Pinellas Schools Superintendent Mike Grego announces retirement

Like a professional athlete calling it a career at the top of their game, Pinellas County Schools (PCS) Superintendent Dr. Michael A. Grego announced he is stepping down from his role after 10 years of leading the district.

Grego announced Thursday that after serving 42 years in Florida public education, and the last 10 as Pinellas County's superintendent, the 2021-22 school year would be his last. His retirement officially begins on July 1.

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