Hillsborough superintendent's boundaries plan gets little support from board

It may be back to the drawing board for Superintendent Addison Davis and his staff, as Hillsborough County Public Schools looks to adjust its school attendance boundaries in an effort to save money. In a workshop meeting Monday, Davis threw his support behind the scenario he thought best when it comes to readjusting schools and the who attend them. Out of four potential options, he endorsed scenario four. It's an option he said reduces the amount of schools that would be impacted, reduces transportation costs, and increases savings within the district of more than $14 million dollars.