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Pinellas County Schools is moving forward with plans to close and merge schools amid a 20,000-student drop since 2016 — driven by falling birth rates and rising costs — and they’re still actively seeking your input. Community meetings have been held, and an online survey is open until Friday to shape final proposals headed to the school board this fall. If approved, changes will begin next spring. Residents are encouraged to voice their priorities — like smaller class sizes and more K-8 schools — as the district navigates this “Planning for Progress” initiative, with some board members praising transparency while others stress the need for broader engagement. Your feedback matters — and it’s not too late to share your thoughts.

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