Everett High School (EHS) held its first Tide RISES Awards ceremony of the 2025-2026 school year on Friday, November 14, inside the EHS Library. The students were recognized for demonstrating resiliency, which is one of the five traits that comprise Everett High’s Vision of the Graduate: R — Resiliency; I — Innovation; S — Self-Aware; E — Empowered; and S — Service-Minded.
The students are nominated by EHS teachers, and recognized during a formal ceremony featuring department heads, coordinators, and representatives from Central Administration.
The Resiliency winners and nominating teachers (in parentheses) are as follows: Angel Acosta (Sarah Balian), Juan Alfaro (Joe McLaughlin), Margaret Avalo Aguasvivas (Victoria Angel and Lexi Preval), Kelvin Batista (Dana Lipper), Denis Carballo (Josephine Dougan), Carlos De Souza Alpino (Amanda Pickowicz),
Khristian Decastro (Dr. Chris Chase), Erick Escobar Escobar (Brett Klein), Nicholas Garofalo-Carmenatty
(Andrea Kendrick), Charmela Janvier (Carolyn MacWilliam), Wyatt Perez (Scott Breslow), Miguel Silveira (Deborah Kosnar), Zoribel Soto (Brett Klein), Yasmin Varela Catagena (Natalie Mosher), Santino Vega (Mark Sachetta), Iverson Walker (Amelia Linehan), and Morgan Watkins (John Glaeser). Assistant Superintendent Dennis Lynch and Director of Strategic Initiatives Rosemary Hughes are pictured with the students.
