• Business Partner Interest Form

    The Business Partnership Interest Form replaces the former External 1570 eForm. The Business Partnership Interest Form helps establish the way(s) the interested business or community partner envisions working to support District students and staff and the preferred way of recognition the partner will receive. Those details will need to be transferred onto the internal eForm 1570 by a District employee (within a school or department) to be considered an official submission.  For more information, contact Debi Stewart, at 561-738-2774 or email Deborah.stewart.1@palmbeachschools.org.

    How to Get Involved

    Partnerships can be big or small and donations can be in the form of monetary contributions, donation of personal time, and/or tangible resources that help meet the needs of schools, students, and teachers. Palm Beach County District schools and departments can use your help with improving education for our students.

    Businesses and community organizations can work with one school/department, they can work with multiple schools/departments, or even the entire District. To get involved or find out how you can partner with the School District, please fill out and submit an e-Business Partnership Agreement form (1570). Once you have completed the e-Business Partnership Agreement form, the District Business Partnership Coordinator will contact you regarding your partnership.

    As a partner in education with the School District of Palm Beach County, you can help prepare today's students to become tomorrow's responsible, accomplished, and self-confident leaders. Your participation will also help forge the type of employees your company wants and needs. Your commitment to each student's success provides a community-minded model for our future adults.


    Let's Work Together

    The School District of Palm Beach County Partners in Education program is an enterprising initiative that allows businesses and community organizations to support public education in Palm Beach County. The partnerships are dynamic, innovative, and mutually beneficial, and contribute significantly to educating students and preparing them to be successful in the global marketplace.

    Becoming a Partner in Education is an opportunity for the academic and business community to unite in a way that enhances the learning environment for students. Resources offered by businesses and community organizations (volunteers, funding, equipment, materials, and assistance with special needs), positively affect student achievement and enriches the lives of students.

    For more information, contact the District Business Partnership Coordinator, Debi Stewart at 561-738-2774