2025 Songs of the Season: Celebrating Palm Beach County’s Student Talent
The School District of Palm Beach County has brought back its “Songs of the Season” showcase for 2025, and it is a fantastic way to kick off the holidays. Families, friends, and community members can enjoy nearly an hour of performances from local middle and high school students, all from the comfort of home.
About the 2025 Songs of the Season video
This year’s production is available as a full-length YouTube premiere titled “2025 Songs of the Season,” posted by the School District of Palm Beach County. The program runs just under an hour and features a mix of classic holiday songs, winter favorites, and pieces that highlight Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa traditions.
Viewers can watch the special on YouTube any time, or catch it on the Education Network (Xfinity Channel 234 and AT&T U-verse Channel 99) at several times throughout the day. It is designed as a front-row experience that lets you cheer on students from across the district as they perform.
Featured schools and performances
The video is organized into chapters so you can jump directly to individual school performances. Here are some of the participating schools and a sampling of the pieces they share during the program.
Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts performs multiple numbers, including festive selections like “What a Merry Christmas Tree,” “Jingle Bells,” and “Winter Wonderland.”
Dr. Joaquín García High School appears several times with traditional carols and classics such as “Deck the Halls,” “Jolly Old St. Nicholas,” “God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen,” and “We Wish You a Merry Christmas.”
Jupiter Community High School brings seasonal fun with songs like “It’s a Marshmallow World,” “Jolly Old Saint Nicholas,” and the traditional piece “S’Vivon.”
West Boynton Middle School showcases original and cultural selections including “Holiday Lights,” “Cold Snap,” and “Celebrate Kwanzaa.”
Forest Hill Community High School performs crowd-pleasers such as “Winter Wonderland,” “Santa Claus is Coming to Town,” and “It’s Christmas Time.”
Palm Beach Lakes Community High School contributes songs like “A La Nanita,” “Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree,” and “We Are Christmas.”
John I. Leonard High School offers meaningful pieces including “A Candle for Peace,” “Jingle Bells,” and “We Wish You a Merry Christmas.”
William T. Dwyer High School adds variety with “Oh Hanukkah,” “Blow, Blow, Thou Winter Wind,” and “Sleigh Ride.”
Olympic Heights Community High School performs “Carol of the Bells,” “Hine Mat Tov,” and other choral favorites.
These performances together create a diverse, inclusive program that celebrates many different holiday traditions represented in Palm Beach County.
How to watch and support local students
To watch the full 2025 “Songs of the Season” program, visit the School District of Palm Beach County’s official YouTube channel and look for the video titled “2025 Songs of the Season.” Once you are there, you can use the chapter timestamps in the description to jump directly to your favorite school or song.
If you have a student, friend, or family member performing, consider sharing the video on social media and leaving positive feedback through your own posts to help highlight their hard work. Community support encourages these programs to keep growing and gives students even more opportunities to shine.
Local holiday inspiration for Palm Beach County families
Beyond being a fun watch, this special can spark ideas for your own family traditions in Palm Beach County. You might play the video while decorating your home, hosting a holiday get-together, or getting in the spirit before attending local concerts and school events.
For anyone new to the area, it is also a great introduction to the energy and creativity of local schools. From classic carols to songs honoring Hanukkah and Kwanzaa, the program reflects the diverse community that calls Palm Beach County home.
