Student Registration
- Overview
- School Health Services Consent Form
- Find My Assigned School
- Finding Your Child's Student ID Number
- Register Your Ride
- Showcase Of Schools
- Student Registration Forms
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Student Enrollment and Demographics
- Advisory Boundary Committee (ABC)
- Elementary School Attendance Boundary Maps
- Middle School Attendance Boundary Maps
- High School Attendance Boundary Maps
- Master SAC Tracking Chart
- New Schools-Anticipated Boundary Change Timeline
- PBC Communities/Development List
- Priority SACs for Choice Schools
- School Entry Health Requirements
Student Registration
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Kindergarten Information
Students must be 5 years old on or before September 1 to enroll in Kindergarten. For additional information, consult our District Student Progression Plan, pages 24-27.
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Voluntary Prekindergarten (VPK) Programs
Florida created the free Voluntary Prekindergarten (VPK) program for all 4-year-olds, regardless of family income. VPK prepares early learners for success in kindergarten and beyond. The District offers both the school year (part day) and summer (full day) VPK programs in most, but not all elementary schools. Parents can choose to have their child attend one, but not both VPK programs.
To participate, children must turn 4 years old by September 1 of the year prior to kindergarten entry, be residents of Palm Beach County, and have a VPK Certificate of Eligibility. However, the state allows parents with children who turn 4 between February 2 and September 1 to postpone enrollment until the following year.
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Here's What’s Great About Palm Beach County Schools
- A high-performing, A-rated, large urban school district.
- 10th largest school district in the nation.
- 189,805 students (this is the number of students in School District of Palm Beach County-operated schools).
- Nearly $5 billion dollar budget.
- 12,786 classroom teachers.
- $48,175 starting teacher salary.
- 22,891 total employees.
- 95.9% graduation rate in District-operated schools.
- Students representing 197 different countries and territories.
- 146 languages spoken.
- District schools offer instruction in several languages such as:
- Chinese, French, Italian, Latin, Spanish, Japanese, and American Sign Language.
- 335 award-winning career academy programs.
- 915 buses.
- 61% A and B-rated schools.
- 22 million meals served in 2021-2022.
- Transport 60,000 students daily covering approximately 13 million miles per year.
- Programs are offered through our Palm Beach Virtual School and at 28 Adult and Community Education sites, including our Adult Education Center and eight satellite locations.
Enrollment - New Student Registration Procedures
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New Student Registration
New student registrations and transfers should follow the instructions below. The Welcome Center will continue to provide support as needed, but schools should be the first option for new registrations.If you are a new family/transfer student to the Palm Beach County School District and would like to register your child for school, please follow these steps:
1) Go to Find My School.
2) Enter your home address. This will bring up the zoned elementary, middle, and high school for your address.
3) In the Find my school app, you will be able to view the contact phone number for your school.
4) Once you have made contact with the school, they will help you register your child.
5) The necessary Registration Documents are included in the links below:
• Registration Documents - English
• Registration Documents - Spanish
• Registration Documents - Haitian Creole
• Registration Documents - Portuguese
• Registration Documents - Chinese
• Registration Documents - Vietnamese
• Registration Documents - Arabic
• Registration Documents - French
6) Please call the school before delivering your documents.
