We got it wrong. The Hillsborough school district is projecting flat enrollment for the coming school year, and slow to moderate growth for the next few years. A St. Petersburg Times article that reported otherwise on Tuesday incorrectly compared enrollment numbers that amounted to apples to oranges.
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