TAMPA, Fla. — A new tool from Hillsborough County Schools is showing parents what changes from an attendance boundary analysis could mean for their child's school. Simply put: some Hillsborough ...

🚨 Heads up Hillsborough County parents 🚨 10 in-person meetings are happening this week regarding school boundary changes. If you want to hear the options, speak with district officials, and ...

Hillsborough County newly proposed boundary maps are unveiled last night ...

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — The Hillsborough County school district may close up to seven schools if it changes its school attendance boundaries. Superintendent Addison Davis says it’s something the ...

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, Fla. (WFLA) — Hillsborough County school leaders have decided to delay school boundary changes and possible school closures in the county by at least two weeks. A school ...

hillsborough county, fla. — As the Hillsborough County School District continues to consider making changes to school attendance boundaries , several families are worried about the same thing.

Massive power outages were reported in Hillsborough County after Hurricane Milton made its way across Florida. Approximately 50,000 utilities crewmembers are in Florida working to restore power as ...

On Thursday, the Hillsborough County School Board is meeting for a workshop to discuss how to move forward with school boundary changes. Last week, superintendent Addison Davis asked the board to ...

Consultant team to explore new boundaries for Hillsborough County Schools Many schools either have too many students or not enough. Now, there's a plan to come up with new school boundaries.

TAMPA — Hillsborough County commissioners took their first public stab Wednesday at drawing new district boundaries for themselves amid accusations of self-serving gerrymandering, indifference ...

TAMPA, Fla. — Parents in southern Hillsborough County will meet with school district leaders tonight to voice concerns about proposed boundary changes for next school year. Meetings being held ...

TAMPA —After months of Facebook chatter and petition drives, parents and homeowners will get one more chance on Tuesday to try and talk politicians out of rezoning their children's schools.