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Largest Schools in Everett School District (2025)

Schools with the highest enrollment. Ranked by the Success Index (US) from official American data; 26 schools in Everett School District, Washington. Rank positions shown on each profile are within United States and Washington.

  1. 1
    72
    Henry M. Jackson High SchoolMill Creek · Public HighEnrollment: 2,148
  2. 2
    49
    Cascade High SchoolEverett · Public HighEnrollment: 1,651
  3. 3
    49
    Everett High SchoolEverett · Public HighEnrollment: 1,643
  4. 4
    80
    Gateway Middle SchoolEverett · Public MiddleEnrollment: 1,057
  5. 5
    75
    Heatherwood Middle SchoolMill Creek · Public MiddleEnrollment: 1,031
  6. 6
    58
    Eisenhower Middle SchoolEverett · Public MiddleEnrollment: 914
  7. 7
    48
    Evergreen Middle SchoolEverett · Public MiddleEnrollment: 890
  8. 8
    78
    Penny Creek ElementaryEverett · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 791
  9. 9
    67
    Tambark Creek Elementary SchoolBothell · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 740
  10. 10
    52
    North Middle SchoolEverett · Public MiddleEnrollment: 719
  11. 11
    82
    Mill Creek ElementaryMill Creek · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 694
  12. 12
    85
    Cedar Wood ElementaryBothell · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 682
  13. 13
    46
    Emerson Elementary SchoolEverett · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 662
  14. 14
    83
    Forest View Elementary SchoolEverett · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 634
  15. 15
    70
    Woodside ElementaryBothell · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 581
  16. 16
    56
    Silver Lake ElementaryEverett · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 550
  17. 17
    80
    Silver Firs ElementaryEverett · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 538
  18. 18
    56
    Lowell ElementaryEverett · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 531
  19. 19
    67
    Jefferson ElementaryEverett · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 503
  20. 20
    62
    View Ridge ElementaryEverett · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 497
  21. 21
    61
    Monroe ElementaryEverett · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 487
  22. 22
    45
    Hawthorne Elementary SchoolEverett · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 446
  23. 23
    72
    Whittier ElementaryEverett · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 422
  24. 24
    47
    Madison ElementaryEverett · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 405
  25. 25
    62
    Garfield Elementary SchoolEverett · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 393
  26. 26
    59
    Jackson Elementary SchoolEverett · Public ElementaryEnrollment: 322

Henry M. Jackson High School in Mill Creek leads the 2025 list of largest schools in Everett School District with Enrollment 2,148. Of the 26 schools shown, 26 are public.

For the full picture see the wider Washington largest schools rankings, every school on the Everett School District page, or the comparison tool to put a shortlist side by side.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best largest school in Everett School District?

Henry M. Jackson High School in Mill Creek, Washington ranks first among largest schools in Everett School District with Enrollment 2,148 (Enrollment: 2,148).

How are largest schools in Everett School District ranked?

Schools with the highest enrollment. Only schools eligible for the Success Index (US) are included; the index is shown alongside for context.

Are these 2025 rankings official?

No. They are computed by Success Tutoring from official American data (Urban Institute Education Data Portal (NCES CCD, EDFacts); NCES Common Core of Data). States set their own assessments and proficiency cut scores, so proficiency rates are most comparable within a state. Use the state rankings for like-for-like comparisons.