The Brief
- Pinellas County school leaders are considering closing seven schools at the end of this school year to cut recurring expenses.
- Superintendent of Pinellas County Schools Kevin Hendrick is recommending changes involving three Tarpon Springs schools, including creating two K-8 schools.
- The School Board is expected to vote next week on the amended Tarpon Springs proposal, while other potential closures remain under review.
LARGO, Fla. – The Pinellas County School District is one step closer to deciding the future of several schools as district leaders look for ways to reduce expenses.
Pinellas County school closure plan
By the numbers:
Superintendent of Pinellas County Schools Kevin Hendrick has recommended closing seven schools at the end of this school year as part of an effort to cut $25 million in recurring annual expenses.
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