Pasco plans two Wesley Chapel-area school sites for August 2028
Pasco County Schools says it is planning a Two Rivers K-8 and an unnamed high school, both targeted to open in August 2028, to address capacity in the Wesley Chapel area.
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Pasco County Schools is planning two future school sites in the Wesley Chapel area, both targeted to open in August 2028: Two Rivers K-8 and a high school the district has not yet named. The district lists the projects as a way to address capacity in the area.
The plans appear in the district's published response to its Family Feedback Survey. That same response notes that enrollment trends differ across the county: enrollment in the west is declining, while some pockets of the east have grown.
Countywide, the district says enrollment has fallen over the past five years, which it says affects the funding available for staffing.
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