Our Results
The CIS story through data
Communities In Schools of Palm Beach County has served a total of 102,574 students since 1984.
Schools Served:
Conniston Middle School | John F. Kennedy Middle School | Lakeshore Middle School | Roosevelt Community Middle School | Atlantic Community High School | Forest Hill Community High School | Glades Central High School | Pahokee Community High School | Palm Beach Lakes Community High School | Riviera Beach Preparatory & Achievement Academy | Royal Palm Beach Community High School | Santaluces Community High School
Conniston Middle School | John F. Kennedy Middle School | Lakeshore Middle School | Roosevelt Community Middle School | Atlantic Community High School | Forest Hill Community High School | Glades Central High School | Pahokee Community High School | Palm Beach Lakes Community High School | Riviera Beach Preparatory & Achievement Academy | Royal Palm Beach Community High School | Santaluces Community High School
Tier 1
Students receiving Tier 1 Services
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Tier 1 services are widely accessible to any student needing CISPBC services and are short-term.
Tier 2 and 3
Students received Tier 2 and 3 supports
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Tiers 2 and 3 are intensive student support services.
Our Outcomes during the 2024-25 School Year:
- 1% Dropout Rate
- 83% Improved academic performance
- 68% Improved attendance
- 97% Improved classroom behavior
- 96% Graduation Rate
- 93% Promotion Rate
- 33% Self-reported as homeless
- 27% Self-reported as having experienced trauma
Communities In Schools of Palm Beach County has served a total of 102,574 students since 1984.
The Economic Impact of Communities In Schools
An economic impact quantifying the costs and benefits of Communities In Schools model.
Communities In Schools contracted with EMSI to specify its economic and social returns to society through a rigorous third-party investment analysis. The purpose of this important next step is to quantify the return on investment of Communities In Schools’ 113 high school-serving affiliates in its network to taxpayers, businesses, and students. The analysis also shows the economic benefits when local affiliates go from implementing parts of the Communities In Schools model in some of their high schools to full implementation in all of their high schools.
