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Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day will be recognized in Palm Beach County on Friday, February 1, 2019.

The deadline to submit an application to attend a Choice and Career program for the 2019-2020 school year is quickly approaching. The School District of Palm Beach County offers more than 300 Choice and Career options from Kindergarten through 12th grade at 117 different campuses across the District.

The North Grade Elementary School Dual Language Program that opened in 1998 is now expanding the program to the middle grades.

Students at Olympic Heights High School were among the “Sharks”, gaining insight about what it takes to become a successful entrepreneur.

The window is open for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to secure funding for college. Regardless of your financial need, it is recommended that every family with a student entering college complete the FAFSA.

Families impacted by the Federal Government shutdown could qualify for free or reduced lunch due to a temporary reduction in household income.

Students and staff at Palm Beach Lakes High School are getting creative about how they market the unique opportunities offered at their school.

After months of conversations, number crunching and site visits, Florida Department of Education Commissioner Pam Stewart has approved a new elementary school for the City of Boca Raton.

The School District is looking for talented and committed individuals to teach in select schools across the District, while also enrolled in an innovative teacher preparation program in partnership with NYU Steinhardt called the NYU Steinhardt Teacher Residency.

The graduation rate in Palm Beach County District-operated schools continues to climb. According to data just released by the Florida Department of Education, the School District achieved a 91.7 percent graduation rate for District operated schools in 2018, up from 90 percent in 2017

The Palm Beach Regional Science Fair featured exhibits from talented middle and high school students from across the District with varying projects and interests.

The holiday season stirs up thoughts of gift-giving and donations. In that spirit, the District’s School Food Service Department (SFS) is accepting donations to help cover outstanding school lunch balances.