School Info
Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts
Contact Us
Principal:
Ms. Blake Bennett
Main Office: 561-802-6000
Fax: 561-802-6059
Administration
- Administrative Assistant to Principal: Belinda Castillo
- Assistant Principals:
Office Staff
- Front Office Secretary: Michelle Rodriguez
- Data Processor: Rebecca Bullock
- Treasurer / Bookkeeper: Sandra Bullock
- Technology Coordinator: Ed Maniaci
- School Nurse: TBD
- Attendance Clerk: TBD
- Registrar: TBD
Coordinators
- Magnet Coordinator: Alyssa Arterburn
- ESE Coordinator: Amy Atwell
- ESOL Coordinator: Drew Dawson
- Title IX Coordinator: Ronald Lewis
- SBT Leader / 504 Designee: Amy Atwell
- Guidance Coordinator: Olga Middleton
Mental Health Team
- Behavioral Health Professional: Tawanna Pollock
- School Psychologist: Tiffany Kerzner
Additional Staff
- Athletics: Matthew Vaughan
- Media Specialist: Ed Hornyak
- Cafeteria Manager: Amy Kelso
Guidance Team
- Counselor: Mark Carson
- Counselor: Rachelle Francois-Nicholas
- Counselor: Shae Hammack
- Counselor: Olga Middleton
- Counselor: Cristelina Milan
About Our School
Hours: 8:20-3:40
School Grade: A
Enrollment: 1385
Grades: Gr 9-12
Opened: 1997
Dress Code: No
Mascot: Jaguar
Colors: Black, White & Gold
School ID: 0395
Region: North
Established August 1990. Alexander W. Dreyfoos was an Academy Award winner, inventor, cultural catalyst, and philanthropist. Born in New York in 1932, he was the driving force behind the creation of Palm Beach County’s cultural jewel, the Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts. In 1997, Mr. Dreyfoos made the most significant private contribution to a public school in Florida when he pledged $1,000,000 to support Palm Beach County’s public arts magnet high school.
Location
Address: 501 S. Sapodilla Ave., West Palm Beach, FL 33401
Directions: I-95 to Okeechobee Blvd., East to Tamarind Ave. Turn North on Tamarind to Fern St. Turn East on Fern to Parking Area. School is just north of the Kravis Center.