Everett Middle

Everett Middle School, located at 450 Church Street in the Mission District of San Francisco, CA 94114, serves students in grades 6–8. Enrollment is about 467 students with a student–teacher ratio near 14:1. The balance of genders leans slightly male and female, with roughly 54% male and 46% female. Based on the most recent statewide assessment reporting, about 11% of students are proficient in math and around 19% are proficient in reading, according to official data. The school is a neighborhood public middle school in the San Francisco Unified School District with a curriculum of core subjects and electives typical of its middle grade span and recent enhancements to outdoor learning space. Assigned learners come from several contiguous San Francisco attendance zones that feed into this Mission District campus before students move on to local high school placements. When choosing a neighborhood, many families consider travel time, transit access, and city services, as well as urban values in the Mission and nearby neighborhoods, which can reach $1.85 million. Positioned among middle schools in California, Everett’s defined attendance pattern and basic academic indicators contribute to how it is understood within the wider set of urban schooling pathways without implying performance hierarchy.

Everett Middle celebrated the opening of its newly renovated schoolyard in August 2025. The $6 million project converted a two-acre asphalt area into a permeable turf field, new basketball courts marked for pickleball and volleyball, a track, and a pollinator garden. The redesign enables the site to capture up to one million gallons of rainwater annually, supporting city stormwater management efforts.

Q1. What instructional approach is used at Everett Middle?

Ans. Everett Middle offers a Spanish Immersion pathway alongside general education instruction.

Q2. What arts instruction is available at Everett Middle?

Ans. Everett Middle includes visual arts and music classes as part of its academic schedule.

Q3. What campus facilities are used for learning at Everett Middle?

Ans. Everett Middle includes science classrooms and a library used for instruction and student research.

Q4. What learning tools support instruction at Everett Middle?

Ans. Everett Middle supports learning through digital platforms and student technology used in class.

Q5. How does Everett Middle share information with families?

Ans. Everett Middle provides school information through district communication systems used by SFUSD families.