Superintendent says district must 'keep focus' after earning A rating
The superintendent told the Pasco County School Board the district has reached an A rating and outlined priorities—student achievement and removing distractions—while emphasizing parent engagement, attendance enforcement and continued support for teachers.
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The superintendent opened the board meeting by highlighting the district’s recent academic gains and urging continued focus on performance and school climate. “We became an A‑rated district,” the superintendent said, calling the achievement “worth celebrating” while stressing it is not the finish line.
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