May 14+
6B – tour Tall Ship El Galeon Anold/Birch State Park
May 15
½ 6A - tour Tall Ship El Galeon Anold/IMAX Theater
7B - tour Tall Ship El Galeon Anold/Birch State Park
Algebra End of Course Exam
May 16
½ 6A tour Tall Ship El Galeon Anold/IMAX Theater ½ 7/8 tour Tall Ship El Galeon Anold
May 17
½ 7/8 tour Tall Ship El Galeon Anold
May 20-24
Book Fair
May 22
“The Lab” Grade 2
May 23, 24
5th Grade Science Fair
May 27
No School
May 28-29
Civics Field Test Grade 7
May 29
Kindergarten Round Up for new Kindergarten Parents
May 30
National Junior Honor Society Induction 9:15am
May 31
Prom Grades 7/8 5:30pm – 9pm
Grade 4 to Zoo
June 1
Open House for New Parents 10am – 11:30am
June 4
Take Your Child to Work Day
Grade 8 to Busch Gardens
June 5
Graduation 6PM (this is BACK TO June 5)
June 6
Last Day for Students/K-5 Report Cards Go Home
Museum Board
We are again an "A" rated school!!! Congratulations to the Board Members, Administration, Teachers, Students and Parents at Palm Beach Maritime Academy on this remarkable achievement!!
Palm Beach Maritime Academy
School:
1518 W. Lantana Rd.
Lantana, FL 33462
Phone: (561) 547-3775
Fax: (561) 540-5177
Email us at:
MaritimeAcademy@aol.com
Corporate Offices:
4512 N. Flagler Drive,
Suite 206,
West Palm Beach,
Florida 33407
Welcome to the Palm Beach Maritime Academy online...
Palm Beach Maritime Academy is a Charter School operated by the Palm Beach Maritime Museum. Charter Schools are independent, tuition-free, public schools that operate under a performance contract with the local School District. Palm Beach Maritime Academy (PBMA) opened in 1999 with the intention of bringing young people to the sea and teaching them about the impact our seas have had and will continue to have on history, geography, our daily living, and the future of our planet. PBMA integrates maritime studies and marine science with the Next Generation Sunshine State Standards through a variety of methods, which include trips for all students to Peanut Island through the Palm Beach Maritime Museum to visit the Coast Guard House and the Kennedy Bunker as well as to perform a variety of age-appropriate experiments and see first-hand what the environment has to teach us. Students also visit numerous other destinations including the Broward and Palm Beach County Museums of Science, the Everglades, the “Floating Classroom”, the Kravis Center, Jupiter Lighthouse, and a myriad of other locations. Students participate in the “Coastal Clean-up” and community events such as the “Lake Worth Street Painting Festival” and “Kaleidoscope”.
Tips For Talking To Children About Violence
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Attention Parents
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Attention: Link to student lunch applications. Please complete one for your child even if you think that you will not qualify for free or reduced Lunch. Your participation could help us secure additional funding that will benefit students whether or not they recieve free or reduced lunch.
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