Hillsborough County Public Schools School Board Workshop
The School Board Workshop agenda focused on several key policy revisions and strategic planning items. Discussion topics included updates to policies regarding political activities, student attendance, threat management, and the participation of non-enrolled students in interscholastic athletics. The Board also reviewed a new policy on patriotic displays, discussed the Charter School Improvement Plan for Florida Connections Academy due to its recent academic grading, and reviewed the draft Strategic Plan.
Jul 21, 2026
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Hillsborough County Public Schools School Board Workshop
The School Board conducted a workshop to review and discuss proposed policy revisions, the draft Strategic Plan, and affordable housing initiatives. Key policy topics included the adoption of courses of study, class size determinations, participation policies for student-athletes who transfer, wireless communication and electronic device usage, student attendance expectations and truancy enforcement, procedures for religious instruction absences, and protocols for investigations and interviews.
Mar 31, 2026·Board meeting
School Board Of Hillsborough County Workshop Session
The board conducted a workshop session that included a review of several school board policies regarding meetings, exceptional student education, wireless electronic devices, property management, and wellness, with several items moved forward for further action. The session also featured an extensive financial workshop covering strategies to address revenue losses, student and staff retention, enrollment trends, impact of legislative changes on budget development, staffing model implementation, and unit allocation decisions. Discussions also included school-specific staffing needs, the influence of immigration policies on enrollment, and the need for rationales for new initiatives.
