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Planning for Progress

Pinellas County Schools hosted a series of community meetings across the district to share school-specific data and gather feedback on population and enrollment trends, facility planning and school utilization.

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Planning for Progress

Pinellas County Schools hosted a series of community meetings across the district to share school-specific data and gather feedback on population and enrollment trends, facility planning and school utilization.

Educate and Prepare Each Student for College, Career and Life

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SPIRIT DAYS

 

CFMS celebrates a monthly School Spirit Day, typically held on a Friday or before a school-wide event (see Planner for dates). On these days, students may wear shorts that meet the fundamental dress code when paired with an approved school shirt. At the start of the school year, CFMS PTA sells Spirit Wear prior to PTA and SAC meetings. Spirit Wear is not required for the September Spirit Day; however, beginning in October, students must wear approved Spirit Wear to participate and wear shorts.

 

For Spring 8th grade Spirit Days, students must wear the designated 8th-grade t-shirt. Participation is optional.

 

Guidelines:

  • • Shorts must be within 3 inches of the knee.
  • • Shorts may only be worn with approved Spirit Wear (shirts, hoodies, or jackets). • Participation is not required.
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PARENT MEETING RESPONSIBILITIES

 

To support our school community, and in accordance with our Fundamental guidelines, parents/guardians are required to attend one PTA or SAC meeting each month. SAC meetings are observation only (not interactive), and all meetings are held in the gym unless otherwise noted. If you are unable to attend, you may send a representative (age 18 or older). Each representative may represent only one CFMS family, and the school must be notified by the morning of the meeting day. It is the parents’ responsibility to ensure the representative understands all expectations. To receive credit, you must arrive by 6:15 PM and stay until the meeting concludes—no exceptions. Meetings are intended for parents; children who attend must remain seated with their parents.

 

*If a concert, athletic home game, or Donuts for Dads (All Pro Dad) is offered, the parent may attend the function in lieu of attending a PTA or SAC meeting for that month.

 

**Parents may earn monthly meeting credit by volunteering instead of attending a PTA meeting. Please contact the volunteer coordinator for more information 727-298-1609.

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Announcements

At a glance

Academic excellence is just one part of the equation. We are equally committed to nurturing a climate and culture of collaboration, safety, innovation, and well-being. From early childhood education to college and career readiness, we are accelerating efforts to ensure every student has the resources and opportunities to reach their full potential.

92%

SCHOOLS WITH A OR B GRADES

141

SCHOOLS DISTRICT WIDE

25K

VOLUNTEERS

93.4%

GRADUATION RATE

10th

LARGEST FLORIDA SCHOOL DISTRICT

80+

MAGNET AND FUNDAMENTAL PROGRAMS

Videos and Features

2026 Educator Pulse Summit

2026 Educator Pulse Summit

2026 Rising Stars: Inspiring the Future of the Arts

2026 Rising Stars: Inspiring the Future of the Arts

Generation Lead Summit

Generation Lead Summit