Superintendent highlights district ‘A’ grade, third-grade reading gains and upcoming community forums
Superintendent Hendrick told the board that Pinellas County Schools earned an overall A, with 92% of traditional schools receiving A or B grades and third-grade reading at 70%; staff announced community Planning for Progress forums and shared informational materials about a property-tax constitutional amendment.
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Superintendent Hendrick opened the board’s general‑business portion on July 14 by reporting district academic results and outreach plans.
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