Top 4 Best Special Needs Schools in North Palm Beach, Florida (2026)
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Comparing school options in North Palm Beach
North Palm Beach students are served by the School District of Palm Beach County. Florida makes each county a single school district, so the local government does not operate its own schools. The district organizes schools into regions, each with an ESE coordinator; the North Region office currently works from Howell L. Watkins Middle School in Palm Beach Gardens (561-494-1500).
Which office you contact depends on enrollment. Public and charter school students start with their school's ESE coordinator. Home-educated students use their zoned school's ESE coordinator. Students over age five enrolled by their parents in a private school in Palm Beach County go through the district's private school program at 561-434-8287. Children ages 3 to 5 who are not in public school go through FDLRS/Alpha. The district ESE department is reachable at 561-434-8740.
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