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Jesus Club allows students to share the gospel
Jesus Club allows students to share the gospel
25,000 bottles saved and counting; new fountains good for environment and student hydration
25,000 bottles saved and counting; new fountains good for environment and student hydration
A glimpse at yearbook covers of the past. What will this years look like? Its still a mystery...
Hard work and hard deadlines: an inside look at producing yearbook
A scene from Augusta and Noble
EHS Theater Company advances to state finals for first time in 70 years
Law teachers Robert LeGrow (left) and Carolyn MacWilliam (right) with Chief Justice Roberto Ronquillo Jr. (middle)
Chief Justice Roberto Ronquillo Jr. visits Everett High’s law pathway students
Advisers Mark Lent, Amanda Pickowicz and a small group of dedicated students get together every Thursday to connect, share their writing, and have fun.
Poetry club offers judgment-free zone for students to connect, share writing
Juniors Sam Boseti (left) and Edwin Tejeda, among many other students on a daily basis, enjoy the comfort of pajama pants.
In post-pandemic world, comfort is king with student fashion
As a gift for her birthday, School Resource Officer Dean Williamson got his daughter Air Force Ones customized with the Washington State University logo, where she is a student.
Fall footwear trends
With parent permission, students express themselves and show dedication to loved ones through body art
With parent permission, students express themselves and show dedication to loved ones through body art
Despite being the focus of a wild swing in value and attention in the stock market, brick-and-mortar GameStop storefronts remain relatively empty and ignored.
Redditors, gamers and Wall Street bankers: No, this isn’t the start to a bad joke
Pandemic and advertising in charge of Among Us success
Pandemic and advertising in charge of ‘Among Us’ success
Crimson Times photographer David Rivera shows us how his hair has grown out in 2020.
Covid Hair
Alumni start nonprofit to distribute new books that promote inclusivity to schools
Alumni start nonprofit to distribute new books that promote inclusivity to schools
Superintendent Hart talks to the Crimson Times about his life, his passion for work, and how he sees his role as the newest Superintendent of Schools.
Meet Superintendent Hart
The School Committee prepares for the special meeting on Dec. 20.
Tumultuous year for School Committee ends with appointment of new Superintendent
Everett citizens demonstrate in front of Everett High School holding signs demanding respect from School Committee members.
Community members hold rally to support Tahiliani
EYC class asks for donations to Rosies Place
EYC class asks for donations to Rosie’s Place
This was the scene in the EHS library last Monday before a tense School Committee meeting leading to a 7-3 vote to place Superintendent Priya Tahiliani on non-disciplinary paid leave. The unoccupied seat here would later be used by Committee Chair Mike Mangan sat in while leading the meeting.
In controversial decision, School Committee places Superintendent on paid leave
An inside view of students leaving the building on March 9.
Students walkout to support superintendent
Students react to talks of hybrid learning
Students react to talks of hybrid learning
Students in Laheys (top center) AP History class, including Kaylin Seward (top left) and Jackelyne Abranches (top right), show their appreciation through posters and turning on their Zoom cameras shortly before holiday vacation.
Students turn on cameras to show gratitude to Mr. Lahey
Impressions of Edmentum
Impressions of Edmentum
Highlights from our first Monthly Chat with the Principals
Highlights from our first Monthly Chat with the Principals
Students share tech horror stories
Students share tech horror stories
Student-created app to slow spread of COVID wins first place in state STEM contest
Student-created app to slow spread of COVID wins first place in state STEM contest
Rapid antigen Covid tests like these are being used by health workers and teachers at EHS to help curb the spread of the highly infectious Omicron variant. Symptomatic students can be tested in school
Omicron surge hits EHS
Sophomore Sophia Souze and family make 1500 masks and more to help community during pandemic
Sophomore Sophia Souze and family make 1500 masks and more to help community during pandemic
The Question: Will you take the Covid vaccine?
The Question: Will you take the Covid vaccine?
Students react to talks of hybrid learning
Students react to talks of hybrid learning
Student-created app to slow spread of COVID wins first place in state STEM contest
Student-created app to slow spread of COVID wins first place in state STEM contest
Despite pandemic, reasons to be thankful abound
Despite pandemic, reasons to be thankful abound
How could this have happened?
How could this have happened?
Students react to election
Students react to election
Lila (top left) joins Boston Globe journalist John Vitti (top right), several other student journalists and O’Rourke (bottom right) to talk politics and more.
Former presidential candidates Beto O’Rourke and Seth Moulton open up about Coronavirus, Trump and more in remote interviews
Intervention: Should it stay or should it go?
Intervention: Should it stay or should it go?
Senior Ismael Zamor (right), who will be playing football at Boston College, is shown here with his younger brothers Christian (left) and Jerol (middle).
A special shout-out to my brothers
Rittenhouse shouldve been held accountable
Rittenhouse should’ve been held accountable
Original painting by junior Zakiah Mitchell
I’m sick and tired of Black History Month
School Memes: April 2022
School Memes: April 2022
Letters to Ukraine
Letters to Ukraine
Our group making the best of the rain at Diamond Head State Monument
My Hawai’i experience
Cheerleading is a sport
VMAs kicks off Hispanic Heritage Month in worst way
VMAs kicks off Hispanic Heritage Month in worst way
A young Douglas-Ferreira and his sibling celebrate Kwanzaa with an African drum and dance.
What Kwanzaa means to me
New podcast features students and teachers talking about most relevant books of our time
New podcast features students and teachers talking about most relevant books of our time
School Memes: December 2023
School Memes: December 2023
School Memes: April 2023
School Memes: April 2023
School Memes: December 2022
School Memes: December 2022
School Memes: April 2022
School Memes: April 2022
Zoom Bernie
Zoom Bernie
Strong aura
Strong aura
The albums reggae-tinged lead single, Lipstick Lover, gives us a strong impression of the albums fun, hedonistic vibes.
Janelle Monáe’s mellow, sensual vibes provide perfect soundtrack for summer
Beyoncé album brings new country energy
Beyoncé album brings new country energy
Ayo Edebiri (left) and Rachel Sennott (right) as Josie and PJ in Bottoms.
Bottoms: a new teen classic?
HBO Max Velma series: How to ruin a franchise
HBO Max’ Velma series: How to ruin a franchise
Colombian singer Sebastian Yatras genre-fluid “Dharma” is best yet
Colombian singer Sebastian Yatra’s genre-fluid “Dharma” is best yet
Newest Creed film has little bit of everything
Newest Creed film has little bit of everything
The albums reggae-tinged lead single, Lipstick Lover, gives us a strong impression of the albums fun, hedonistic vibes.
Janelle Monáe’s mellow, sensual vibes provide perfect soundtrack for summer
Beyoncé album brings new country energy
Beyoncé album brings new country energy
Colombian singer Sebastian Yatras genre-fluid “Dharma” is best yet
Colombian singer Sebastian Yatra’s genre-fluid “Dharma” is best yet
Lisa Marie Presley, shown here as a child with her parents Priscilla and Elvis Presley
A tribute to Lisa Marie Presley, daughter of the King
A tribute to the Queen of Tejano, upon hearing that her killer is eligible for parole in three years
A tribute to the Queen of Tejano, upon hearing that her killer is eligible for parole in three years
The cover from Arethas iconic 1968 album Aretha Now.
A tribute to the Queen of Soul
Ayo Edebiri (left) and Rachel Sennott (right) as Josie and PJ in Bottoms.
Bottoms: a new teen classic?
HBO Max Velma series: How to ruin a franchise
HBO Max’ Velma series: How to ruin a franchise
Newest Creed film has little bit of everything
Newest Creed film has little bit of everything
New Avatar film dazzles and delights despite lackluster story
New Avatar film dazzles and delights despite lackluster story
Hulu Realiza la Campaña Publicitaria Presencial #WhoIsTieDyeGuy para su Programa de Televisión Only Murders in the Building 
Hulu Realiza la Campaña Publicitaria Presencial #WhoIsTieDyeGuy para su Programa de Televisión ‘Only Murders in the Building’ 
Who is Tie Dye Guy? Organic marketing campaign goes viral
Who is Tie Dye Guy? Organic marketing campaign goes viral
Latest Bratz video game brings back memories
Latest Bratz video game brings back memories
Pandemic and advertising in charge of Among Us success
Pandemic and advertising in charge of ‘Among Us’ success
A scene from Ghost of Sushima, perhaps the best game released this year
Ten video games that have been getting us through quarantine
headshot used with permission from University of Michigan Athletics, 2019
The Jim Harbaugh Interview
Strong, resilient football season exceeded expectations
Strong, resilient football season exceeded expectations
Wrestling still picking itself up
Wrestling still picking itself up
Team Pink, coached by Mr. Oppedisano and Ms. Buckley, took home the title at the annual Powder Puff game on Nov. 23.
A tradition of girl power
Kicker Adoni Santos sends another one through the uprights
Adoni Santos: The mindframe of a kicker
Sarai keeps fighting
Sarai keeps fighting
John Sutera may be new to his role as vice principal at EHS, but he has been serving Everett Public Schools in various roles for the past 23 years.
Meet Mr. Sutera
As a first year teacher, Landaverde brings a lot of fun and excitement to teaching biology, and his students have taken note of it.
New bio teacher connects with students in the classroom and on the field
Senior Shout Outs
Senior Shout Outs
Were ready to tell this years stories!
Meet the Staff 2023-2024
Meet Priya
Meet Priya
New EHS principal Dennis Lynch visited the journalism class recently for an hour-long conversation about his life, career, and goals for the school.
Meet Mr. Lynch
Rose-Colored Lightning Crimson Masked Saiyan (Super Saiyan Rose 3)
Dragonball Fan Art
Sneakpeek: Poets of EHS 2023
Sneakpeek: Poets of EHS 2023
Do you know what these words mean?
The New Slang (A Guide for Teachers): Volume 4, June 2023
Daniela Santamaria 23
“Where We Are From”: Poem posters from Mr. Clifford’s English 4 classes
Diaries from Ancient Days
Diaries from Ancient Days
A tribute to the Queen of England
A tribute to the Queen of England
Rose-Colored Lightning Crimson Masked Saiyan (Super Saiyan Rose 3)
Dragonball Fan Art
Daniela Santamaria 23
“Where We Are From”: Poem posters from Mr. Clifford’s English 4 classes
Everett Public Schools Virtual District Art Show 2021
Everett Public Schools Virtual District Art Show 2021
Pride: an original painting
Pride: an original painting
Girl
“Girl”
Snow
“Snow”
Do you know what these words mean?
The New Slang (A Guide for Teachers): Volume 4, June 2023
Diaries from Ancient Days
Diaries from Ancient Days
A tribute to the Queen of England
A tribute to the Queen of England
Senior Emma Santos delivers a great speech about the life lessons shes learned from family cooking tips.
Full texts of four student speeches from Graduation 2022
The New Slang (A Guide for Teachers): Volume 3, May 2022
The New Slang (A Guide for Teachers): Volume 3, May 2022
Our recent accomplishments
Our recent accomplishments
Sneakpeek: Poets of EHS 2023
Sneakpeek: Poets of EHS 2023
Daniela Santamaria 23
“Where We Are From”: Poem posters from Mr. Clifford’s English 4 classes
Ode to a Hyacinth Macaw
Ode to a Hyacinth Macaw
Worn Out
“Worn Out”
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Matias Delgado Jorge, Reporter

Matias Delgado Jorge is a sophomore at Everett High School. He is 16 years old and really enjoys time alone. In his free time he likes to sleep. Delgado Jorge has a cat who is two months old. He like sports, video games and watching movies.  His favorite type of movies are horror movies. One day he wishes to have a penguin as a pet and would love to travel the world. His favorite food is pizza and his favorite drink is water.

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It looks calm and peaceful now, but last week, Everett High was the site of a lockdown that disrupted the end of the school day and felt unsettling for many. Luckily the incident ended safely and without harm as Everett Police worked with school authorities to ensure the safe dismissal of all students and staff.

Stories from lockdown

Cindy Portillo, Rebecca Hickey-Schultz, Zineb Dressi, Alice Andrade, Matias Delgado Jorge, Shishir Pokhrel, and Derrick Sands
February 6, 2022
Rapid antigen Covid tests like these are being used by health workers and teachers at EHS to help curb the spread of the highly infectious Omicron variant. Symptomatic students can be tested in school

Omicron surge hits EHS

Alice Andrade, Kederson Pierre, Matias Delgado Jorge, Zineb Dressi, and Rebecca Hickey-Schultz
January 22, 2022
EHS principal Erick Naumann, shown here monitoring outside lunch recently.

[Photo] Highlights from our October Chat with the Principal

Shishir Pokhrel, Cindy Portillo, Derrick Sands, Rebecca Hickey-Schultz, Zakiah Mitchell, and Kederson Pierre
November 3, 2021
Students and teachers frustrated by problematic TikTok challenges

Students and teachers frustrated by problematic TikTok challenges

Maria De Oliveira, Shishir Pokhrel, Cindy Portillo, Derrick Sands, Matias Delgado Jorge, Rebecca Hickey-Schultz, Zakiah Mitchell, and Kederson Pierre
November 2, 2021
Students in Nicole Wrights English 3 class work quietly on a group project. As more and more work moves into digital platforms, talking begins to look different, sometimes showing up as comments on a Google doc rather than as verbal discussion.

Has the pandemic changed the way students participate in class?

Cindy Portillo, Shishir Pokhrel, Derrick Sands, Alice Andrade, Zakiah Mitchell, Matias Delgado Jorge, Kederson Pierre, and Rebecca Hickey-Schultz
October 31, 2021
Juniors Sophia Sousa (left) and Julianna Edwards (right) celebrating Twin Tuesday

Most popular Spirit Week in years comes at much needed time

Rebecca Hickey-Schultz, Shishir Pokhrel, Cindy Portillo, Zakiah Mitchell, Derrick Sands, and Matias Delgado Jorge
October 30, 2021
Students enjoy the fresh air, mask break, and each others company as they eat lunch on the grass under the trees.

A breath of fresh air: Students and teachers enjoy chance to step outside for lunch

Matias Delgado Jorge, Kederson Pierre, Shishir Pokhrekl, Derrick Sands, and Cindy Portillo
September 28, 2021
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