Mangin (1971–1972) Gus Sakkis (1972–1981) Dr. Scott N. Rose (1981–1991) Dr. J. Howard Hinesley (1991–2004) Dr. Clayton M. Wilcox (2004–2008) Dr. Julie M. Janssen (2008–2011) Dr. John A. Stewart (2011–2012) Dr. Michael A. Grego (2012–2022) Kevin Hendrick (2022-present) School Board The members of the school board: Carol J. Cook, Chairperson – Single Member District #5 (2000–present) Peggy L. O'Shea, Vice Chairperson – At-Large District #3 (2006–present) Janet R. Clark – At-Large District #1 (2004–present) Terry Krassner – At-Large District #2 (2010–present) Ken Peluso – Single Member District #4 (2014–present) Linda S. Lerner – Single Member District #6 (1990–present) Rene Flowers – Single Member District #7 (2012–present) Districts 1–3 are at-large districts, elected by the voters of the entire school district. Districts 4–7 are single-member districts, voted on only by the voters who reside in the member district. The members from single-member districts are also required to reside within the district from which he or she is elected. Schools in Pinellas County The district covers a total of 142 institutions: 76 elementary schools, 22 middle schools, 17 high schools, 6 alternative & exception education schools, 9 adult/vocational schools, 16 centers, and 14 charter schools. With more than 17,000 teachers, administrators and support staff, the district is also Pinellas County's largest employer. Additionally, over 20,000 people serve as volunteers. High schools Middle schools Elementary schools Alternative and exceptional education schools Career technical and adult education Charter schools See also WPDS-LD List of school districts in Florida Pinellas Education Foundation References External links School districts in Florida Education in Pinellas County, Florida . Educational institutions established in 1912 1912 establishments in Florida