of Management and Budget, and the City Attorney. The City Manager is appointed by and answerable to the City Commission as a whole. The City of Largo is unique in that a supermajority of commissioners is required to terminate the City Manager. The City Manager appoints and supervises all department directors, and with Commission approval, appoints the Assistant City Manager, the City Clerk, and the City Attorney. Education Pinellas County Schools operates primary and secondary schools. The school district's administrative headquarters is located in Largo. Largo's high school is Largo High, and its mascot is the razorback boar. They are called the Packers because of the influence of the citrus packing industry on the town, most notably, the packing plant of Senator John Taylor. Largo's middle school is Largo Middle. The school colors are orange and black and the mascot is a tiger. Schiller International University's main campus is in Largo. St. Patricks Catholic School has a campus on Trotter Road in Largo, providing a private education for grades Pre-K–8th grade. Other private schools in the city include Veritas Academy. Infrastructure Transportation Largo is served by two international airports, Tampa International Airport and St. Petersburg-Clearwater International Airport. St. Petersburg-Clearwater Airport is located about east of downtown. Tampa International Airport is located about east of downtown on the other side of Tampa Bay. The Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority provides bus service throughout Pinellas County and express service to Tampa. State Roads 686 and 688 pass through Largo to connect with Interstate 275, which connects with I-75. US 19 and US 19 Alternate run north-to-south through Largo. A grid of county roads connects Largo with its neighbors. Notable people Beth Bauer, former LPGA golfer Michael Bradley, current PGA golfer Irene Cara, American Singer Al Conover, former American football player and coach Sarah Mavis Dabbs, All-American Girls Professional Baseball League player D'Qwell Jackson, NFL linebacker, Indianapolis Colts Chloe Lowery, singer-songwriter Dexter McCluster, NFL running back/wide receiver, Kansas City Chiefs Brittney McConn, retired figure skater Casey Moore, current Nevada Wolf Pack running backs coach Lanny Poffo, professional wrestler. Leonard T. Schroeder, retired U.S. Army colonel, first soldier ashore on D-Day in World War II John Stansel Taylor, Florida state senator Bill Young, U.S. Congressman Anastasija Zolotic, First American woman to win an Olympic gold medal in Taekwondo Sister cities Kami (Kōchi, Japan) – since 1969 See also History of Florida Maritime history of Florida