The School District of Palm Beach County Achieves โAโ Rating
The District achieves an โAโ rating for the 2023-2024 school year, according to an announcement on July 24, 2024, by the Florida Department of Education.
The District increased its overall ranking among other school districts statewide. School districts and individual public schools receive letter grades from the Florida Department of Education based on several factors including student performance on state tests, graduation rates, and student performance on advanced coursework.
The School District of Palm Beach County is excited to welcome students to school on Monday, August 12, 2024. Get ready for the new school year and learn more about SIS Gateway, bus transportation registration, daily breakfast and lunch menus, registering for SIS, and more!
Will your child be taking the bus to school this year? The District requires ALL students riding the bus to and/or from school to register with the Transportation Department through the "Register Your Ride" portal.
๐ If you need assistance, contact the Transportation Call Center at (561) 357-1110.
Welcome, incoming kindergarten families! Get ready for the new school year and mark your child's milestones with our โGetting Ready for Kindergartenโ video playlist.
Free Meals Continue During the 2024-2025 School Year
The District is excited to continue to offer FREE breakfast and lunch for all students during the 2024-2025 school year. Did you know? You can view the daily menu for your child's school here online.
Behavioral Health Professionals Learn Techniques, Strategies to Help Students
The Department of Behavioral and Mental Health held a multi-day training for 180 School Behavioral Health Professionals this summer. The focus was on how the NeuroArts contributes to mental health and well-being.
District Summer Interns Spend a Day with Superintendent Burke
The School District of Palm Beach County is providing students with support on their paths to future careers through summer internships with departments and schools. Superintendent Michael J. Burke goes around Fulton-Holland Educational Services Center to see what our interns have been learning and working on this summer.