Pasco County Schools is hosting the annual Pathways School Choice Expo on November 9 and 10 at Gulf High School and Cypress Creek High School. The free events allow families to explore magnet, career, and specialized programs while enjoying food trucks. Representatives from various schools provide information on enrollment deadlines and college or military preparation options. Meanwhile, Main Street Zephyrhills has begun demolition of an unstable Quonset hut at the historic Home Theater to restore the 1940s landmark into a cultural arts center. This renovation project aims to create a vibrant venue for performances and community gatherings, with fundraising ongoing for full restoration.
Key Points:
- The Pasco Pathways School Choice Expo will be held on November 9 and 10 at Gulf High School and Cypress Creek High School.
- Main Street Zephyrhills hired Ovation Construction to demolish an unstable Quonset hut at the historic Home Theater.
- The Historic Home Theater in Zephyrhills was opened in 1948 by lumber magnate I.A. Krusen and closed in 2007.
- The nonprofit organization Main Street Zephyrhills purchased the theater property with state money approved during the 2024 and 2025 legislative sessions.
