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Quarterly state safety assessments find mostly administrative issues at Pinellas schools, district says deficiencies corrected
Summary
The district presented the second Office of Safe Schools quarterly report showing 12 site visits across district public and charter schools; five schools had deficiencies that district staff described as primarily administrative and promptly corrected. The board approved the report 6–0.
Pinellas County School officials told the school board on Jan. 28 that the Florida Department of Education—s Office of Safe Schools conducted 12 site visits in the district during the quarter and found deficiencies at five campuses, most of which were administrative and quickly remedied.
"From those site assessments and from the results, 5 of the 12 schools were found to have some deficiencies," School Safety Specialist Sean Joel said. He told…
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