January 28, 2022
Teachers inspire students to becoming lifelong learners through reading. Watch In the Know with Assistant Superintendent of Teaching and Learning Diana Fedderman to find out how families can do the same at home.
In the Know Info
Celebrate the Great winners share passion for changing lives
District leaders and The Education Foundation of Palm Beach County celebrated the finalists and announced the winners of Principal, Assistant Principal, Teacher, and School-Related Employee of the Year earlier this week. Congratulations to all of the deserving, dedicated educators in attendance!

Hear more about the incredible winners who will go on to represent Palm Beach County in the statewide categories.
Superintendent serves up appreciation for staff in "Burke at Work"
A new video series called “Burke at Work” is one of many ways Superintendent Mike Burke is increasing his familiarity with the members of Team Palm Beach and highlighting their critical contributions to the success of the District.


Graduate returned to roots to teach elementary school
Sheryl Rangel attended Palm Beach County schools, traveled halfway around the world to start her career in education, and then ended up back home teaching fifth grade at Starlight Cove Elementary. 
Coral Sunset Elementary wins state award
Coral Sunset Elementary is a shining example of the hard work, tenacity, and teamwork it takes to become an A-rated school. The Boca Raton school received state-level recognition for that accomplishment and more through the ECTAC Exceeding Expectations Award.
Students honor victims of the Holocaust through art
On Holocaust Remembrance Day and every day, we honor the lives lost and those that were forever changed. See what students say they are learning about the Holocaust by participating in a community project to decorate ceramic butterflies representing child Holocaust victims for a display at the Palm Beach County Courthouse in partnership with MorseLife and NEXT GENERATIONS.
100 days smarter! Students celebrated the 100th day of school on Monday by dressing up as 100 year olds, counting out 100 pieces of materials for STEM or art projects, reading 100 books as a class, and more.
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