A data-driven look at how Evergreen Public Schools allocates public funds — staffing, administration, compensation, and spending trends drawn from OSPI public records.
A 30-year look at what Evergreen spends on central administration relative to enrollment — and where the district stands among its peers.
Evergreen Public Schools has lost more than 4,400 students since 2016–17, driven by pandemic disruption, falling birth rates, and suburban outmigration. The district enrolled 21,903 students in 2025–26 — the lowest count since before 2013.
The largest high school in Evergreen Public Schools has maintained relatively stable enrollment compared to the district overall — but has shed 160 students since its 2014–15 peak and sits at 1,959 in 2025–26.
A reader's guide to the most-cited and least-standardized number in any school closure conversation — built around three EPS schools where the math actually plays out.
More data-driven analysis of Evergreen's budget, compensation, and spending trends is in progress. Check back for new reports as they are published.