Boca Raton, FL News Roundup (8/10/25)

Palm Beach County’s first schools: Education kicked off in 1886 with the one-room Little Red Schoolhouse in Palm Beach and soon spread to sites in Lantana, Delray Beach, West Palm Beach and Jupiter — find out where they stood.

Palm Tran stops get smarter: FDOT will overhaul 13 U.S. 1 bus stops from spring 2026 to spring 2027, adding raised platforms, bike racks, lighting and real-time digital signs to speed boarding and improve accessibility — find out how.

Modera Boca project approved: Boca Raton’s redevelopment agency has approved Modera Boca, a 12-story, 306-unit development at 400 S. Dixie Highway featuring park revitalization, a Zen garden, pedestrian upgrades and amenities like a pool, fitness center and dog park — find out what’s next.

Legal iguana hunts in Florida: A Palm Beach Post guide outlines how residents can humanely kill and even eat invasive iguanas year-round on private land or 32 FWC-managed public areas, plus proper disposal rules — find out.

Nonprofit delivers 30K backpacks: A local nonprofit and moving company have joined forces to distribute over 30,000 backpacks filled with school supplies to 48 Palm Beach County elementary schools just before classes start — find out how you can help.

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