April 29, 2022
Dr. Patricia Ordonez-Feliciano, Director of School Transformation, explains how the department uses data to allocate resources, ensuring that all schools and students receive the support they need to reach their highest potential. How does a Director of School Transformation make a difference in the District? Find out here.
In the Know Info.
Students Learn on the Job
Superintendent Burke welcomed many special guests to the District for Take Our Sons and Daughters to Work Day!

We hope all students enjoyed their day and are inspired by the great work going on in our schools and departments.
This Week's Thank a Teacher Embraces Her Role as a Positive, Guiding Force
First grade students in Suzanne Ambeau’s classroom celebrated her Thank a Teacher award with a group hug. 

This sweet display at Indian Pines Elementary warmed her heart and reinforced Ms. Ambeau's belief that she is making a difference in her students' lives.
Students Get Career Inspiration on Ethical Governance Day
Students at William T. Dwyer High School had the opportunity to speak with members of local government, lawmakers, attorneys, and other area professionals, asking them about the ups and downs of being an elected official or civil servant in Palm Beach County.
Rotary Club Holds 2022 Teacher of the Year Awards
During the 36th annual Teacher of the Year Awards, the Rotary Club of Boca Raton Sunrise along with the Golden Bell Education Foundation, recognized District educators for their outstanding dedication and commitment to students in Palm Beach County Schools.
Celebrate Summer
at the Norton
The School District of Palm Beach County and the Norton Museum of Art have teamed up to offer a variety of summer activities for students and families.

PBC residents visit for free on Saturdays from May 28–Sept. 3 and children under 12 with teachers can visit daily, for free.
From WPTV - A special group of lunch ladies at a Palm Beach County middle school is creating a culture of kindness. They've become a viral sensation with their videos on social media, which are getting thousands of likes and translating into meaningful relationships with students. Meet the 'Lunch Lady Squad' at Wellington Landings Middle, and see how they're entertaining students in the cafeteria line.
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