EVERGREEN SELECT FIXED INCOME TRUST
497, 2000-04-07
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                           SUPPLEMENT TO PROSPECTUS OF
                       EVERGREEN SELECT FIXED INCOME TRUST


I.   Evergreen Select High Yield Bond Fund (the "Fund")

         The section in the  prospectus  entitled  "Investment  Strategy" on the
         fund-specific  page for the Fund is revised  to reflect  that the bonds
         that the Fund  intends to invest in are U.S.  dollar-denominated  bonds
         and that the Fund may also  invest  up to 15% of its  assets  in Yankee
         bonds, which are U.S.  dollar-denominated bonds issued by foreign banks
         and corporations.

         Under the section for the Fund entitled  "Risk  Factors," the following
disclosure should be added:

         "In  addition,  the Fund's  investment in Yankee bonds may expose it to
         certain unique risks of investing in non-U.S.  securities. For example,
         political turmoil and economic instability in the countries issuing the
         Yankee bonds in which the Fund invests could adversely affect the value
         of your investment.  Certain non-U.S. countries have less developed and
         less regulated  securities markets and accounting systems than the U.S.
         This may make it harder to get accurate information about a security or
         company,  and  increase  the  likelihood  that an  investment  will not
         perform as well as expected."


March 10, 2000


II.      Evergreen Select Total Return Bond Fund

         Proposed Fund Reorganization

         On March 24, 2000 the Board of Trustees of the Evergreen Funds approved
a proposal to reorganize  Evergreen Select Total Return Bond Fund ("Select Total
Return") into Evergreen  Select Income Plus Fund ("Select Income Plus").  If the
shareholders  of Select Total Return approve the proposal,  all of the assets of
Select Total Return will be transferred  to Select Income Plus and  shareholders
of Select Total Return will receive shares of Select Income Plus in exchange for
their  shares.  Shareholders  of record of Select  Total  Return as of April 28,
2000, are scheduled to vote on the proposal at a special meeting of shareholders
to be held on July 14, 2000. If approved, the reorganization is proposed to take
place on or about July 21,  2000.  Shareholders  of Select  Total Return will be
mailed information detailing the proposal on or about May 26, 2000.


April 3, 2000


III.     Evergreen Select Adjustable Rate Fund, Evergreen Select Core Bond Fund,
         Evergreen Select Total Return Bond Fund (the "Funds")

         The Performance  and/or the Expense sections for the Funds listed above
are revised as follows:

         For  Evergreen  Select  Adjustable  Rate  Fund,  in the  section  under
PERFORMANCE  entitled  "Year-by-Year Total Return for Institutional Shares (%),"
the item listed  below that table should read "Worst  Quarter:  2nd Quarter 1994
- -0.26%."

         For  Evergreen  Select Core Bond Fund,  in the section  under  EXPENSES
entitled "Annual Fund Operating Expenses," the number for Institutional  Service
shares under the column Total Fund Operating Expenses should be 0.75%. Under the
"Example of Fund Expenses" section, the numbers under the Institutional  Service
shares column,  for one-,  three,  five- and ten-years should be $77, $240, $417
and $930, respectively.

         For  Evergreen  Select  Total  Return Bond Fund,  in the section  under
PERFORMANCE   entitled  "Average  Annual  Total  Return,"  the  number  for  the
Institutional  Service shares for the one-year period ended 12/31/1999 should be
- -1.82%.


         Evergreen Select High Yield Bond Fund

          The section of the prospectus  entitled  "INVESTMENT  STRATEGY" on the
fund-specific  page for the Fund is revised to reflect  that the Fund may invest
up to 15% of its assets in foreign securities.


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