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A Powerful Start to the School Year in Palm Beach County

School Year Off to Powerful Start in Palm Beach County
The School District of Palm Beach County

A new school year sparks excitement, energy, and endless opportunities to power your future across the ‘A’ rated School District of Palm Beach County.

Students took their first steps into a new, modernized campus for West Riviera Elementary School. It’s the perfect place for pre-K through second grade students to focus on foundational skills for successful futures.

Our newest K-8 school is The South Olive School in West Palm Beach, which welcomed its first class of sixth graders. That’s on the heels of an ‘A’ rating for South Olive, just like the newly ‘A’ rated Forest Hill Community High School right around the corner. Among District-operated schools, 143 are rated ‘A’ or ‘B.’ 

West Gate Elementary in West Palm Beach, Glade View Elementary in Belle Glade, S.D. Spady Elementary in Delray Beach, and Dwight D. Eisenhower K-8 in Palm Beach Gardens were just a handful of schools that achieved ‘A’ ratings, and will carry that excitement into the classroom this new school year.

Rigorous academics, relevant career programs, meaningful connections, and proven outcomes are the reasons families continue to trust the School District of Palm Beach County.