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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.

Get Involved

There are many ways to get involved and make a difference at John Hopkins Middle School! Parents and community members can join our PTSA or School Advisory Council (SAC) to help shape school initiatives and support student success. Families can also connect with our Magnet Boosters Club to assist with arts and academic programs, or participate in volunteer and mentorship opportunities that directly impact students. Your time and involvement help strengthen our school community and create lasting positive change.

When families and schools work together, students thrive. Pinellas County Schools invites you to take an active role in your child’s educational journey—whether that means becoming a volunteer, serving as a mentor, or connecting with our Strategic Partnerships team to explore even more ways to support our schools.

Why Your Involvement Matters

Your time, voice, and presence help create:

  • Stronger school communities

  • More enriching learning experiences

  • Greater support systems for students

  • A culture where every child feels seen and valued

Ways to Get Involved

  • Volunteer at Your School — From classroom help to event support, volunteers bring energy and connection to campus life.

  • Become a Mentor — Just one hour a week can change a student’s life. Mentors provide encouragement, consistency, and confidence-building support.

  • Connect with Strategic Partnerships — Looking for a unique way to contribute? Our Strategic Partnerships team takes care of all the fantastic ways families and communities come together in our district. From awesome volunteering and mentoring programs to exciting partnerships with local businesses, community groups, faith-based organizations, government, and universities, we've got it covered.