionists and elementary teachers to efficiently and accurately administer screening assessments for incoming Kindergarten-Grade 2 students. Each school’s screening team will consult with the building Principal to determine required assessments for the screening days, which may include DIBELs, PELI, Pre-Las, W-APT and Acadience Math assessments. The Screening Team will be responsible for preparing testing materials, running screening stations, and recording student data to be shared with teachers to help inform instruction and instructional groupings in a variety of formats and modalities.Click HERE for complete details.
Benefits Open Enrollment Ends Friday
A Message from the Department of Human Resources
This year’s open enrollment is May 8th through May 19th, 2023. If you miss this window, you will have to wait for the next open enrollment election year unless you have a qualifying event throughout the year. A qualifying event consists of; loss of coverage, gaining a dependent, getting married or divorced, loss of a family member, having a child or adopting a child.
The annual Benefits Fair will be held on Thursday, May 11th from 2pm-5pm. This will be held at City Hall on the 3rd floor in the Keverian Room. There will be representatives onsite from Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Harvard Pilgrim, Delta Dental, Canarx, Aflac, Colonial Life, Cafeteria Plan advisors, Smart Plan, KSG (Employee Assistance Program), and Nationwide. These vendors will be onsite to answer your questions in making decisions concerning plans that would best meet the needs of you and your family.
Additionally, we have attached the Flexible Spending Account (FSA), information for the FY24 benefit year. Please reach out if you have any questions as this is a benefit, if you elect it, that needs to have the forms filled out each year. Please remember that a Flexible Spending Account is a “use it or lose it benefit”, so plan accordingly for the year. This form needs to be submitted no later than May 15th, 2023, or you will not be eligible to enroll.
As a reminder, it is a great time to update any beneficiary information on your Life Insurance as well as any address changes.
Please reach out to Human Resources with any additional questions or concerns. If you aren’t making any changes, you do not have to do anything and your benefits will remain the same.
Podcast!
Featuring Everett High’s Ray Castagnola and Billiards Club Advisor Shawn Waterman
Click HERE to Listen!___________
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