While teachers guide students toward their goals, Assistant Superintendent of Professional Growth Carlene Millen does the same for employees. Watch In the Know to hear about the many opportunities for professional development available to District staff members to grow their skills and careers.
Plan for your future during virtual HBCU College Fair
High school students and families will have the unique opportunity to meet with college representatives from more than 20 Historically Black Colleges and Universities during next week's No Limits! HBCU College Fair. View the schedule of online sessions.
The District's driving decision-maker got a look at the inner workings of the Transportation Department. Watch Burke at Work and then join Superintendent Mike Burke in showing gratitude for our bus drivers and Transportation staff over the coming weeks for Love the Bus Month!
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Student nominates former teacher for surprise celebration
Michelle Gottlieb from Hidden Oaks K-8 cares about the trusting relationships she builds with her students, which was evident when her former student nominated her for Thank a Teacher.
Character Now! nominee creates Holocaust studies program for peers
Ameera Ramsammy, a freshman at Palm Beach Virtual School, is being recognized for showing the character trait of responsibility for her participation in Holocaust Education Advocacy Leaders, known as HEAL, in Palm Beach County.
Greenacres knocks it out of the park with donation
The city of Greenacres is stepping up to the plate to help student athletes by donating red clay and white chalk for the baseball field at John I. Leonard High School.
The official name of the newest elementary school in the District is Blue Lake Elementary! In this video, Principal Seth Moldovan talks about the origins of the name. Blue Lake Elementary, which is located in Boca Raton off Military Trail and south of Spanish River Boulevard, opens to students in August 2022.
