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ST. PETERSBURG — Gov. Charlie Crist is making two appearances in the Tampa Bay area Monday, including a stop at his high school alma mater.
Crist, praised by teachers for vetoing a controversial bill last week that sought to tie teacher pay to student performance, stops at St. Petersburg High at 12:30 p.m.
The governor will address the school in the auditorium and may take questions from the audience, which will include students.
Before that, Crist and first lady Carole Crist will attend the Red Cross Angels meeting, 3310 W Main St., in Tampa, at 11 a.m.
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