Take action

Ask one precise question.

The strongest public comment is specific, sourced and directed through the district’s official channels. You do not need a long speech to ask for a fair comparison.

Read the two-page recommendation

Know the district’s stated plan, savings estimate, affected attendance grids and implementation schedule.

Open the PDF ↗

Send feedback through Planning for Progress

Use the official project page and select its “Send Planning for Progress Feedback” link.

Open feedback page ↗

Attend or follow the public meetings

Check the live district schedule for community meetings and School Board proceedings before you go.

Verify meetings ↗

A short message you can adapt

Keep the request focused on documentation.

This sample supports Fundamental expansion while asking the district to demonstrate why eliminating the zoned middle school is necessary.

“I support expanding access to the successful Fundamental program. Before eliminating Tarpon Springs’ zoned middle school, please publish a side-by-side educational, facilities, transportation and financial comparison of the recommended plan and less disruptive alternatives—including options involving available capacity at Tarpon Springs Elementary. Please explain why each alternative was accepted or rejected.”

Official channels

Send it where it counts.

This independent site does not collect messages or email addresses. Feedback goes directly through Pinellas County Schools.

Planning for Progress feedback

The district’s project hub contains the official feedback link and the latest recommendations.

Go to Planning for Progress ↗

Be factual and respectful. If you share a number, include its source and context. If you propose an alternative, ask the district to evaluate it rather than presenting it as already proven feasible.