South Olive Elementary School

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    • Palm Beach County judges read books to students at South Olive Elementary School and answered questions about the judicial system.  
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    • Choice and Career and Technical Education (CTE)

      Families with students entering pre-kindergarten through grade 12 have the opportunity to choose from an array of Choice and Career and Technical Education (CTE) theme-based curricula offerings at the elementary, middle, and high school levels that provide innovative and rigorous academic instruction by specially trained teachers.
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    About Us

    • Vision & Mission Statement

      The vision of South Olive Elementary is to cultivate a stimulating environment so all students achieve on or above grade level expectations with the combined efforts of staff, parents, students, and the community. The mission of South Olive Elementary is to inspire and empower students to achieve the highest standards of academic success, social and emotional growth needed to be successful through precise planning, preparation and the implementation of curriculum frameworks.

      South Olive Elementary School opened its doors in 1954 and has since remained a centrally located school for West Palm Beach, maintaining high expectations for the love of learning with a talented staff and a dedicated community.

      Our school motto is that we are an Ohana. Ohana means family, and family means nobody gets left behind or forgotten. We incorporate this into both our academics and our culture, fostering a great place for students to thrive and teachers to love teaching.

      We practice our “PAWS” daily by:
      Practicing Kindness
      Acting Safely
      Working Together
      Showing Respect

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        • A-Rated FL Department of Education
        • 92.8% Graduation Rate
        • 10th Largest District in the U.S.
        • 192 Countries Represented
        • 33 million meals Served in 2021-2022
        • 335 Choice & Career Programs
        • 167,560 Students in District-operated schools
        • 22,891 Total employees
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