Fall, Winter and Spring breaks will remain the same, but there are several changes throughout the rest of the school year that students & parents should know.

Hillsborough County plans to hire consultants to investigate why several areas of the county that rarely or never flood were inundated with water after hurricanes Helene and Milton. The Hillsborough Board of County Commissioners signed off on an idea to work with Tampa and Plant City on a probe of what Commissioner Pat Kemp called “devastating flooding” in areas where people weren’t warned

Hillsborough County will take a substantial step toward removing debris from Hurricane Milton . On Wednesday, commissioners unanimously approved transferring $60 million from the Catastrophic Disaster Recovery Fund reserves to aid in debris removal and other emergency protective measures costs related to Milton .

Unfortunately, Hillsborough County officials said there are still people they can’t get to yet. “It’s sad,” Brianna Clem, of Seffner, said. “I’ve seen our neighbors having to carry their babies through the water to bring groceries.

Wednesday, the Hillsborough Board of County Commissioners voted in favor of launching an independent investigation alongside the City of Tampa. Cinnamon Cove Apartments resident Adrian Aye says that after Hurricane Milton made landfall,

On Wednesday, Hillsborough County commissioners will decide whether to transfer $60 million that’s already in the county’s budget and put it toward Hurricane Milton cleanup.