Boca Raton public schools: every school, zone and report card

Last checked Oct. 8, 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, the Florida Department of Education’s 2026 school grades file and the federal NCES Private School Survey.

Public schools in Boca Raton are run by the School District of Palm Beach County, not by the city. Attendance zones do not follow city limits. Many schools with a Boca Raton mailing address, including Olympic Heights and West Boca Raton high schools, sit in unincorporated Palm Beach County west of the city; each table below says which.

Find your school

• Zone lookup: the district’s Find My School map
• Zone maps for each school: elementary, middle and high school
• School District of Palm Beach County: 561-434-8000
• Enroll a new student: the district’s student registration page

Inside city limits, the district’s boundary maps zone every address for either Boca Raton Community High or Spanish River Community High, and for either Boca Raton Community Middle or Omni Middle. The tables list every public school with a Boca Raton address, 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 school is inside city limits, according to the district’s municipal boundary map.

High schools

Middle schools

Elementary and K-8 schools

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

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.

Olympus International Academy, a K-8 charter school on West Palmetto Park Road, closed June 30, 2026, according to the district’s charter school directory.

How many students each school has

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 Boca Raton addresses and at least 150 students in the federal Private School Survey for 2023-24, in alphabetical order. Each name links to the school’s federal record. The survey lists 33 private schools with Boca Raton addresses in all; the full list is on the survey’s search page.

More on Boca Raton schools

For the district calendar, registration documents, the School Board and the Nov. 3 school tax vote, see our Boca Raton schools guide. For high school sports, see Friday night football and the scoreboard.

Frequently asked questions

Which school district serves Boca Raton?

The School District of Palm Beach County runs every traditional public school in Boca Raton 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 Boca Raton address is zoned for?

Enter the address in the district’s Find My School map. Zones do not follow city limits, and many schools with a Boca Raton mailing address are in unincorporated Palm Beach County.

Which high schools serve addresses inside Boca Raton city limits?

Boca Raton Community High and Spanish River Community High, according to the district’s high school boundary map. Olympic Heights and West Boca Raton serve the unincorporated area to the west.

How many public schools are in Boca Raton?

This list has 26 with Boca Raton addresses: four district high schools, five middle schools, 13 elementary and K-8 schools, and four charter schools.

Are there charter schools in Boca Raton?

Yes: Somerset Academy Boca East and Somerset Academy Boca Middle, SLAM Boca and Palmetto Park High School. They are tuition-free public schools with no attendance zones.