CLEARWATER, Fla. (WFLA) -- The Pinellas County School district is in celebration mode with everything from 'A' grades to new schools to a homecoming almost a year in the making.

The buzz around Clearwater High School this morning, they earned an ‘A’ grade for the first time. The district keeping their ‘A’ grade for the second year in a row.

“We’re excited, 90% of our schools all A’s & B’s and so all across the districts today we’re at schools celebrating with signs and just welcoming everybody back and hoping for another great year,” said Pinellas County School Superintendent Kevin Hendrick.

Students at Gulf Beach Magnet will have a sense of normalcy again today after Hurricane Helene displaced them nearly a year ago. Faculty tells us finally getting back into the classrooms feels like

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