Pinellas County Schools is an “A” School District

  •
    Comments (-1)

  • Pinellas County Schools has earned an “A” for the second consecutive year as reported by the Florida Department of Education's release of the 2024-25 district-level and school grades.

     

    “Earning a district grade of an ‘A’ shows the strength and commitment of our students, teachers, and staff members, as well as the unwavering support of our Board, families, and the community. This is another proud moment for Pinellas County Schools,” said Superintendent Kevin Hendrick.

     

    Every district-operated school across the district continues to accelerate outcomes for students, with 56 percent of schools earning an A, and 89 percent of schools earning an A or B. All schools earned an A, B, or C, as denoted below:

     

     PCS School Grades

    School Year

    A

    B

    C

    2024-25

    65

    38

    13

    2023-24

    55

    40

    20

     

    Pinellas County School Board Chairperson Laura Hine added, "PCS has been steadfast in cultivating a culture of excellence across our school district for a decade now, including our local referendum, and these sustained results show what is possible when we believe in, invest in, and lead public education. Well done, Pinellas!"

    Pinellas County Schools continues to be one of the top-performing school districts in the state. Guided by the 2023-26 District Strategic Plan, the district is committed to elevating academic excellence through innovation for all students. The district continues to provide opportunities to realize the vision of 100% student success, through a focus on engaging student and staff experiences and high expectations.

    For more information on individual school grades and the district’s accomplishments, visit the district website or the Florida Department of Education website. 
    Comments (-1)