The 13 public schools serving Palm Beach Gardens: zones, Aug. 24 enrollment and 2026 state grades. School District of Palm Beach County: 561-434-8000.

Last checked Oct. 10, 2026. Sources: the School District of Palm Beach County’s school information, zone maps and feeder reports, 11th Day Enrollment Report and charter school directory, Palm Beach County’s address records, the Florida Department of Education’s 2026 school grades file and the federal NCES Private School Survey.

Public schools in Palm Beach Gardens are run by the School District of Palm Beach County, not by the city. Attendance zones do not follow city limits: several schools with a Palm Beach Gardens mailing address sit just outside the city, and some city homes are zoned for schools in Westlake, Loxahatchee, Royal Palm Beach and Riviera Beach. Each table below says where the campus is.

Find your school

Matching the district’s boundary maps against Palm Beach County’s address records, about two-thirds of the homes inside city limits are zoned for Palm Beach Gardens Community High, about a third for William T. Dwyer High and about 2% for Seminole Ridge Community High. Our neighborhoods guide shows the zoned schools for each part of the city.

The tables list every school in alphabetical order. “Students” is the district’s count on Aug. 24, 2026, the 11th day of the 2026-27 school year, including pre-K. “State grade” is Florida’s A to F school grade for 2025-26, released in 2026. “Where” says whether the campus is inside city limits, according to the district’s municipal boundary map and the county’s address records.

High schools

School Address Grades Students State grade Zone Where
Palm Beach Gardens Community High 4245 Holly Drive 9 to 12 2,130 C (2026) Map City
Seminole Ridge Community High 4601 Seminole Pratt Whitney Road, Westlake 9 to 12 2,251 B (2026) Map Westlake
William T. Dwyer High 13601 N. Military Trail 9 to 12 2,059 A (2026) Map City

All three play football in the same FHSAA district, Class 5A, District 12, for 2026-27. See our Friday night football page and the scoreboard.

Middle schools

School Address Grades Students State grade Zone Where
Howell L. Watkins Middle 9480 MacArthur Blvd. 6 to 8 563 C (2026) Map City
Watson B. Duncan Middle 5150 117th Court North 6 to 8 855 B (2026) Map City

About 62% of the city’s homes are zoned for Duncan and 26% for Watkins. The rest are zoned for three middle schools outside the city: Osceola Creek Middle in Loxahatchee, about 6%, which includes Avenir, and John F. Kennedy Middle in Riviera Beach and Western Pines Middle in Royal Palm Beach, about 3% each.

Elementary and K-8 schools

At Eisenhower K-8, kindergarten to fifth grade are zoned; the district says sixth to eighth grade have no zone and admit by choice application.

School Address Grades Students State grade Zone Where
Allamanda Elementary 10300 Allamanda Drive Pre-K to 5 600 A (2026) Map City
Dwight D. Eisenhower K-8 2926 Lone Pine Road Pre-K to 8 520 A (2026) Map Unincorporated
Grove Park Elementary 8330 N. Military Trail Pre-K to 5 693 C (2026) Map Unincorporated
Marsh Pointe Elementary 12649 Ibiza Drive K to 5 831 A (2026) Map City
Palm Beach Gardens Elementary 10060 Riverside Drive Pre-K to 5 675 A (2026) Map City
Timber Trace Elementary 5200 117th Court North K to 5 820 A (2026) Map City

About 9% of the city’s homes, in Avenir and the Bay Hill area in the west, are zoned for Pierce Hammock Elementary, 14255 Hamlin Blvd., Loxahatchee, which earned an A in 2026; see its zone map. About 1% are zoned for The Conservatory School @ North Palm Beach.

Charter schools

Charter schools are tuition-free public schools sponsored by the district and run by their own boards. They have no attendance zones; each page explains how admission works.

School Address Grades Students State grade Admission Where
Franklin Academy Palm Beach Gardens 5651 Hood Road K to 8 860 A (2026) Lottery City
Somerset Academy Avenir 12950 Avenir Drive K to 5 230 A (2026) Lottery when a grade is full City

The district’s charter directory also lists The Learning Center (pre-K to eighth grade, 181 students on Aug. 24) and The Learning Center High School (ninth to 12th grade, 43 students), charter schools for students with autism whose education is guided by each student’s Individual Education Plan, at 9153 Roan Lane with a Palm Beach Gardens mailing address. The Learning Center’s website announces a new campus opening in August 2026; call 561-567-7930 to confirm where classes meet. Gardens School of Technology Arts, a charter school that had been on Roan Lane, closed Nov. 17, 2025, according to the directory.

The district’s online school, Palm Beach Virtual School, lists its address as 9482 MacArthur Blvd., beside Watkins Middle.

How many students each school has

Horizontal bar chart of students at each public school serving Palm Beach Gardens on Aug. 24, 2026, in alphabetical order: Allamanda Elementary 600, Dwight D. Eisenhower K-8 520, Franklin Academy Palm Beach Gardens 860, Grove Park Elementary 693, Howell L. Watkins Middle 563, Marsh Pointe Elementary 831, Palm Beach Gardens Community High 2,130, Palm Beach Gardens Elementary 675, Seminole Ridge Community High 2,251, Somerset Academy Avenir 230, Timber Trace Elementary 820, Watson B. Duncan Middle 855, William T. Dwyer High 2,059

The district’s 11th Day Enrollment Report counted 177,772 students in all Palm Beach County public schools on Aug. 24, 2026. It says the October count gives a steadier picture for planning.

Private schools

Private schools with Palm Beach Gardens addresses in the federal Private School Survey for 2023-24, in alphabetical order. Each name links to the school’s federal record, which lists its phone number and enrollment.

School Address Grades
Arthur I. Meyer Jewish Preparatory School 5225 Hood Road Pre-K to 8
Guidepost Montessori at Palm Beach Gardens 353 Hiatt Drive Pre-K to kindergarten
Score at the Top Palm Beach 3901 Design Center Drive, Suite 200 2 to 12
St. Mark’s Episcopal School 3395 Burns Road Pre-K to 8
Trinity Christian School of Palm Beach Gardens 9625 N. Military Trail Pre-K to 8
The Weiss School 4176 Burns Road, Suite 100 Pre-K to 8

More on Palm Beach Gardens schools

For the district calendar, registration documents, the School Board and the Nov. 3 school tax vote, see our Palm Beach Gardens schools guide. For the schools zoned for each part of the city, see our neighborhoods guide. For high school sports, see Friday night football and the scoreboard.

Frequently asked questions

Which school district serves Palm Beach Gardens?

The School District of Palm Beach County runs every traditional public school in Palm Beach Gardens and sponsors its charter schools. The city does not run schools. The district’s main line is 561-434-8000.

How do I find which school my Palm Beach Gardens address is zoned for?

Enter the address in the district’s Find My School map. Zones do not follow city limits, and some schools with a Palm Beach Gardens address, including Eisenhower K-8 and Grove Park Elementary, sit just outside the city.

Which high schools serve Palm Beach Gardens?

Palm Beach Gardens Community High and William T. Dwyer High, both inside the city, serve nearly all of it. A few hundred homes in the southwest corner, around Bay Hill, are zoned for Seminole Ridge Community High in Westlake.

How many public schools serve Palm Beach Gardens?

This list has 13 with pages of their own: three high schools, two middle schools, six elementary and K-8 schools, and two charter schools.

Are there charter schools in Palm Beach Gardens?

Yes: Franklin Academy Palm Beach Gardens (K-8, Hood Road) and Somerset Academy Avenir (K-5, Avenir Drive). They are tuition-free public schools with no attendance zones; both admit by lottery.