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September 23, 2022 ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌

Resources for Families

2022-2023 School Calendar

Your Penny at Work

Is Your Student College and Career Ready? On Tuesday, September 20, the District held a live Q & A, hosted by Chief Academic Officer, Dr. Glenda Sheffield, along with High School Counseling Program Planner, Dr. Charlene Beckford to discuss the upcoming College & Career Fair. Topics included tips for preparing for post-graduate success, financial aid options, student career options, and more. Missed the live show? Click here to watch the Q & A, recording! REMINDER: Join us in person at the 2022 College & Career Fair event on Wednesday, September 28 from 5 – 8 p.m. at the South Florida Fairgrounds Expo Center. Click here to see a list of colleges and universities attending. This event will host more than 75 public and private colleges, universities, the armed forces, and career programs in Florida and across the country. Additionally, there will be informative sessions on how to start the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), and more. No registration is required. Click here to learn more about the upcoming event.

Celebrating National Literacy Month

Superintendent Burke spent a recent morning at Blue Lake Elementary reading to kindergarten students in celebration of National Literacy Month! Read every day with your child. Click here to discover resources and strategies to work with on reading with your child. Click here to watch the special day.

Bank of America Invests in Future Workforce Through Finance Academy

Atlantic High School’s Finance Academy is receiving a generous donation from Bank of America to prepare students for a career in the financial industry. Academy students spend three years learning various aspects of entrepreneurship and small business, accounting, software, and digital IT and earn valuable certifications that allow them to showcase marketable skills.  Click here to watch the video of this exciting announcement.

Thank A Teacher: The Dean of Dance, Heather Lescaille Heather Lescaille goes above and beyond her job description as the Dean of Dance at Dreyfoos School of the Arts. She's brought in world-renowned guest artists and has had several students attend the most prestigious dance conservatories in the world. For all of her hard work, Ms. Lescaille is this week’s Thank a Teacher! Click here to watch the surprise!

Palm Springs Middle Celebrates Hispanic Heritage

PBCSD is proud to celebrate the induction of the District's sixth International Spanish Academy School! The recognition and distinction being bestowed upon Palm Springs Middle is a testament to the District’s commitment to offering students a high-quality dual language education that will prepare them for post-graduate success in a globalized economy. To learn more about this day, click here.

Plumosa School of the Arts CHOICE Program Reaches Students Who Don't Always Have Financial Access It's National Arts in Education Week, and Plumosa School of the Arts in Delray Beach is helping students find their rhythm and offering opportunities that many children at the school wouldn't have otherwise. As a Title I school, these classes reach students and communities that don't always have access. "I'm really excited to share the artistic journey, the activism that you can create with our art, as well as just the joy," says dance teacher, Maryann Benjamin. "I can see the emotional, social, and also physical achievements these kids go through in dance." Click here to watch the full story by WPTV Ch.5.

School Food Service Emotional Support Fortify Florida Immunizations