in the United States. Elementary schools: Citrus Cove Elementary School Crosspointe Elementary School Crystal Lakes Elementary School Forest Park Elementary Manatee Elementary School Freedom Shores Elementary School Galaxy Elementary School Hagen Road Elementary School Poinciana Elementary School (magnet school for math, science and technology) Rolling Green Elementary School Sunset Palms Elementary School Middle schools: Christa McAuliffe Middle School Congress Middle School Somerset Academy Canyons Middle School High schools: Boynton Beach Community High School Park Vista Community High School Somerset Academy Canyons High School South Tech Academy Charter High School Public transportation Boynton Beach is served by a Tri-Rail station of the same name linking Boynton Beach to West Palm Beach to the north and Miami to the south. It is also serviced by local buses provided by PalmTran. Controversy Boynton Beach commissioned a mural showing three of its firefighters, unveiled in 2020, for a window covering at a new fire station. The mural depicted former fire chief Glenn Joseph, and former deputy fire chief Latosha Clemons, both of whom are Black. Clemons was the city's first Black female fire fighter. The mural depicted both of them as white, and Clemons sued the city for defamation, libel and negligence. The city has since removed the mural and settled the lawsuit. Notable people Ramon Perez Blackburn, actor-singer-dance Danielle Bregoli, rapper, social media personality Marlon Byrd, MLB outfielder for the Cleveland Indians Jeremy Cain, NFL long snapper for the Jacksonville Jaguars Noah Centineo, actor Charles Cornelius, NFL and CFL player Byrd Spilman Dewey, author and town of Boynton co-founder Craig Erickson, NFL retired quarterback, played for Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Philadelphia Eagles, and in college for Miami 1987–1990 Johnny Farrell, golfer, 1928 U.S. Open champion Brandon Fletcher (born 1987), Internet entrepreneur James J. Greco, businessman, lived in town 2011-2016 Jayron Hosley, NFL cornerback for the New York Giants Lamar Jackson, NFL quarterback for the Baltimore Ravens Ryan Klesko, MLB player Sean Labanowski (born 1992), Israeli-American basketball player in the Israeli National League Dov Markus (born 1946), Israeli-American soccer player Vincent Mason, rapper, producer, DJ, and one third of hip hop trio De La Soul Hilary McRae, singer, songwriter Tristan Nunez, racing driver Titus O'Neil, professional wrestler Harvey Eugene Oyer III, attorney and author Charlie W. Pierce, Florida pioneer and author Otis Thorpe, NBA basketball player Trea Turner, MLB Player Howard E. Wasdin, sniper in Navy SEAL Team Six Vince Wilfork, former NFL nose