The new school year has begun in Palm Beach County, with students and teachers returning to classrooms. Teachers and students are settling into their routines across the district. Further information about the current state of Palm Beach County Schools is available from CBS12, including details on the district's response to enrollment changes and their impact on staff and faculty.
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