Pinellas County Schools is a privately owned entity headquartered in the US, founded in 1912, employing approximately 7,770 individuals. The organization specializes in Education Administration Programs, functioning as a schools association for Pinellas County.
Pinellas County Schools launched a new round of "Planning for Progress" meetings in July 2026, seeking public input on potential changes including school consolidations, grade changes, new education models, technical programs, early childhood centers, and community partnerships. This initiative aims to address declining enrollment, rising operating costs, and thousands of empty classroom seats. Previously, on July 15, the district concluded its final community input meetings, which focused on declining enrollment and school consolidations necessary to maintain financially sustainable local programs. On the same day, Pinellas County Schools temporarily stopped public high schools from scheduling new athletic competitions against St. Petersburg Catholic High School, following a directive from District Athletic Director Marc Allison. Earlier, on May 12, Superintendent Kevin Hendrick planned to discuss the future of weapons detection systems with school board members after a trial period at two high schools was cut short.
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