The Christian Schools of Palm Beach County is a fellowship composed of twenty four Palm Beach County educational institutions located in fourteen different communities.  Members of this fellowship meet on a regular basis to discuss the issues concerning education, Palm Beach County families, and the religious community as a whole.

A spirit of help and cooperation is evident at each meeting as the schools join resources to assist each other, affect government, and to work together to find solutions to the many challenges that meet today's young people.

The monthly meetings are attended by the administrator of each school and are rotated among the member locations.

CSPBC is composed of a variety of fundamentalist and evangelical Christian ministries.  Some of our members are non or inter-denominational, while others are sponsored by Baptist, Presbyterian, Church of God, Christian Reformed, Christian and Missionary Alliance, and Methodist congregations.  Unified, yet unique are the ministries of CSPBC.

Members of CSPBC enjoy the opportunity to serve nearly 8,000 students among its member schools.  Palm Beach County is widely recognized as having some of the the finest private Christian schools in the state.

CSPBC is pleased to have member schools that care for and educate children from the earliest stages of infancy through the college years.

CSPBC jointly employs over 1,000 administrators, educators, and support personnel in their various programs.

Working with parents, educators, public officials, and community leaders, CSPBC seeks to add to the excellence and quality of life so unique to South Florida, and the Palm Beaches.  In partnership with local churches, civic groups, and other concerned groups and organizations, CSPBC provides a ready pool of dedicated and committed students and professionals who eagerly contribute to the communities in which they work and play.

In addition to the volunteer efforts of our students and professionals, the member organizations that make up CSPBC also contributes significantly to the local economy, adding nearly 20 million dollars annually to Palm Beach County's economy.