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Hendrick will replace longtime superintendent Mike Grego, who retires this summer.
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The county received nearly twenty applications for the position.
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The deal would provide an average 3.25 percent raise and give teachers up to 15 additional hours of paid planning time.
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The board was considering changing the amount of speaker time or the deadline for public comment, but neither made it into the final policy.
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While many Florida school districts are facing complaints about books deemed inappropriate for minors, not all officials are in full support of banning them.
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The school district is asking for community feedback to help select a superintendent to replace Michael Grego.
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Pinellas County Schools removed "Gender Queer: A Memoir" from general circulation at two of its schools, saying the graphic novel was not age appropriate for all high school students.
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Superintendents have to be well-qualified -- and be willing to weather problems ranging from curriculum and staffing to pandemic issues, such as online learning and mask mandates.
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Omicron has exploded in schools across the Tampa Bay region this year and some local high school students say their district isn't doing enough to notify them of possible exposure.
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While some districts statewide are pausing out-of-state travel, one Tampa Bay area district is making all field trips voluntary for students.
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Saying it's "time to pass the baton," Grego announced he will retire effective July 1 after 10 years as superintendent.
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