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How to Request Student Records

To order a high school transcript electronically, visit Parchment.  First, create an account, then place the order. Records questions related to active students should be directed to the student’s current school.  If the school is unable to assist, contact Records Management. Visit the Student Records Requests web page for additional information.

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A female school food service worker shows freshly made chicken and rice to the camera.

Beginning on Tuesday, June 3, the School District of Palm Beach County’s School Food Service will be providing free breakfast and lunch meals at 190 sites, including schools, libraries, and community centers, to children who are attending summer school and summer camp, as well as to anyone 18 years old and younger.

Officer Rodriguez and a group of students sit outside at a green picnic table, eating their lunches.

In our series 'Behind the Badge,' we are getting to know the brave men and women of the Palm Beach County School Police Department, and the ways they go above and beyond to connect with, and protect our students and staff. We visited Greenacres Elementary School where Officer Carlos Rodriguez spends the busy lunch hour sharing a meal with students.

A large group of seniors in red caps and gowns all stand together at a graduation ceremony.

Congratulations to the Class of 2025! Thousands of students walked across the stage to receive their diplomas and mark a pivotal moment in their lives. These graduates are future doctors, lawyers, engineers, firefighters, teachers, and everything in between.

Students from Dr. Garcia High, wearing their light blue caps and gowns, standing at their graduation ceremony.

2024-2025 was a banner year for the "A" Rated School District of Palm Beach County. Our students' talent shined on the athletic field, in the classroom and on the stage. Community experiences took students out of the classroom and into the community for hands-on learning, two new therapy dogs joined our School Police Department, and hundreds of students started the school year at modernized campuses.

SDPBC At a Glance

An A-Rated School District

95.9%

335

192

Countries Represented

10th

32.8 Million Meals

171,261

22,801

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