older. As of 2000, those who spoke only English at home accounted for 72.49% of all residents, while those who spoke Spanish made up 17.71%, French Creole (mainly Haitian Creole) 4.46%, 1.27% spoke French, German was spoken by 0.62%, and Italian speakers made up 0.52% of the population. Government and infrastructure West Palm Beach is governed via the Mayor-council system. The mayor is elected in a citywide vote. The five members of the city council are each elected from districts. The United States Postal Service operates several post offices in the city limits: Downtown West Palm Beach Northwood Palm Beach Carrier Annex Additionally, the Haverhill BR, Palms Central, and West Palm Beach (including the window unit) post offices are located in an unincorporated area, while the Lake Park Post Office is located in Lake Park, despite having a West Palm Beach address. West Palm Beach has its own police force, the West Palm Beach Police Department. In 2014 an officer with a history of misconduct pled guilty to selling drugs while on duty. Education Public K–12 education K–12 public education is administrated by the School District of Palm Beach County, which is the tenth-largest school district in the United States by enrollment. Overall, 18 public elementary schools serve students within the city limits or in unincorporated areas, including Belvedere, Benoist Farms, Egret Lake, Forest Hill, Grove Park, Hope-Centennial, Meadow Park, Northboro, Northmore, Palm Beach, Palmetto, Pleasant City, Roosevelt, Seminole Trails, South Olive, U.B. Kinsey/Palmview (Performing and Visual School of the Arts Magnet School), West Gate, and Westward Elementary School. Public middle school students are served by nine different schools, including Bak Middle School of the Arts, Bear Lakes, Conniston, Jeaga, John F. Kennedy, Okeeheelee, Palm Springs, Roosevelt, and Western Pines. There are also six public high schools for students in West Palm Beach or nearby unincorporated areas, including Dreyfoos School of the Arts (Performing and Visual School of the Arts Magnet School), Forest Hill, G-Star School Of The Arts, Palm Beach Gardens, Palm Beach Lakes, and Royal Palm Beach. Charter and multi-level Palm Beach Maritime Academy – K–10 moving to K–12 Gardens School Of Technology Arts – K–8 University Preparatory Academy – K–3 Private schools Private schools in the area include: Berean Christian School Cardinal Newman High School The King's Academy American Heritage School Indian Ridge School Palm Beach Day Academy The Benjamin School Oxbridge Academy of the Palm Beaches