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School District of Palm Beach County Celebrates Increase in 2024 High School Graduation Rate

Four students in blue graduation caps and gowns, standing at a podium on a stage.

The graduation rate for Palm Beach County schools leads Florida’s largest seven school districts and exceeds the state average, according to new data released by the Florida Department of Education (FDOE)

The 2024 graduation rate, including District-operated and charter schools, increased from 90.5% to 92.1% overall. The graduation rate for District-operated schools increased from 94.1% to 95.9%. Over a five year period, the graduation rate for District-operated schools increased by 1.5%. 

“With another boost this year in our high school graduation rates, Palm Beach County schools continue to demonstrate that we are ‘Your Best Choice’ for education in our community,” Superintendent Michael Burke said. “The increase in our graduation rate is a result of a collective effort – from our dedicated members of Team Palm Beach to our engaged students, families, and community partners. We are proud of the Class of 2024 and know that our graduates’ futures are bright.”

Significant Accomplishments:

  • Top graduation rate of Florida’s largest seven school districts. 
  • Overall graduation rate of 92.1% exceeded the state average by 2.4 percentage points.
  • Six schools earned a 100% graduation rate: Olympic Heights, Palm Beach Virtual, Royal Palm School, Spanish River, Suncoast, and Village Academy.
  • Four schools earned a graduation rate of 99% or higher: Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts, Lake Worth, Wellington, and West Boca Raton. 
  • The graduation rate for English Language Learner (ELL) students increased by 7.3 percentage points. 
  • All District-operated high schools in Palm Beach County earned a graduation rate of 90% or higher with 19 schools earning a graduation rate of 95% or higher. 
  • Both high schools in the Glades region (Glades Central and Pahokee Middle-Senior) earned graduation rates of 98.0%.

For more detailed information on the District's graduation rates, read our High School Graduation Rates Executive Summary.

Graduation Rates by School:

Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts

99.7

Atlantic Community High

92.3

Boca Raton Community High

95.7

Boynton Beach Community High

90.7

Forest Hill Community High

92.7

Glades Central Community High

98.0

John I. Leonard High

96.4

Jupiter Community High

97.2

Lake Worth Community High

99.0

Olympic Heights Community High

100.0

Pahokee Middle-Senior High

98.0

Palm Beach Central High

97.0

Palm Beach Gardens Community High

93.6

Palm Beach Lakes Community High

90.7

Palm Beach Virtual

100.0

Park Vista Community High

98.4

Royal Palm Beach Community High

96.3

Royal Palm School

100.0

Santaluces Community High

96.3

Seminole Ridge Community High

97.9

Spanish River Community High

100.0

Suncoast Community High

100.0

Village Academy

100.0

Wellington Community High

99.4

West Boca Raton Community High

99.1

William T. Dwyer High

96.3