September 9, 2022 ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌

Resources for Families

2022-2023 School Calendar

Your Penny at Work

"In the Know" With Police Chief Mooney Sarah Mooney, Chief of Police for the School District of Palm Beach County, oversees a department with more than 300 individuals who ensure the safety of our children and School District staff. She details why our fully accredited police officers are so invested in their campuses, and the new innovations that help foster safe and secure learning and working environments. Click here to watch the new School safety video.

9/11 JROTC Commemoration Ceremony

This morning, Friday, September 9, Forest Hill Community High School JROTC members, students, teachers, and staff held a beautiful ceremony commemorating 21 years since the tragedy of 9/11.  As the nation commemorates the anniversary of the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, the District provides educational resources to help parents and guardians talk to their children about the tragic event. Click here to view 9/11 Resources and watch the JROTCH ceremony.

Thank a Teacher: Danielle Taylor – Loggers' Run Community Middle

This week’s Thank a Teacher winner learned many of the skills she uses today in the classroom during her time as a student in the Early Childhood Teacher Education choice program at Boca Raton Community High. Danielle Taylor now makes a difference every day as a teacher and softball coach at Loggers' Run Community Middle. Which Teacher will you nominate next? Click here to submit your nomination!

Student Apprentices Compete in Electrical Expo The Department of Adult and Community Education has brought back apprenticeship education through a partnership with Independent Electrical Contractors. On Wednesday, September 7, students participated in an Electrician Expo, hosted at John I. Leonard High School. Click here to learn more about available Adult Education classes.

September Marks the Start of Hispanic Heritage Month

Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated annually from September 15 through October 15. Throughout the month, the School District of Palm Beach County honors the unique diversity and contributions of Hispanic and Latino culture. Additionally, a proclamation for Hispanic Heritage Month will be on the agenda at the September 21 School Board meeting. Click here to read more about the annual observance.

Hidden Oaks K-8 School Celebrates Biggest School Grade Jump in Palm Beach County Hidden Oaks K-8 School, just west of Boynton Beach, has a little more to brag about this year, jumping up two letter grades since 2019, the largest gain in the entire School District of Palm Beach County. The school rose from a "C" to an "A." Hear what the school credits for its success.

School Food Service Emotional Support Fortify Florida Immunizations