Back to School Issue
Private School Spotlight
Letter From the Publisher P. 4
PB Picks - Back to School P. 6
From Summer to School Mode: 15 Tips to Help Kids Reboot P. 8
2025-2026 Palm Beach County School Calendar P.12
Back to School Supplies P. 13
Private School Spotlight P.14
Lunchbox Wins! Healthy, Easy and Kid-Approved P.18
Quick Grab and Go Snack Ideas P. 21
The ABCs of BTS P. 22
Palm Beach County: Events and Things to Do P. 24
ON THE COVER
Aria, 10, is stepping into 5th grade in style! With her cool kicks and fresh new backpack, she’s ready to take on the school year.
Cover photo by Lynn of Lynn Studios. www.lynnstudios1.com.
Letter From The Publisher
Greetings,
Can you believe how quickly summer flew by? Somehow, we’ve blinked and it’s already time to trade in beach bags for backpacks and get back into the school-year swing. There’s something special about this season—the buzz of anticipation, the crisp new supplies, and the fresh start that each new grade brings.
I’m heading into my 13th year of getting my kids ready for school, and let me tell you—every year still brings its own surprises! That’s why I always love gathering tips and tricks to help make the transition smoother for all of us.
If you’re still finalizing school plans or even looking ahead to next year, don’t miss our Private School Spotlight in this issue. Palm Beach County has so many incredible education options, and we’re excited to highlight some of them for you.
And one of our favorite traditions? Seeing your first-day photos! Tag us on Facebook or Instagram @PBParenting—we love celebrating those big smiles and new beginnings with you.
Here’s to a fresh start, new routines, and the memories waiting to be made this school year!
Happy Parenting,
Volume 14, Issue 8 | August 2025 PUBLISHER
Felonice Merriman
ASSOCIATE PUBLISHER
Jennifer Preville
Felonice Designs, LLC
Stephanie Davis COVER PHOTO BY: Lynn of Lynn Studios www.lynnstudios1.com WRITERS & CONTRIBUTORS
Amy Bergman Felonice Merriman
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PB Picks Back to School
Handzies Soap + Water Wipes
- New 12-Pack Travel Pack - Keep little hands fresh and clean—no sink required! Whether it's arts and crafts or a messy lunchtime, Handzies Soap + Water Wipes give kids a gentle, natural clean anytime, anywhere. Individually packaged for easy grab-and-go convenience, they're perfect for daycare, preschool, lunchtime or after school sports and activities. Made with pure castile soap, water, and essential oils, these wipes skip the harsh chemicals—no alcohol, BZK, triclosan, artificial perfumes, or dyes—so your child’s hands stay fresh and irritation-free. Tuck the New 12-Pack Travel Pack into backpacks, lunchboxes, and sports bags for clean hands anytime. Visit http://handzies.com/. The new 12-pack is available on Amazon.
KEEP>GOING First Aid Kit
From scraped knees on the playground to classroom mishaps, your child will be ready for anything! TSA approved, the lightweight kit is packaged in an organized, stylish water & stain-resistant case for busy school days. Created by a mom of four, the KEEP>GOING First Aid Kit is an essential for children of all ages. Four kits are available, including the SuperKit (270 pieces), Adult GoKit (130 pieces), GoKit (130 pieces), and MiniKit (pictured - perfect for clipping on backpacks!). A variety of stylish, trendy patterns and colors are available, as well as sets, including a new STEM print. The kits can be found on the website https://www.keepgoingfirstaid.com/ and on Amazon.com.
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Why Girl Scouts for your girl? Girl Scouts provides girls with a sense of belonging and a supportive peer network. Girls are guided
through skill-building and development activities and programs by committed and caring adult volunteers. The safe, all-girl environment provides emotional and motivational support as girls take on new adventures and overcome challenges. Girl Scouts empowers girls to build resilience, reach higher academic goals, and achieve lifelong career success. Scan the QR code to register now
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From Summer to School Mode: 15 Tips to Help Kids Reboot
As summer winds down, the shift back to school can bring a mix of emotions—anticipation, nervous energy, and excitement for a new year ahead. Whether your child is heading back to a familiar school or starting somewhere new, preparation is key to making the transition as smooth as possible.
Here are 15 practical and encouraging tips to help your child feel confident and ready for the school year ahead.
1. Ease Back Into a Routine
Begin adjusting bedtimes and wake-up times a few days before school starts. This helps reset internal clocks so mornings aren’t quite so rushed or groggy.
2. Prep School Supplies Early
Get ahead of the chaos by organizing school supplies in advance. Flip to page 11 for our
updated back-to-school checklist, and be sure to review your school’s specific requirements.
3. Review and Preview
Spend a little time reviewing last year’s material and previewing what’s to come. It can give your child a head start and reduce first-day jitters.
4. Open Up Conversations
Ask your child how they’re feeling about going back to school. Whether they’re excited, nervous, or a bit of both, just talking it out can ease anxiety.
5. Visit the Campus
If your child is starting at a new school or changing grades, attend open houses or orientation events. Walking the halls and meeting teachers can help them feel more at ease.
6. Set Simple, Realistic Goals
Encourage your child to think about what they’d like to accomplish this year—whether it’s improving a grade, making a new friend, or joining a club.
7. Focus on the Positives
Frame the school year as a fresh start full of opportunities. A positive mindset can set the tone for success, especially during those first few weeks.
8. Reconnect with Friends
Help your child reach out to classmates before school starts. A quick playdate or group chat can reignite friendships and ease social anxiety.
9. Practice Time Management
Teach your child to use a planner, calendar, or simple to-do list to track assignments, practices, and projects. These skills will serve them well all year long.
10. Encourage Healthy Habits
A well-rested, well-fed child is more focused and ready to learn. Re-establish routines around sleep, nutrition, and screen time before the first bell rings.
11. Build Relationships with Teachers
Encourage your child to ask questions and introduce themselves to their teachers. Strong teacher-student connections can help them feel supported and seen.
12. Celebrate Individuality
Remind your child to be themselves. They don’t have to blend in to belong—being authentic is something to be proud of.
13. Help Manage Stress
Support your child in finding healthy outlets for stress, like reading, art, outdoor play, or just quiet downtime. Let them know it’s okay to feel overwhelmed sometimes.
14. Set Tech Boundaries
Ease back on screen time and reintroduce reading, puzzles, or other offline activities. This will help kids re-engage with learning and reduce digital distractions.
15. Make It Fun
School isn’t just about academics. Encourage your child to participate in extracurriculars and discover what excites them. Learning should feel meaningful—and yes, even fun.
The start of the school year can feel like a big leap—but with a little planning, patience, and encouragement, your child can make a confident return to the classroom. Here’s to a fantastic year ahead!
Wishing all students and families a great school year from PB Parenting.
Fall classes for all levels beginning August 18
REGISTERNOW!
AUGUST
Aug. 7 and 8 - Meet the Teacher (Most Elementary Schools - please check)
Aug. 11 - First Day of School
SEPTEMBER
Sept. 1- Holiday - No School for Students
Sept. 23- Holiday - No School for Students
OCTOBER
Oct. 2 - Holiday - No School for Students
Oct. 17 - Teacher Work Day/Professional Development Day No School for Students
NOVEMBER
Nov. 11- Teacher Work Day/Professional Development Day No School for Students
Nov. 24-28 - No School Thanksgiving Holiday
DECEMBER
Dec. 22 - Winter Break Begins
JANUARY
Jan. 5 - Teacher Work Day/Professional Development Day No School for Students
Jan. 6 - School Resumes
Jan. 19 - Holiday - No School for Students
FEBRUARY
Feb.18- Teacher Work Day/Professional Development Day No School for Students
MARCH
March 16- Spring Break Begins
March 23- Teacher Work Day/ Professional Development Day No School for Students
March 24 - School Resumes
APRIL
April 3 Holiday - No School for Students
MAY
May 25- Holiday - No School for Students
May 29 - Last Day of School
Final School Board Approved Calendar https:// palmbeachschoolsorg.finalsite.com/fs/resource-manager/ view/222d5705-0463-4482-9a84-c4587f3322ee
Back to School Supplies
Notebooks
Pens, pencils, highlighters
Erasers
Ruler
Calculator
Backpack
Binders or folders
Loose-leaf paper
Sticky notes
Index cards
Planner or calendar
USB flash drive or external hard drive
School uniform (if applicable)
Appropriate clothing adhering to the school's
dress code
Laptop or tablet
Charger for electronic devices
Headphones or earphones
Lunch box or bag
Reusable water bottle
Snacks and lunch items
Hand sanitizer
Tissues
Study Space Setup:
Desk or table for studying at home
Comfortable chair
Good lighting
This is a comprehensive list of useful items to have onhand. Check with your child's school specific requirements.
School Holiday? Teacher Work Day? No Problem. Breakers West has you covered with a series of fun-filled day camps that coincide with Palm Beach County’s 2025-2026 calendar of school closures.
Ages 4-12 8:45 AM – 3 PM
September 1 | September 23 | October 2 | October 17 | November 11
January 5 | January 19 | February 18 | March 23 | April 3 | May 25
To register, please call (561) 283-1062 or visit breakerswestclub.com/activities
Open Minds Academy
Tutoring and Homeschool opportunities available! Open Minds offers subjectbased tutoring, remedial and accelerated individual based tutoring, as well as academic diagnostics and test prep. Our tutors help students reinforce their knowledge on the subject matter they are learning in the classroom, creating a partnership with the students' teachers. Not sure if the traditional school system is right for you? Are you overwhelmed with schooling your own child? Our in-person Homeschool Program is taught by certified teachers who follow a curriculum based on your child’s specific needs. Special programs also offered for Equestrian families, Located in Wellington. For more information call 561-948-2040 or visit www. openmindsacademy.org.
Palm Beach International Academy, a non-profit Stanza Education School, is an accredited, hybrid, private school offering personalized, self-paced learning for students in grades 6-12 located
in Boca Raton. With a flexible schedule and individualized support from Academic Coaches, Teachers and Tutors, we provide a structured yet adaptable environment where students thrive. Whether through one-on-one instruction, small group learning, independent study, or virtual engagement, students have the freedom to learn anytime, anywhere, while meeting the highest academic potential for each student. Our campus is located at 4800 T-Rex Avenue, Suite 205, Boca Raton, FL 33431. We are still accepting applications for the 2025-26 school year! For more information, visit: PBIAcademy.org or call (561) 735-5773.
Pine Crest School
Tomorrow calls for a new set of skills and a more advanced type of teacher, student and leader. Pine Crest students' ability to exhibit adaptability, collaboration, empathy and global and cultural understanding will continue to distinguish them and pave the path for their personal success and professional fulfillment. We send our graduates out into the world as emergent leaders who know their strengths and who have the courage to challenge norms, break barriers and move forward with confidence. Equipped with this mindset and capacity, our students will undoubtedly make our society
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- Dr. Maria Montessori
— and our planet — a better place. For more information, visit www.pinecrest.edu or call 954-492-4103.
Surfside Academy provides a nurturing and stimulating environment where children aged from infant to pre-K can thrive. With two convenient locations in West Palm Beach and Palm Beach Gardens, Surfside offers a research-based curriculum that fosters creativity, exploration, and a love of learning. Their passionate educators guide children through engaging activities, promoting social, emotional, and intellectual growth. Discover the Surfside difference and give your child the foundation for a bright future! For more information visit www.surfsideacademy.net.
Empowering Young Minds for Success
A private education experience where students succeed. Now enrolling for all age groups up to 5th grade.
Innovative curriculum that inspires students to think and create
Professional educators who are passionate about teaching
Inspiring campus and high-quality learning materials
Eclectic variety of extracurricular programs
Learn more about how your child can receive an education with impact at Wellington Preschool & Preparatory School.
Schedule your tour today!
Turtle River Montessori
Turtle River Montessori provides an authentic Montessori education for children aged 18 months to 12 years. Our challenging curriculum, led by passionate and gifted teachers, makes us the school of choice for families in the Jupiter area. We embody the Montessori philosophy and focus on the unique cycles of learning and critical developmental stages of children. Our classrooms are equipped with custom-designed materials and accommodate three-year age spans: Primary (3-6 years), Elementary (6-9 years) and Upper Elementary (9-12 years). Our mission is to educate children holistically by addressing intellectual, social, spiritual, creative and physical needs. Visit www.turtlerivermontessori.com to learn more about our school and schedule a tour to see the campus!
Wellington Preschool & Preparatory School
Wellington Preschool & Preparatory School offers high-quality programs for children from infancy through 5th grade. We focus on nurturing each child's potential in a safe and welcoming environment. Our beautiful campus is designed to inspire learning, develop social skills and encourage active play and outdoor learning. Safety is our top priority, with a high-level security system and trained staff. Our accelerated curriculum, taught by experienced educators, includes individualized education plans and small class sizes. We emphasize character development though our after-school clubs and co-curricular classes like art, Spanish, violin, physical education and karate. We invite you to visit wellingtonprep.org to meet our teachers and schedule a tour to see our campus!
We Help Children Develop a Love for Learning
At Surfside Academy, children are motivated to learn, grow and thrive.
Innovative and proven curriculum that combines STEM, arts, languages and social-emotional learning
Experienced educators who are passionate about teaching children
Beautiful campuses with inspiring classrooms
Small class sizes to ensure individualized attention
Safe outdoor areas for active play and learning activities
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Between the early alarms, morning routines, and the dash out the door, packing school lunch can feel like one more thing on an already full plate. But with a little planning and creativity, lunchtime can become something your child looks forward to each day. Whether you’re dealing with picky eaters, limited time, or simply looking to mix things up, these easy, no-heat lunch ideas are perfect for busy families.
Balanced Lunchbox Formula
To keep it simple and nutritious, aim for this combo:
• Protein: turkey or chicken roll-ups, hummus, hard-boiled egg, cheese cubes
• Veggies or Fruit: carrot or bell pepper sticks, snap peas, grapes, berries, melon
• Whole Grain or Whole Carb: wrap, wholewheat pita, whole-grain crackers, pasta salad
• Fun Treat or Healthy Snack: energy bites, mini muffin, dark chocolate chips, yogurt This follows the USDA’s MyPlate concept—half fruit/veg, whole grains, lean protein, and dairy or snack—as a guide for balanced meals.
Cold-Friendly Lunch Ideas (No Thermos or Reheating Required)
1. Turkey or Ham Roll-Ups: Slice tortilla wraps with cheese, turkey, and spinach. Roll tight and slice into bite-sized pinwheels for fun, no-mess eating.
2. Rainbow Veggie Wrap: Spread hummus or herbed yogurt on a whole-wheat wrap and layer peppers, cucumber, shredded carrots, and cheese. Roll, slice, and serve with fruit wedges.
3. DIY Taco Lunchbox: Pack tortilla chips or soft taco shells with sides of black bean salsa, shredded chicken or turkey, cheese cubes, and cherry tomatoes—let kids
their own lunch.
4. Pasta or Grain Salad: Toss cooked mini pasta or farro with olive oil, lime or lemon juice, black beans, corn, cherry tomatoes, and diced bell peppers. Serve cold with crackers or cheese.
5. Meat & Cheese Snack Skewers: Alternate turkey or ham cubes with cheese, grape tomatoes, and veggie pieces on a skewer. Pair with fruit and a few whole-grain crackers.
6. Cucumber Cream Cheese Sandwich: Thinly spread cream cheese mixed with yogurt or herbs on whole-wheat bread, add sliced cucumbers, and cut into kid-friendly shapes or triangles.
More Tasty Ideas to Mix & Match
1. Apple + Nut-Butter Sandwich: Spread almond or sunflower butter on apple slices layered in a tortilla or bread for a crunchy twist on PB&J.
2. Egg & Snack Bento: Hard-boiled egg, cheese cubes or yogurt cup, veggie sticks, grapes, and a small trail mix or energy bite with dried fruit and seeds.
3. Chicken Avocado Wrap or Salad: Use rotisserie chicken tossed with avocado and yogurt or mayo for a flavorful wrap. Cool and satisfying for warm days.
4. Veggie Roll-Ups: Use cream cheese or hummus to fill tortilla wraps with baby spinach, peppers, and cucumbers—slice into wheels for fun finger food.
5. Mini Muffin Pizza Rolls: Make-ahead pizza bites in a muffin tin using tortilla or dough, sauce, cheese, and diced veggies for easy grab-and-go eating.
Pro Tips to Keep Lunch Interesting
• Let Kids Help Plan: Involving kids in choosing ingredients boosts their
Temporary Museum closure
August 10th - Fall 2025
• Music and Dance classes will take place at the Arts and Cultural Center next door
• Museum outreach programs will take place at local libraries across Palm Beach County
For more information and schedule of classes and locations, please check our website or social media
enthusiasm and increases the chances they’ll finish lunch.
• Use Bento-Style Containers: These help with portion control and keep foods separate for picky eaters.
• Prep Ahead: Batch-cook proteins or assemble components on weekends to make school mornings faster and smoother.
Special
Diet? No Problem. Lunchbox Ideas for Gluten-Free and Allergy-Friendly Needs
Whether your child is gluten-free due to Celiac disease, has a nut allergy, or you’re just trying to avoid certain ingredients, packing safe and satisfying lunches doesn’t have to be stressful. Here are some allergy-aware swaps and gluten-free favorites that are just as fun and filling.
Gluten-Free Favorites
1. Turkey & Cheese Roll-Ups: Skip the tortilla and roll turkey and cheese together—dip in mustard or hummus.
2. Mini Quinoa or Rice Cakes: Top with seed butter and banana slices or avocado mash and cherry tomatoes.
3. Gluten-Free Pasta Salad: Use chickpea,
lentil, or rice-based pasta tossed with olive oil, veggies, and a protein like grilled chicken or black beans.
4. Hard-Boiled Eggs + Veggie Chips: Pair eggs with crunchy, gluten-free veggie chips or rice crackers and fruit.
5. Yogurt Parfait with Gluten-Free Granola: Layer Greek yogurt, fresh fruit, and allergyfriendly granola (check labels for oats processed in GF facilities).
Nut-Free and Dairy-Free Swaps
1. SunButter & Jelly Sandwich: Use sunflower seed butter and gluten-free bread for a nutfree twist on a classic.
2. Hummus + Veggie Dippers: Carrot sticks, sugar snap peas, and cucumber slices with a small container of hummus or guacamole.
3. Dairy-Free Cheese Quesadilla: Use gluten-free tortillas and dairy-free cheese alternatives like almond- or coconut-based slices.
4. Chia Pudding Cup: Made with oat milk or coconut milk - chia pudding is a fun, healthy treat topped with fruit or coconut flakes.
Label-Reading Tip
Always double-check packaged snacks, even seemingly “safe” items like crackers, granola bars, and deli meats—for hidden gluten, dairy, or nuts. Look for certified allergy-friendly or school-safe labels when possible.
A little prep goes a long way in creating satisfying, balanced lunches your kids will actually want to eat. With a mix of proteins, fruits, whole grains, and a touch of fun, these ideas help fuel learning and play all day long, without the need to reheat anything. Keep it cool, colorful, and customizable, and you’ll be winning the lunchbox game all year long.
Quick Grab-and-Go Snack Ideas
Having a stash of ready-to-pack snacks can make all the difference during the school year. These grab-and-go ideas are ideal for lunchboxes, afterschool fuel, or between activities.
Fruits & Veggies
• Clementines – pre-peeled for convenience
• Apple slices – use lemon juice to keep from browning
• Grapes or blueberries – wash and portion ahead in snack containers
• Mini cucumbers or baby carrots – crisp, hydrating, and great with dips
Dairy & Protein Picks
• String cheese or cheese cubes
• Hard-boiled eggs – peeled for easy eating
• Greek yogurt tubes or cups – freeze overnight to keep cold until lunchtime
• Hummus cups – pair with pretzels or veggie sticks for a full snack
Crunchy & Fun
• Gluten-free pretzels or rice crackers – allergyfriendly and kid-approved
• Popcorn – pre-portioned in snack bags
• Mini muffins – bake in batches; banana, blueberry, or zucchini are great choices
• Applesauce or fruit pouches – go for no added sugar and keep a few extras on hand
• Homemade energy bites – oats, seed butter, honey, and add-ins like cranberries or mini chocolate chips
Tip: Keep a dedicated snack drawer or bin in the fridge and pantry so kids can help pack their own lunch or grab a quick bite after school.
BY AMY BERGMAN
It’s back to school time again. Before new routines and busy mornings take over, it pays to get back to basics at home. From drop zones to homework nooks to streamlined closets, a little planning now can make the school year run far more smoothly. Here are some simple ABCs to get started.
A is for Always Involve the Kids
Too often we set up systems for our kids without their input, then wonder why nothing sticks. The more you involve them in planning their spaces, the more likely they’ll keep things in order. Have a quick chat about what they need: “Where would you like to keep your backpack so it’s easy to grab in the morning?” or “Would you rather do homework at the kitchen table or in your room?” Let them help set up snack bins, reading corners, or choose baskets for their supplies. When kids have a say, they’re more invested and more likely to follow through.
B is for Be Creative with Your Spaces
Not everyone has a dedicated mudroom or extra bedroom to turn into a study. That’s okay. Look around your home with fresh eyes. Where does your family naturally drop their things now? If shoes pile
up by the front door, stop fighting it and place a shoe rack or a small bench with baskets there. Install a few sturdy hooks for backpacks and lunchboxes right where they’re needed most.
If your dining room isn’t used daily, let it moonlight as a homework zone during the school year. A sideboard can hold school supplies just as well as china. Barely touch the living room? Set up a cozy family reading nook with a basket of books and a couple of floor pillows. It doesn’t have to be fancy, just functional.
And if you need to keep an eye on the kids while they’re tackling homework, think about designating a few drawers in a nearby breakfast room or kitchen nook for school supplies. That way, they can work within sight while you prep dinner, and everything they need is right at hand.
C is for Create Systems that are Easy to Maintain
Clutter returns quickly if systems are too complicated. Keep it simple. Use clear bins so kids can see what’s inside without rummaging. Label everything, even if it’s just painter’s tape and
a Sharpie. This makes clean-up faster and helps everyone know where things belong.
When it comes to closets, pull out seasonal clothes your kids won’t wear right now. Store keepsakes and off-season items elsewhere so mornings are easier. If you can, post a simple morning and evening routine chart on the fridge or bedroom door. Visual reminders take the nagging out of daily tasks.
Also try installing a quick Sunday evening “reset” routine for the whole family. Spend just 15 minutes tidying backpacks, laying out outfits, and refilling snack bins. It’s a small effort that pays off with smoother, less stressful Monday mornings for everyone.
By following these ABCs, you’ll set up systems that save time and sanity all year long. Start small and tackle one space this week, then another. The goal
isn’t perfection; it’s making daily life just a little easier. Need more back-to-school ideas, including how to organize your car for drop-offs and after-school chaos? Visit https://amyzingspaces.com/blog?blogca tegory=Back+to+school for plenty of practical tips to keep your family on track. Amyzingly yours, Amy
As a seasoned professional organizer in Palm Beach County, Amy Bergman is dedicated to helping individuals and businesses unlock the full potential of their spaces. With a passion for simplifying and streamlining, Amy creates personalized systems and solutions that cater to each client's unique needs, freeing up time and energy for what truly matters. Explore her website http://www.amyzingspaces.com to discover how she brings order, clarity, and calm to every space she works with, empowering her clients to achieve even greater efficiency, productivity, and peace of mind.
EVENTS & Things to Do
The state's annual Back-to-School Sales Tax and extends through the end of the month. Parents, teachers, and students can take advantage of the holiday to purchase their back-to-school needs, computers, backpacks, and more, all tax-free. Visit floridarevenue.com/backtoschool for complete details.
August 7-8 Meet the Teacher
Please check with your child's school for the date and time.
Good Luck Students, Parents and Teachers
First Day of School Monday, August 11th!
The Schoolhouse Children's Museum will be closed for refurbishing August 10thFall 2025. Music and Dance classes will take place at the Arts and Cultural Center next door. Museum outreach programs will take place at
local libraries across Palm Beach County. For more information and schedule of classes/locations please check their website and social media.
Classes start August 18! Come dance with the Ballet Palm Beach Academy! Registration is open for the 2023/24 school year on our website. Train with our incredible faculty who are nurturing the next generation of dancers! Read more and register on our website: http://balletpalmbeach. org/the-school/
Sensory Saturdays: Special Exploration Hours at the Cox Science Center and Aquarium are held on the first Saturday of each month (Aug. 9th) from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m., offering a sensory-friendly experience for families affected by autism, sensory processing, cognitive challenges, or disabilities. Cost: Half off regular admission, purchased at the door. Learn more: https://www.coxsciencecenter.org/sensorysaturdays
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School's Out Day Camp at Breakers West - School Holiday? Teacher Work Day? No Problem. Breakers West has you covered with a series of fun-filled day camps that coincide with Palm Beach County’s 2025-2026 calendar of school closures. Ages 4-12 • 8:45 AM – 3 PM. September 1, September 23, October 2, October 17, November 11, January 5, January 19, February 18, March 23, April 3, and May 25. To register, please call (561) 283-1062 or visit breakerswestclub.com/activities.
Disney On Ice: Moana 2 Experience
Amerant Bank Arena –Sunrise, FL September 11–14, There’s nothing more special than sharing Disney magic with loved ones. Whether it’s the first time you watched Toy Story, sang along to “Let It Go,” or cheered for your favorite Disney Princess, Disney On Ice is the perfect place to revisit cherished memories and create new ones together. Mickey, Minnie, Donald, and Goofy will take you on a journey through these unforgettable moments, powered by a Magical MousePad. Discover thrilling adventures from Zootopia, Inside Out 2, and the all-new Moana 2. Relive the timeless tales of Toy Story, Frozen, and Encanto, and the dazzling Disney Princesses. And hold on tight as Stitch grabs the Magical MousePad and shakes things up! Feel the excitement in an enchanted celebration close to home, only at Disney On Ice! Tickets available at DisneyOnIce.com
