The Executive Order will allow Florida school districts to continue to offer families a choice between in-person instruction and distance learning for the remainder of the 2020-2021 school year.
Each child's current method of instruction for the first semester remains in place through January 29, 2021. Following Winter Break, K-12 families will indicate their choice for the second semester.
VPK Flex, which offers distance learning to VPK students, will also continue to be available through the rest of the school year. Additionally, Dr. Fennoy talks about the important letter he sent to parents and guardians on November 30.
Your Tax Dollars on Display in Classrooms
A majority of classrooms in the District are now equipped with a SMART Panel, thanks to funds provided by the voter-approved penny sales tax. Find out how student engagement is increasing as a result. Click Here to Watch...
Congratulations to Superintendent’s Greeting Card Contest Winners
In a year marked by disruption to regular school routines, one constant was the Superintendent’s Greeting Card contest. For the fifth consecutive year, student artists seized the opportunity to showcase their talent and creativity. Read More...
$200,000 Grant to Supply Teachers, Students With Increased Support
The Education Foundation of Palm Beach County is receiving $200,000 from Bank of America's Neighborhood Builders program to expand Red Apple Supplies, which currently provides school supplies to teachers and students at 63 Title I schools. Read More...
An extra special Thank a Teacher: On Tour surprise this week at Royal Palm School, an exceptional student education (ESE) center for students with significant disabilities. Congratulations to the winning teachers, who each received a $100 prize. Watch here...
