
Don Estridge High Tech Middle
Boca Raton, Florida · Taking part in PTA Restaurant Week™, November 2–15, 2026
Don Estridge High Tech Middle School is a public 6–8 middle school on NW Spanish River Boulevard in Boca Raton, part of the School District of Palm Beach County. Established in 2004, it is named for Philip Donald "Don" Estridge, the Florida native who led development of the original IBM Personal Computer. Its High Technology choice program weaves technology and business into core academics, and the school lists a grade of A with an enrollment of 1,298.
The faculty of Don Estridge High Tech Middle School is committed to providing a world-class education along with a safe and nurturing environment that includes a rigorous, technology-infused curriculum to ensure that all students become responsible and productive life-long learners.
Programs & academics
High Technology (Choice Program)
Uses technology as an educational tool integrated into a challenging core-academic curriculum; students build technology into their projects, presentations and assessments.
Business program
Project-based learning in which students apply technology skills to real-life business situations, from business operations to job creation and entrepreneurship.
Industry certifications
Courses such as Emerging Technology in Business (Internet Business Associate certification, high school credit) and Fundamentals of Web and Software Development (HTML5/CSS3) prepare students for certification exams.
Recognition
- Florida DOE School of Excellence
Student life
Clubs & activities
Athletics
Good to know
Compiled from the school’s official website (deht.palmbeachschools.org) and its district’s page for the school, September 2026. Schools update their sites often — if something here is out of date, tell us and we will fix it.