Farms — a stunning location at the heart of equestrian sport in Wellington, Florida. These premium events offers riders, spectators, and sponsors unforgettable hospitality, unrivaled facilities, and world-class showgrounds. Education Primary and secondary schools The School District of Palm Beach County serves Wellington. Public schools in Wellington and schools serving Wellington include: Public Elementary Schools Wellington Elementary School New Horizons Elementary School Discovery Key Elementary School Binks Forest Elementary School Elbridge Gale Elementary School Equestrian Trails Elementary School Panther Run Elementary School Public Middle Schools Wellington Landings Middle Emerald Cove Middle School Polo Park Middle School Public High Schools Wellington High School Palm Beach Central High School Media Wellington is serviced by a few different mainstream news publications. The Town-Crier Newspaper: First and longest operating local newspaper serving Wellington, Royal Palm Beach, Loxahatchee Groves, and surrounding areas. Live Wellington: Owned and operated by the Sun Sentinel. Live focuses on news in Wellington. Infrastructure Transportation Wellington's public transportation consists of Palm Tran. It is also served by Palm Beach International Airport. Several highways pass through or near Wellington. U.S. Route 441 and State Road 7 jointly cross north-to-south in the eastern side of the village. Lake Worth Road, which is designated as State Road 802 to the east of Route 441/State Road 7, continues westward into Wellington. State Road 882 (locally known as Forest Hill Boulevard) also moves east-west partially through the village, before continuing westward and then northwestward to Southern Boulevard without the designation to the west of Route 441/State Road 7. Southern Boulevard (designated as both U.S. Route 98 and State Road 80), an east-to-west highway, lies just north of the village's northern boundary. Florida's Turnpike passes along the far eastern edge of Wellington, though the nearest entry and exit ramps are located at U.S. Route 98/State Road 80 and State Road 802, outside the municipal limits. Public safety The Village of Wellington receives both fire and police services on a contractual basis from Palm Beach County. Fire and Emergency Medical Services Palm Beach County Fire-Rescue provides fire protection and emergency medical services. There are 4 fire stations assigned to the village: Station 20 – Engine 20, Rescue 20, Brush 20; Station 25 – Engine 25, Rescue 25, Brush 625; Station 27 – Engine 27, Rescue 27, Brush 27; Station 30 – Engine 30, Rescue 30. Law Enforcement Police protection for Wellington is provided by District 8 of the